In the first photo the LF are in front of their infantry but angled to them. A frontal charge is declared on the LF and they choose to evade directly to their rear.

Since it is evading, it is exempt from passing through in the same or opposite direction to that faced by the BGs it is interpenetrating. It has enough move to clear the HF but not enough to clear the MF. Since it reaches the MF, it is moved all the way through and ends it move as in the 2nd photo.

Have I missed anything?



