premise: Two little kids without shirts are sitting down facing each other. hypothesis: Two young children are playing with each other and giggling while playing with markers.
neutral: Two little kids without shirts may not be playing or giggling while playing with markers even though they are sitting without shirts facing each other.|neutral: There is no indication in the first sentence that the children are playing with each other, giggling, or have markers.|neutral: The children don't necessarily have to be playing with markers.