Hugo bend (a descendant/heir of the Zeppelin bend)

[SS369]

So, after the intermission break, I would like to ask an on topic question.

@X1 post:31

Just another example of a true Zeppelin-like knot, a rope-made hinge where the two main bights of the two links are not hooked the one to the other, but connected through their tail pair, which play the role of the pivot.
>>> A slightly different dressing of the same knot, is shown in the fourth picture. A great advantage of the Zeppelin bend, is that the “pivot” remains almost perpendicular to the axis of the loading - therefore it confronts shear forces mainly rather than oblique friction forces. When this beneficial orientation is compromised, and the pair of the tails is not at a right angle to the pair of the standing ends ( like it happens in the bend shown in this post), the “pivot” has to withstand stronger friction forces, and function as a “wedge” - just as it happens to most other bends.

Is this indeed another dressing or is it tied differently? I have not been able to manipulate the fourth version into the previous one.

SS