If so, i) 'caki' will not require c-commanding antecedents and allow discourse antecedents; ii) 'caki' will not show a preference for either the strict or the sloppy reading in VP-ellipsis contexts; iii) 'caki' may not be sensitive to logophoricity.
unlike Type II anaphors, Type III anaphors behave like a core anaphor in a local domain.