The odd line is self-dual #
The square trivialisation of an odd line is an exact pairing of the line with itself. The two triangle identities are forced by the sign of the self-braiding: rearranging a triple of lines cyclically costs two transpositions, hence no sign at all, and the hexagon turns that cyclic rearrangement into a braiding past the trivialisation, which the unit coherences absorb.
Whiskering a negated identity on the right negates it.
Whiskering a negated identity on the left negates it.
Cyclic rearrangement of a triple of lines is free: the two transpositions each contribute a sign, and the signs cancel.
Cyclic rearrangement of a triple of lines is free, in the mirror grouping.
The first triangle identity of the odd line.
The second triangle identity of the odd line.
The odd line is self-dual: the square trivialisation is an exact pairing of the line with itself.