diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Final_Runaround/Freshman_Year.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Final_Runaround/Freshman_Year.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0dc0760053b353488293563da4661564c9e85911 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Final_Runaround/Freshman_Year.html @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ + + + + + Freshman Year + + +

Freshman Year Schedule of Classes

+

(All Classes meet Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) (see + + solution)
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
8:00-8:50
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24.68
+
Following + Directions
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9:00-9:50
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19.4
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Tetraphilia
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10:00-11:00
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Lunch
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11:00-11:50
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19.7
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Cryptography
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12:00-12:50
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14.12345 / MAS.678910
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Material + + + + Acquisition
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1:00-1:50
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19.5
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Cryptic + Cruciverbalism
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2:00-2:50
+
12H.1
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Historical + Figures
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4:00-4:30
+
Tea
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4:30-5:20
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14.321
+
Pyramid Schemes
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5:30-6:20
+
24.24
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Cgntv Lngstcs
+
6:30-7:20
+
19.39
+
Name Recognition
+
7:30-8.20
+
7.51897
+
Rhodography
+
+

Extracurricular + + + Activity -- Skeet Shooting Club
+

+

Freshman Year Pop Quiz
+

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24.24 — Cgntv Lngstcs

+

Dr. Dvd nd Lnd Rsnck (see solution)
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+

Vwls r th gl tht hlds r lngg tgthr. n ths crs, y wll bgn t pprct + thr mprtnc. Lstd blw r lvn grps f rltd wrds r phrss, frm whch th + vwls dn spcs hv bn xcsd. Yr tsk s t dntf th wrds nd rplc th vwls. + T mk thngs ntrstng, thr s n xtrns lttr smwhr n ch lst. Ths lvn + lttrs tkn n rdr wll gv ctgr nd mmbr f tht ctgr. Yr fnl nswr s th + ctgr mmbr. t s gd thng w'v tkn pt n y. W cld hv gvn n xm n th + mprtnc f cnsnnts!
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+

Archivist's note: The errata told + us to replace nhh with nh where it is marked by + * below. This was already fixed on the copy we received.
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+ + + + + + + + +
nppldkpsthdctrw
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pnnsvdspnnrnd
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sttchntmsvsnn
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lkbfrylp
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pnnwspndflsh
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hwhfhsttsslst
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lvndltlv
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nncfprvntnswrthpndfcr
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rs
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rs
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ppmp
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dhl
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lntn
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cllll
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ds
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frs
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rchd
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mlts
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chhh
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tpdl
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bsgl
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trrr
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dlmtn
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lhsps
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cll
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fghn
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hppds
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ndttm
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sp
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lvlc
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thddcppl
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llnthfml
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pcnp
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fln
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ccrm
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pprlp
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mss
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trms
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prft
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bkdlsk
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+

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gnmd
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rp
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s
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tths
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rh
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hprn
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brn
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rl
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trtn
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d
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lh
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gdb
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rvr
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ds
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nc
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fwdrshn
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hw
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m
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ln
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mlk
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h
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nh *
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kn
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+

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sg
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thm
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ns
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slt
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blnf
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cmn
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clvs
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mnplncknlpnm
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blwsrswlb
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lnn
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sprgn
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glcn
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slcnl
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lsn
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srn
+
vln
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cstn
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    by Robyn Speer and Alex Rozenshteyn; art by DD Liu

    + +
    +# la'e dei na jitfa ijo lo danfu le salpo li pa sumji
    +                        le salpo cu lidne lo danfu
    +
    + +

    +Put together the jumbled comics to form comics in which the human says a +logical paradox. +

    + +

    +The titles that appear above the second panels are used for extraction. +

    + +
    +#   Title                           Paradox
    +
    +1.  "Ckini jufra"                   .i la'e di'e jitfa .i / la'e di'u jetnu
    +    ["Related sentences"]           [The next statement is false. The previous statement is true.]
    +
    +2.  "zDile tcica"                   .i mi jifsku / dei
    +    ["Amusing liar"]                [I am lying in this sentence.]
    +
    +3.  "ciPra co klesi"                .i xu le selcmi be lo'i ckaji be lo ka ce'u / na cmima ri cu cmima vo'a
    +    ["Subset test"]                 [Is the set of all things that aren't members of themselves a member of itself?]
    +
    +4.  "samPu mupli"                   .i la'e dei / jitfa
    +    ["Simple example"]              [This sentence is false.]
    +
    +5.  "pa loGji ke purdi pluta"       .i ko pensi lo xanto / .ijo ko spoja
    +    ["A logical garden path"]       [Think of an elephant, if and only if you explode.]
    +
    +6.  "flalu Be fu la .azimov."       .i ko na tinbe / lo se tinbe be fi mi
    +    ["Asimov's law"]                [Do not obey my commands.]
    +
    +7.  "ko ca zi Jdice"                .i xu lo natfe be dei cu / danfu dei noi preti
    +    ["Decide right now"]            [Will you answer this question in the negative?]
    +
    +8.  "e'o ca guSni"                  .i xu la cevni ka'e cupra lo bangu poi lo ni ke'a pluja ku banzu / le nu cy na ka'e tavla fo ke'a
    +    ["Let there be light"]          [Can God create a language so complicated that he can't speak it?]
    +
    +9.  "frica salPo"                   .i da cu liste lo'i ro mrena'u .i le da / salpo poi saclu cu te sumji li pi ra'e ci de .i de zvati ma ne'i da
    +    ["Different diagonal"]          [X is a list of all real numbers. Its diagonal (which is a decimal) plus .333... is Y. Where is Y inside X?]
    +
    +10. "zmadu pa goTro"                .i ma dilcu li vo / li no
    +    ["More than a septillion"]      [What is 4 divided by 0?]
    +
    +11. "cinri traji Be fo ro namcu"]   .i li xo du lo cmarai be lo'i mulna'u poi lo su'e / pa mu lojbo valsi na skicu ke'a
    + ["Most interesting number of all"] [What is the smallest number that cannot be described in 15 Lojban words?]
    +
    +12.  "ti bancu le do Jimte"         .i ko pensi lo namcu poi traji lo ka barda kei fo lo'i namcu poi do ka'e pensi .i ma / sumji li pa le se go'i
    +    ["This exceeds your limits"]    [Think of the largest number you can think of. What is that plus 1?]
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    + +

    +The words following the panel break, when put in order, are: +

    + +
    +    la'e dei na jitfa .ijo lo danfu le salpo li pa sumji
    +    [This sentence is true if and only if the answer is the sum of the diagonal and one.]
    +
    + +

    +Which is a convoluted way of saying +

    + +
    +    The answer is the diagonal plus one.
    +
    + +

    +When you take the letters on the diagonal of the titles -- keeping in mind that ' is a fully-fledged letter in Lojban -- you get: +

    + +
    +    CDPPGBJSPTBJ
    +
    + +

    +Add one to the diagonal, by taking the following letter of the Lojban alphabet (which has no H or Q), to get the answer: +

    + +
    +    DERRICKTRUCK
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    +

    Solution to Intersecting Personalities

    + +Author: Seth Bisen-Hersh + +

    First, identify the actors:

    + +
      +
    • Alice Ghostley +
    • Bernadette Peters +
    • Britt Robertson +
    • Dan Byrd +
    • Emilie de Ravin +
    • Felicity Huffman +
    • Ginnifer Goodwin +
    • Jack Davenport +
    • Jason Bateman +
    • Jean Smart +
    • Jennifer Lien +
    • Judith Light +
    • Julie Bowen +
    • Krysten Ritter +
    • Mary Tyler Moore +
    • Matthew Perry +
    • Peter Krause +
    • Sarah Hyland +
    • Scott Patterson +
    • Shelley Berman +
    • Shiri Appleby +
    • Tim Russ +
    • Tina Majorino +
    • Valerie Harper +
    • Zosia Mamet +
    + + +

    Then, notice that all of them have been featured on tv shows with at least one other... Next, notice that some of these tv shows are anagrammed below with an extra letter:

    + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
    SmashIAh miss
    Lipstick JungleIEpic killing juts
    Life UnexpectedTExceed left input
    Designing WomenTGinseng downtime
    Big LoveIGive boil
    GirlsLGrills
    Gilmore GirlsUGrislier mogul
    Cougar TownIGrow auction
    Ugly BettySGuy belt sty
    Chicago SonsIIconic hog ass
    Aliens in AmericaTInertial amnesiac
    Modern FamilyNManly informed
    SwingtownHNth sown wig
    PhenomWOwn hemp
    ParenthoodAPanda hooter
    RhodaGRad hog
    ValerieNReal vine
    The West WingOShowing tweet
    LostSSlots
    Veronica MarsTStorm variance
    Once Upon a TimeTTau omnipotence
    Sports NightNThong sprints
    Star Trek: VoyagerETry average stroke
    BewitchedWWe ditch web
    Samantha Who?SWoman has hats?
    + +

    Next, reorder the people in a circle with the common show linking them.

    + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
    Judith LightPhenomW
    Jennifer LienStar Trek: VoyagerE
    Tim RussSamantha Who?S
    Jean SmartDesigning WomenT
    Alice GhostleyBewitchedW
    Shelley BermanChicago SonsI
    Jason BatemanValerieN
    Valerie HarperRhodaG
    Mary Tyler MooreLipstick JungleI
    Sarah HylandModern FamilyN
    Julie BowenLostS
    Emilie de RavinOnce Upon a TimeT
    Ginnifer GoodwinBig LoveI
    Tina MajorinoVeronica MarsT
    Krysten RitterGilmore GirlsU
    Scott PattersonAliens in AmericaT
    Dan ByrdCougar TownI
    Matthew PerryThe West WingO
    Felicity HuffmanSports NightN
    Peter KrauseParenthoodA
    Zosia MametGirlsL
    Shiri ApplebyLife UnexpectedT
    Britt RobertsonSwingtownH
    Jack DavenportSmashI
    Bernadette PetersUgly BettyS
    + +

    Read off the extra letters from the anagrams, and that spells out WEST WING INSTITUTIONAL THIS... which clues the episode Institutional MEMORY... and MEMORY is the answer!

    + + + +
    + + +
    +
    + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r1s7_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_Intersecting_Personalities/solution.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r1s7_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_Intersecting_Personalities/solution.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b410dcf5e6b2774df4aff26f72ee20d38a297c18 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r1s7_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_Intersecting_Personalities/solution.html @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ + + + + Intersecting Personalities (MIT) + + + + +
    +
    + + Back + +
    +
    + + +
    +

    Solution to Intersecting Personalities

    + +Author: Seth Bisen-Hersh + +

    First, identify the actors:

    + +
      +
    • Alice Ghostley +
    • Bernadette Peters +
    • Britt Robertson +
    • Dan Byrd +
    • Emilie de Ravin +
    • Felicity Huffman +
    • Ginnifer Goodwin +
    • Jack Davenport +
    • Jason Bateman +
    • Jean Smart +
    • Jennifer Lien +
    • Judith Light +
    • Julie Bowen +
    • Krysten Ritter +
    • Mary Tyler Moore +
    • Matthew Perry +
    • Peter Krause +
    • Sarah Hyland +
    • Scott Patterson +
    • Shelley Berman +
    • Shiri Appleby +
    • Tim Russ +
    • Tina Majorino +
    • Valerie Harper +
    • Zosia Mamet +
    + + +

    Then, notice that all of them have been featured on tv shows with at least one other... Next, notice that some of these tv shows are anagrammed below with an extra letter:

    + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
    SmashIAh miss
    Lipstick JungleIEpic killing juts
    Life UnexpectedTExceed left input
    Designing WomenTGinseng downtime
    Big LoveIGive boil
    GirlsLGrills
    Gilmore GirlsUGrislier mogul
    Cougar TownIGrow auction
    Ugly BettySGuy belt sty
    Chicago SonsIIconic hog ass
    Aliens in AmericaTInertial amnesiac
    Modern FamilyNManly informed
    SwingtownHNth sown wig
    PhenomWOwn hemp
    ParenthoodAPanda hooter
    RhodaGRad hog
    ValerieNReal vine
    The West WingOShowing tweet
    LostSSlots
    Veronica MarsTStorm variance
    Once Upon a TimeTTau omnipotence
    Sports NightNThong sprints
    Star Trek: VoyagerETry average stroke
    BewitchedWWe ditch web
    Samantha Who?SWoman has hats?
    + +

    Next, reorder the people in a circle with the common show linking them.

    + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
    Judith LightPhenomW
    Jennifer LienStar Trek: VoyagerE
    Tim RussSamantha Who?S
    Jean SmartDesigning WomenT
    Alice GhostleyBewitchedW
    Shelley BermanChicago SonsI
    Jason BatemanValerieN
    Valerie HarperRhodaG
    Mary Tyler MooreLipstick JungleI
    Sarah HylandModern FamilyN
    Julie BowenLostS
    Emilie de RavinOnce Upon a TimeT
    Ginnifer GoodwinBig LoveI
    Tina MajorinoVeronica MarsT
    Krysten RitterGilmore GirlsU
    Scott PattersonAliens in AmericaT
    Dan ByrdCougar TownI
    Matthew PerryThe West WingO
    Felicity HuffmanSports NightN
    Peter KrauseParenthoodA
    Zosia MametGirlsL
    Shiri ApplebyLife UnexpectedT
    Britt RobertsonSwingtownH
    Jack DavenportSmashI
    Bernadette PetersUgly BettyS
    + +

    Read off the extra letters from the anagrams, and that spells out WEST WING INSTITUTIONAL THIS... which clues the episode Institutional MEMORY... and MEMORY is the answer!

    + + + +
    + + +
    +
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    Solution to A Puzzle with the Answer SULLIVAN

    +Authors: Aaron Bader and David Wilson + +

    The puzzle consists of various descriptions of couch gags from the + Simpsons. The first letter of each block of text spells MARTERS DR + WHO CHARACTER, which is the fake answer SULLIVAN. In addition, each + couch gag also features a catch phrase or unique description of one + of the first 12 Dr. Who doctors. To solve the puzzle identify the + Simpson's episode in which this particular couch gag first aired. + Either + this + site or + this + one should help you out. (You'll notice that the gags are + arranged alphabetically by episode title to help you know that + you're on the right track.) Then index into the title given the + number of the Doctor that is referenced. Rearrange into + chronological order by Simpsons episode air date and receive the + message, NIMOY KEEP BLANK THE SKIS. In the Simpsons episode "The + Springfield Files", Leonard Nimoy says "Keep watching the skis". WATCHING is the title.

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    In puzzle order here are brief gag descriptions, episode titles, and doctor +references:

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    Solution to A Puzzle with the Answer SULLIVAN

    +Authors: Aaron Bader and David Wilson + +

    The puzzle consists of various descriptions of couch gags from the + Simpsons. The first letter of each block of text spells MARTERS DR + WHO CHARACTER, which is the fake answer SULLIVAN. In addition, each + couch gag also features a catch phrase or unique description of one + of the first 12 Dr. Who doctors. To solve the puzzle identify the + Simpson's episode in which this particular couch gag first aired. + Either + this + site or + this + one should help you out. (You'll notice that the gags are + arranged alphabetically by episode title to help you know that + you're on the right track.) Then index into the title given the + number of the Doctor that is referenced. Rearrange into + chronological order by Simpsons episode air date and receive the + message, NIMOY KEEP BLANK THE SKIS. In the Simpsons episode "The + Springfield Files", Leonard Nimoy says "Keep watching the skis". WATCHING is the title.

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    In puzzle order here are brief gag descriptions, episode titles, and doctor +references:

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    Gag DescriptionEpisode No.EpisodeDoctor ReferenceDoctor NumberLetter
    Sgt. Pepper remake158Bart after DarkOld man with a wooden cane1B
    Simpsons sit in midair, couch builds itself on top104Bart of Darkness"Brilliant!"10K
    Eyeballs go to couch by themselves in dark89Boy-Scoutz 'N the Hood Frilly shirt3Y
    Bayeux Tapestry410E. Pluribus WiggumFrom the North9S
    Robbers are carrying the couch away45Flaming Moe'sScarf4M
    Alien escapes down trap door40Homer Defined"Fantastic!"9I
    MC Escher parody115Homer the Greatgummy candies (Jelly Babies)4E
    Couch spins behind wall leaving another couch62Homer the HereticStovepipe hat2O
    Jump the shark293How I Spent My Strummer VacationCelery5S
    Floor is hot coals245Kill the Alligator and Run"Grandfather"1K
    Couch springs them into ceiling111Lisa on IceLeather jacket9E
    Gravity reversed160Lisa's Date with DestinyForgets surnames1L
    Simpsons flushed down drain139Marge be not Proud"Geronimo!"11P
    Grandpa folded up into couch165Mountain of MadnessBrightly-colored coat6A
    Chess pieces344Pranksta RapCricket ball5K
    Couch is slot machine275She of Little Faith"Oh my giddy aunt!"2H
    Walk like Egyptians15Simpson and DelilahPlaying the spoons7N
    Harlem Globetrotters179The City of + New York vs Homer SimpsonConverse sneakers10N
    Living room is giant fishbowl255The Great Money CaperAmnesia8T
    Blue Man Group282The Old Man and the KeyYellow car3E
    Couch on conveyer belt369The Seemingly Never-Ending + Story"Physician, heal thyself"8I
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    Solution to A Puzzle with the Answer CRONIN

    +Author: Quinn Mahoney +

    + +The puzzle shows the Cheshire Nyan Cat, speeding through a field of stars. The filenames for the puzzle, cronin.html, and the music, cronin.mp3, clue the false answer CRONIN. After you've stared at the Cat for a while, and incorrectly guessed NYAN as the title, you'll notice that the stars seem to come in groups. An inspection of the source code shows that the stars arrive in groups of 32 and the vertical position of each is dictated by the contents of the file, data.txt. +

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    +data.txt contains about 3.3 megabytes of hexadecimal data. It seems random, but once the data is broken up into 32-character pieces, you should notice a particular string repeated a dozen times: +

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    +d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
    +57cec4137b614c87cb4e24a3d003a3e0
    +3700f097e741a7702f7e4ac61ed88c1a
    +cae8d14edd025e72c59dbab6f378c95a
    +7afcfab2abcd37569357fadba77d9e9c
    +bb995f813b8c38001fad14e7a3cc528b
    +b4bd7238111424a17180fc52c88fed96
    +d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
    +03c7c0ace395d80182db07ae2c30f034
    +0b180078d994cb2b5ed89d7ce8e7eea2
    +a587b16e0a2c4a9c61feee6486c3a6c5
    +d5e1f5a7f2fe3dab21da19f1c04fbd2b
    +d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
    +e358efa489f58062f10dd7316b65649e
    +01b6e20344b68835c5ed1ddedf20d531
    +…
    +
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    + +

    +The repeated string is: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e. You might recognize it anyway, but copy it into Google and you'll find that it is the MD5 hash of the empty string, represented in hexadecimal. It seems the contents of data.txt is a series of MD5 hashes. Also notice that the 'empty' hashes are spaced anywhere from two to ten hashes apart; this is a hint that the hashes are divided up by words. You wouldn't ordinarily try to brute-force cryptographic hashes, but it's Mystery Hunt, so it's worth a shot. You'll find that each hash builds on the hash before it, adding one character each time, and resetting every time there's an empty hash. That looks like the following: +

    + +

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    +d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
    +57cec4137b614c87cb4e24a3d003a3e0  Y
    +3700f097e741a7702f7e4ac61ed88c1a  Yo
    +cae8d14edd025e72c59dbab6f378c95a  You
    +7afcfab2abcd37569357fadba77d9e9c  You'
    +bb995f813b8c38001fad14e7a3cc528b  You'r
    +b4bd7238111424a17180fc52c88fed96  You're
    +d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
    +03c7c0ace395d80182db07ae2c30f034  s
    +0b180078d994cb2b5ed89d7ce8e7eea2  su
    +a587b16e0a2c4a9c61feee6486c3a6c5  sur
    +d5e1f5a7f2fe3dab21da19f1c04fbd2b  sure
    +d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
    +e358efa489f58062f10dd7316b65649e  t
    +01b6e20344b68835c5ed1ddedf20d531  to
    +…
    +
    +

    + +

    +Once you've decoded the entire data.txt, you get a quotation from the Cheshire Cat, followed by a second stream of data: +

    +

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    +You're sure to get somewhere, if you only walk long enough.
    +da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709
    +08a914cde05039694ef0194d9ee79ff9a79dde33
    +0d94103eaba0e8fcbb475d8c9ebcf4752ef898ed
    +da39a3ee5e6b4b0d325…
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    + +

    +The repeated string in this stream of data is the SHA-1 hash of the empty string, da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709. Follow the steps above to decode again. You'll get another quotation from the Cheshire Cat, followed by a third stream of data: +

    + +

    +

    Oh you can't help that. We're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad.
    +c5d2460186f7233c927e7db2dcc703c0e500b653ca82273b7bfad8045d85a470
    +03783fac2efed8fbc9ad443e592ee30e61d65f471140c10ca155e937b435b760
    +8c7303…
    +
    +

    + +

    +The hash function used on this level is a bit more obscure, but if you copy the repeated string c5d2460186f7233c927e7db2dcc703c0e500b653ca82273b7bfad8045d85a470 into Google, you'll find that the function is Keccak-256, one variant of the newly-chosen SHA-3 standard. Decode the third stream of data to get the sentence: +

    + +

    +Alice thought the whole thing very SILLY +

    + +

    The title of this silly puzzle is the word, SILLY.

    + +

    +A Python script to generate the puzzle data is here: puzzle.py and a script to solve the puzzle is here: solution.py. They both require pysha3; instructions are in the source files. +

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    + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r416_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_A_Puzzle_with_the_Answer_DRIVE_MY_CAR/index.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r416_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_A_Puzzle_with_the_Answer_DRIVE_MY_CAR/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d8644580688c16298d8d9d447fded67212392cda --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r416_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_A_Puzzle_with_the_Answer_DRIVE_MY_CAR/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ + + + + A Puzzle with the Answer DRIVE MY CAR (The White Queen) + + + + + +
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    + A Puzzle with the Answer DRIVE MY CAR +
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    +Congrats! You've solved this puzzle. The answer is DRIVE MY CAR. However, you don't know the puzzle's title. When you think you've gotten the title, submit it. +
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    This is a very simple puzzle: taking the answer words to the puzzles listed and indexing into them by the number in parentheses gives RABBIT HIDES BY FAIRCHILD BUILDING TORNADO MACHINE, which tells solvers where the White Rabbit has run off to so that they can start closing all the rabbit holes and finish the hunt!

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    Sgt. Pepper remake158Bart after DarkOld man with a wooden cane1B
    Simpsons sit in midair, couch builds itself on top104Bart of Darkness"Brilliant!"10K
    Eyeballs go to couch by themselves in dark89Boy-Scoutz 'N the Hood Frilly shirt3Y
    Bayeux Tapestry410E. Pluribus WiggumFrom the North9S
    Robbers are carrying the couch away45Flaming Moe'sScarf4M
    Alien escapes down trap door40Homer Defined"Fantastic!"9I
    MC Escher parody115Homer the Greatgummy candies (Jelly Babies)4E
    Couch spins behind wall leaving another couch62Homer the HereticStovepipe hat2O
    Jump the shark293How I Spent My Strummer VacationCelery5S
    Floor is hot coals245Kill the Alligator and Run"Grandfather"1K
    Couch springs them into ceiling111Lisa on IceLeather jacket9E
    Gravity reversed160Lisa's Date with DestinyForgets surnames1L
    Simpsons flushed down drain139Marge be not Proud"Geronimo!"11P
    Grandpa folded up into couch165Mountain of MadnessBrightly-colored coat6A
    Chess pieces344Pranksta RapCricket ball5K
    Couch is slot machine275She of Little Faith"Oh my giddy aunt!"2H
    Walk like Egyptians15Simpson and DelilahPlaying the spoons7N
    Harlem Globetrotters179The City of + New York vs Homer SimpsonConverse sneakers10N
    Living room is giant fishbowl255The Great Money CaperAmnesia8T
    Blue Man Group282The Old Man and the KeyYellow car3E
    Couch on conveyer belt369The Seemingly Never-Ending + Story"Physician, heal thyself"8I
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    Callooh Callay, World!ACTIVE USER10R
    SledgehammeredHAND TOOL2A
    Campus Art from Z to ABAD BOYS4B
    Marking TerritoryHOSPITAL BEDS9B
    EggsamPENSIVENESS5I
    SAT IIIMILLSTONE6T
    Stalk Us MaybeFIRE HOSE5H
    1! 2! 3! 4! 4649!SMASH HIT7I
    CrosswalksDERRICK1D
    Gone with the WindENGULF1E
    VenntersectionsSPUR1S
    KroskuroHOBO BOBO3B
    The Revenge of Yuki Nagato Episode 00ENERGY BEAM6Y
    The Duck Konundrum VI: Now... PepperGLUTEN FREE7F
    You've Got Some NerveSANE2A
    The Circle of LifeSQUIGGLES4I
    SKI TreesMOUNTAINEER11R
    WAT?CONFRONT1C
    Some Nutty LinesFLUSHOT5H
    The Great CollapseOVOID4I
    Saturdy & SundyVALIANT3L
    Hole WizardCUTTING EDGE9D
    Crow FactsBIRD OF PREY1B
    Magic MushroomsSLUGGISH3U
    Compose YourselfFELINE4I
    Time FliesAPPLE4L
    A Mad Cocktail PartyED WYNN2D
    Thank Heaven for Little GirlsBABY WIPE6I
    Modern Cubism ArtistGENIUS3N
    Let's Meet in the MiddleJINGOIST4G
    A Curious IncidenceUTENSIL2T
    Crossed WiresECHO4O
    Cruciform HeraldryTRAIN TRACK2R
    Wandering StarsG RING4N
    Directions in WritingAZIMUTH1A
    Diplomatic VictoryARCHDUKE OTTO5D
    Filed ErectorCAPS LOCK6O
    Indie Audio ProductionsDARK OMEN6M
    Growth and Fixed CostsSECONDARY7A
    Glazing OverCERAMICS1C
    Walk Across Some DungeonsDEN CHAI5H
    Top ShelfREPUBLICAN7I
    Family TiesCLEAN SWEEP5N
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    Depth: 128
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    Solution to Frequency Distribution Tank

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    by Nathaniel Zuk

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    Answer: CRASHER

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    There are 26 types of fish in the large image. Each fish represents a letter, and we can deduce which fish is which letter based on the frequencies of letters in English (up to ambiguities for fish whose numbers are identical).

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    20 E
    14 T
    12 A
    11 O
    10 I, N
    9 H, R, S
    6 D, L
    4 C, M, U, W
    3 F, G, P, Y
    2 B
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    From this, we can determine that the answer, written at the bottom in fish, must match [CMUW][HRS]A[HRS][HRS]E[HRS]. One can deduce that the only plausible English word match is CRASHER.

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    Depth: 128
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    by Nathaniel Zuk

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    Answer: CRASHER

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    20 E
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    12 A
    11 O
    10 I, N
    9 H, R, S
    6 D, L
    4 C, M, U, W
    3 F, G, P, Y
    2 B
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    Depth: 144
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    Depth: 188
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    by Daniel Levine

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    Answer: TOUGHEN

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    Each rebus clues a winner of exactly two of the three legs of the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing: The Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, or Belmont Stakes.

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    1976 - BOLDFORBES KD, BS
    2014 - CALIFORNIACHROME KD, PS
    1999 - CHARISMATIC KD, PS
    1967 - DAMASCUS PS, BS
    1991 - HANSEL PS, BS
    1953 - NATIVEDANCER PS, BS
    1984 - SWALE KD, BS
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    +DARKSTAR
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    1976 - BOLDFORBES KD, BS
    2014 - CALIFORNIACHROME KD, PS
    1999 - CHARISMATIC KD, PS
    1967 - DAMASCUS PS, BS
    1991 - HANSEL PS, BS
    1953 - NATIVEDANCER PS, BS
    1984 - SWALE KD, BS
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    CO: Singer (8)
    +FR: Quality of yielding nothing to sustain life (10)
    +AU: Abnormally high body temperature (12)
    +NO: British industrial action (2 words) (6)
    +RU: Self torturer (9)
    +EE: Common post-MIT destination (7)
    +TL: Seats reserved for clergy (7)
    +NG: Fitting (9)
    +TR: Learned individual (6)
    +RU: Noted linguist (7)
    +IT: Instrument to measure atmospheric pressure (9)
    +JP: Cary Grant, originally (9)
    +FI: Around 6% of a cup (10)
    +FR: Relation based on similarities and differences (10)
    +IN: Sweet smelling (8)
    +BE: Evergreen conifer (7)
    +SN: Timbrel cousin (10)
    +IQ: Hamster alternatives (7)
    +ZM: Venetian attractions (8)
    +TN: One who takes advantage of circumstances (11)

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    Depth: 239
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    Depth: 257
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    Depth: 266
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    Solution to Rectangles

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    by Kris Ehinger

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    Answer: RAMBLES

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    + + Each row of rectangles depicts a set of people or characters characters in a minimalist style. The sets are: +

    +The Beatles (in the Sgt. Pepper's album cover outfits)
    +John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, George Harrison
    +* = Ringo +

    +My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
    +Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy, Applejack, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, Pinkie Pie
    +* = Applejack +

    +Pokemon (TV)
    +Jessie, James, Meowth, Brock, Ash, Misty, Pikachu
    +* = Misty +

    +Justice League (TV)
    +Martian Man Hunter, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman, Flash, Hawkgirl
    +* = Batman +

    +The Addams Family
    +Wednesday, Gomez, Morticia, Pugsley, Thing, Lurch
    +* = Lurch +

    +Minecraft
    +"Steve" (the default player skin), Skeleton, Enderman, Zombie, Creeper, Slime, Spider
    +* = Enderman +

    +The Wizard of Oz
    +Scarecrow, Tin Man, Toto, Dorothy Gale, Cowardly Lion
    +* = Scarecrow +

    +Taking the first letters of the starred chracters' names gives the answer RAMBLES. + +

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    Depth: 266
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    Solution to Rectangles

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    by Kris Ehinger

    +

    Answer: RAMBLES

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    + + Each row of rectangles depicts a set of people or characters characters in a minimalist style. The sets are: +

    +The Beatles (in the Sgt. Pepper's album cover outfits)
    +John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, George Harrison
    +* = Ringo +

    +My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
    +Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy, Applejack, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, Pinkie Pie
    +* = Applejack +

    +Pokemon (TV)
    +Jessie, James, Meowth, Brock, Ash, Misty, Pikachu
    +* = Misty +

    +Justice League (TV)
    +Martian Man Hunter, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman, Flash, Hawkgirl
    +* = Batman +

    +The Addams Family
    +Wednesday, Gomez, Morticia, Pugsley, Thing, Lurch
    +* = Lurch +

    +Minecraft
    +"Steve" (the default player skin), Skeleton, Enderman, Zombie, Creeper, Slime, Spider
    +* = Enderman +

    +The Wizard of Oz
    +Scarecrow, Tin Man, Toto, Dorothy Gale, Cowardly Lion
    +* = Scarecrow +

    +Taking the first letters of the starred chracters' names gives the answer RAMBLES. + +

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    Depth: 284
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    Solution to Not All There

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    by Iolanthe Chronis, Miranda Gavrin, and Brad Stronger

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    Answer: CLEANED

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    Each column of images goes with a well-known phrase which includes a number. Take the difference between the number given and the number in the common phrase, and index into the alphabet to read off the answer CLEANED.

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    Given imagesCommon phraseDifferenceLetter
    3 flags6 flags3C
    38 shades of grey50 shades of grey12L
    2 dwarves7 dwarves5E
    9 things I hate about you10 things I hate about you1A
    7 guns21 guns14N
    5 little Indians10 little Indians5E
    8 angry men12 angry men4D
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    Depth: 284
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    Solution to Not All There

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    by Iolanthe Chronis, Miranda Gavrin, and Brad Stronger

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    Answer: CLEANED

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    Each column of images goes with a well-known phrase which includes a number. Take the difference between the number given and the number in the common phrase, and index into the alphabet to read off the answer CLEANED.

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    Given imagesCommon phraseDifferenceLetter
    3 flags6 flags3C
    38 shades of grey50 shades of grey12L
    2 dwarves7 dwarves5E
    9 things I hate about you10 things I hate about you1A
    7 guns21 guns14N
    5 little Indians10 little Indians5E
    8 angry men12 angry men4D
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    Depth: 344
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    Solution to Word Fork

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    by Charles Steinhardt

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    Answer: MICE

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    The clues can each be solved with two-word phrases, with one letter changed between each pair. These pairs can be assembled into a word chain that branches once:

    + +

    +Took one turn at darts -- THREW THREE
    +Tossed an ill-tempered woman - THREW SHREW
    +Scatter a mole-like mammal - STREW SHREW
    +Disseminate plague - STREW STREP
    +Soak throat bacteria - STEEP STREP
    +Cliffside nap - STEEP SLEEP
    +Alarm clock chime - SLEEP BLEEP
    +Censorship going too far, perhaps - BLEEP BLEED
    +Transfusion result - BLEED BLEND
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    + +

    +(branch 1)
    +Barbie/Ken offspring, genetically - BLOND BLEND
    +Jeff Healey, e.g. - BLIND BLOND +

    + +

    +(branch 2)
    +Flavorless signature coffee - BLAND BLEND
    +Milquetoast shutout - BLAND BLANK +

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    The unused ends of the chain are THREE, BLIND, and BLANK, thus the answer is MICE.

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    Depth: 344
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    Solution to Word Fork

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    by Charles Steinhardt

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    Answer: MICE

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    The clues can each be solved with two-word phrases, with one letter changed between each pair. These pairs can be assembled into a word chain that branches once:

    + +

    +Took one turn at darts -- THREW THREE
    +Tossed an ill-tempered woman - THREW SHREW
    +Scatter a mole-like mammal - STREW SHREW
    +Disseminate plague - STREW STREP
    +Soak throat bacteria - STEEP STREP
    +Cliffside nap - STEEP SLEEP
    +Alarm clock chime - SLEEP BLEEP
    +Censorship going too far, perhaps - BLEEP BLEED
    +Transfusion result - BLEED BLEND
    +

    + +

    +(branch 1)
    +Barbie/Ken offspring, genetically - BLOND BLEND
    +Jeff Healey, e.g. - BLIND BLOND +

    + +

    +(branch 2)
    +Flavorless signature coffee - BLAND BLEND
    +Milquetoast shutout - BLAND BLANK +

    + +

    The unused ends of the chain are THREE, BLIND, and BLANK, thus the answer is MICE.

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    Depth: 394
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    Depth: 399
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    I am sensible to the allure of bad choices and advertisements, but I laid out a good system to handle it. My extraordinary drug supplier did not hesitate to have a difference of opinion with the store owner who was also a scientist. For distraction, I had animals: four hamsters and a mare to ride. Now, my primary source of calm is the library with its chair, table, and dresser. It is the main location for conversation and where we devise hypotheses. It is a great tradition of ideas debated while eating raisins as a snack until we reach a central conclusion.

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    Depth: 79
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    Solution to Pod of Dolphins Meta

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    by halftime

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    Answer: BELUGA PAL

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    + + The answers to the puzzles in the Pod of Dolphins are: +
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    +Each answer has exactly one repeated letter. These letters can be used to spell TIC TAC TOE.

    +If you write each answer in a 3x3 box, the doubled letters almost form a winning tic-tac-toe combo. +

    +For instance, in BAPTISTRY: +

    +

    +BAP
    +TIS
    +TRY
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    +... the two Ts and the B form a three-in-a-row. +

    +And in CITY GATES: +

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    +CIT
    +YGA
    +TES
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    +...the two Ts and the G form a winning diagonal. +

    +In each answer, the letter with the "winning move" occupies a different square. Order them by which square is used to complete the row: +

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    +BEL
    +UGA
    +PAL
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    +In a show of cetacean unity, the playful dolphins have recruited a friendly BELUGA PAL to help guide your sub! + +

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    Depth: 79
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    Solution to Pod of Dolphins Meta

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    by halftime

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    Answer: BELUGA PAL

    +
    +
    + + The answers to the puzzles in the Pod of Dolphins are: +
    + +

    +Each answer has exactly one repeated letter. These letters can be used to spell TIC TAC TOE.

    +If you write each answer in a 3x3 box, the doubled letters almost form a winning tic-tac-toe combo. +

    +For instance, in BAPTISTRY: +

    +

    +BAP
    +TIS
    +TRY
    +
    +

    +... the two Ts and the B form a three-in-a-row. +

    +And in CITY GATES: +

    +

    +CIT
    +YGA
    +TES
    +
    +

    +...the two Ts and the G form a winning diagonal. +

    +In each answer, the letter with the "winning move" occupies a different square. Order them by which square is used to complete the row: +

    +

    +BEL
    +UGA
    +PAL
    +
    +

    +In a show of cetacean unity, the playful dolphins have recruited a friendly BELUGA PAL to help guide your sub! + +

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    Depth: 68
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    Solution to Ariel's Scavenger Hunt

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    by Veronica Boyce

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    Answer: SERRA ANGEL

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    Here is a collection of items that would get more than 150 points (not counting bonus points):

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    Depth: 68
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    by Veronica Boyce

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    Answer: SERRA ANGEL

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    Here is a collection of items that would get more than 150 points (not counting bonus points):

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    Location: Treasure Chest
    Depth: 210
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    Solution to Paper Jigsaw

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    by Jane Chronis and Miranda Gavrin

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    Answer: THE SPIRITS WITHIN

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    The final jigsaw puzzle looks like this:

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    Reading the letters along the ripple lines top to bottom gives names of fabrics with letters missing.

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    FEL*
    +DAMASK
    +REP K*AKI
    +JERS*Y COOLMAX CAMBRIC
    +DUCK GABARDINE VELOUR
    +LACE CHEESECLOTH *PANDEX
    +CHIFFON RI*STOP BURLAP MUSL*N
    +O*GANDY S*LK LYCRA COT*ON NYLON SERGE
    +VELVETEEN SEER*UCKER CORDUROY
    +SACKCLOTH *OOL LINEN RAYON DOBBY G*NGHAM
    +*AFFETA CAS*MERE GAUZE
    +TWEED MOLESK*N
    +FLANNEL JUTE
    +CA*VAS
    +FLEECE

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    Reading the missing letters (again along the ripples) gives the answer, THE SPIRITS WITHIN.

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    The puzzle was inspired by this real quilt designed and made by Evelyn Judson.

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    Depth: 210
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    Solution to Paper Jigsaw

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    by Jane Chronis and Miranda Gavrin

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    Answer: THE SPIRITS WITHIN

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    +
    + +

    The final jigsaw puzzle looks like this:

    +

    +

    Reading the letters along the ripple lines top to bottom gives names of fabrics with letters missing.

    + +

    FEL*
    +DAMASK
    +REP K*AKI
    +JERS*Y COOLMAX CAMBRIC
    +DUCK GABARDINE VELOUR
    +LACE CHEESECLOTH *PANDEX
    +CHIFFON RI*STOP BURLAP MUSL*N
    +O*GANDY S*LK LYCRA COT*ON NYLON SERGE
    +VELVETEEN SEER*UCKER CORDUROY
    +SACKCLOTH *OOL LINEN RAYON DOBBY G*NGHAM
    +*AFFETA CAS*MERE GAUZE
    +TWEED MOLESK*N
    +FLANNEL JUTE
    +CA*VAS
    +FLEECE

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    Reading the missing letters (again along the ripples) gives the answer, THE SPIRITS WITHIN.

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    The puzzle was inspired by this real quilt designed and made by Evelyn Judson.

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    Location: Graveyard
    Depth: 298
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    Solution to Graveyard Meta

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    by halftime

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    Answer: MECHANICAL SEA MONSTER

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    + + Oh my god! This creepy round deep in the ocean is full of spooktacular puzzles! +

    +The titles provide the ordering mechanism; each one sounds a lot like one of the first 7 books from the original Goosebumps series. From each answer, extract the one syllable containing an "er" sound. This gives the solution phrase -- after it's been transformed as though by the "Ermahgerd!" meme. +

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    Welcome to Dead WatersSUMMER
    Stay Out of the TrenchKERFUFFLE
    Shark BloodWINNER
    Say Cheese and Dive!CURL UP
    The Curse of the Atlantean's TombBIG SUR
    Let's Get Submersible!SMS POMMERN
    Night of the Living KrakenSTIR FRY
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    +MER KER NER CURL SUR MERN STIR +

    The un-ermahgerd'ed phrase is the answer:
    MECHANICAL SEA MONSTER + +

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    Depth: 298
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    Solution to Graveyard Meta

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    by halftime

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    Answer: MECHANICAL SEA MONSTER

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    +
    + + Oh my god! This creepy round deep in the ocean is full of spooktacular puzzles! +

    +The titles provide the ordering mechanism; each one sounds a lot like one of the first 7 books from the original Goosebumps series. From each answer, extract the one syllable containing an "er" sound. This gives the solution phrase -- after it's been transformed as though by the "Ermahgerd!" meme. +

    + + + + + + + + +
    Welcome to Dead WatersSUMMER
    Stay Out of the TrenchKERFUFFLE
    Shark BloodWINNER
    Say Cheese and Dive!CURL UP
    The Curse of the Atlantean's TombBIG SUR
    Let's Get Submersible!SMS POMMERN
    Night of the Living KrakenSTIR FRY
    +

    +MER KER NER CURL SUR MERN STIR +

    The un-ermahgerd'ed phrase is the answer:
    MECHANICAL SEA MONSTER + +

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    Depth: 298
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    Solution to Graveyard Meta

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    by halftime

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    Answer: MECHANICAL SEA MONSTER

    +
    +
    + + Oh my god! This creepy round deep in the ocean is full of spooktacular puzzles! +

    +The titles provide the ordering mechanism; each one sounds a lot like one of the first 7 books from the original Goosebumps series. From each answer, extract the one syllable containing an "er" sound. This gives the solution phrase -- after it's been transformed as though by the "Ermahgerd!" meme. +

    + + + + + + + + +
    Welcome to Dead WatersSUMMER
    Stay Out of the TrenchKERFUFFLE
    Shark BloodWINNER
    Say Cheese and Dive!CURL UP
    The Curse of the Atlantean's TombBIG SUR
    Let's Get Submersible!SMS POMMERN
    Night of the Living KrakenSTIR FRY
    +

    +MER KER NER CURL SUR MERN STIR +

    The un-ermahgerd'ed phrase is the answer:
    MECHANICAL SEA MONSTER + +

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    Location: Atlantis, Colorful Tower
    Depth: 480
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    Suns of China

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    Answer: click here to reveal

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    Rising from the crow sea it shines upon the treasured chicken

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    From the crow sea it sweeps across the northern capital past the business mound

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    It is the celebration sun projecting onto the crane wall

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    Between the treasured chicken and the business mound

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    Setting in the west peacefully is the morality sun

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    It is the totem of the Han centered in the southern capital

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    Where repeated celebration flows through the nine rivers

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    The southern sun accompanies the measuring sun

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    Leaving the expensive sun alone in the southern flatness

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    Location: Atlantis, Colorful Tower
    Depth: 359
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    Solution to Colorful Tower Meta

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    by Iolanthe Chronis

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    Answer: IMMORTAL IRON KEEL

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    + + + +This is the Atlantis DEATH meta. +

    +In the shell are seven partial hangman games. For each game, one of the puzzle answers is the "letters guessed so far". Not only that, the hangman answer is a "dead" version of that same puzzle answer. +

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    Puzzle answerHangman answer# of wrong guesses
    STARBLACK HOLE3
    HOLSTEINBURGER7
    HEROMARTYR3
    GOPHERROADKILL4
    PINESTUMP3
    GAMEVENISON3
    HUMANZOMBIE4
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    +The grids are alphabetical by answer, and the hangmen are ordered separately in ascending order. +

    +Reading the numbered blanks in order, the meta answer is IMMORTAL IRON KEEL. + +

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    Location: Atlantis, Colorful Tower
    Depth: 359
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    Solution to Colorful Tower Meta

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    by Iolanthe Chronis

    +

    Answer: IMMORTAL IRON KEEL

    +
    +
    + + + +This is the Atlantis DEATH meta. +

    +In the shell are seven partial hangman games. For each game, one of the puzzle answers is the "letters guessed so far". Not only that, the hangman answer is a "dead" version of that same puzzle answer. +

    + + + + + + + + + +
    Puzzle answerHangman answer# of wrong guesses
    STARBLACK HOLE3
    HOLSTEINBURGER7
    HEROMARTYR3
    GOPHERROADKILL4
    PINESTUMP3
    GAMEVENISON3
    HUMANZOMBIE4
    +
    +The grids are alphabetical by answer, and the hangmen are ordered separately in ascending order. +

    +Reading the numbered blanks in order, the meta answer is IMMORTAL IRON KEEL. + +

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    Location: Atlantis, Spotted Tower
    Depth: 455
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    Solution to Foamy

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    by Kim Baldauf

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    Answer: VOICELESSNESS

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    The solver sees two grid which look like nonograms, also known as Griddlers or Paint by Numbers. However, the second grid is clearly too sparse to be solvable. Furthermore, the sum of the row numbers in the top grid does not match the sum of the column numbers.

    + +

    In fact, both are part of the same grid, where each cell can be white, red, or black. Furthermore, the difference between the sum of the column numbers and the sum of the row numbers in the top grid is exactly the number of red cells; from this, the solver can guess that red cells are counted as part of the row numbers but not the column numbers. Here is the finished picture:

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    The grid displays a picture of Ariel from The Little Mermaid. The red cells form braille; the braille reads 3 DAY PROBLEM 4 ESSES. (The ⠼ in Braille is used to cue a number.) In the context of The Little Mermaid, this clues the answer VOICELESSNESS.

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    Location: Atlantis, Spotted Tower
    Depth: 455
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    Solution to Foamy

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    by Kim Baldauf

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    Answer: VOICELESSNESS

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    + +

    The solver sees two grid which look like nonograms, also known as Griddlers or Paint by Numbers. However, the second grid is clearly too sparse to be solvable. Furthermore, the sum of the row numbers in the top grid does not match the sum of the column numbers.

    + +

    In fact, both are part of the same grid, where each cell can be white, red, or black. Furthermore, the difference between the sum of the column numbers and the sum of the row numbers in the top grid is exactly the number of red cells; from this, the solver can guess that red cells are counted as part of the row numbers but not the column numbers. Here is the finished picture:

    + +

    + +

    The grid displays a picture of Ariel from The Little Mermaid. The red cells form braille; the braille reads 3 DAY PROBLEM 4 ESSES. (The ⠼ in Braille is used to cue a number.) In the context of The Little Mermaid, this clues the answer VOICELESSNESS.

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    Location: Atlantis, Spiky Tower
    Depth: 420
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    Solution to Quodlibet

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    by Noam D. Elkies

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    Answer: PRACTICE

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    As suggested by the title of the puzzle and the sound file, the recording is of a new “Goldberg variation” each of whose eight phrases combines the corresponding phrase of one of Bach’s 30 variations (in the right hand = high range) with a popular tune (in the left hand = low range), slightly modified to make the harmony and transitions smoother. See the score here. For example, the beginning combines the start of the 3rd variation with “Happy Birthday To You”, and the end combines the end of the 11th variation with “Love Me Tender”. The eight letters of the answer PRACTICE are obtained by extracting from each tune’s name the nth letter where n is the number of the variation played with it:

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    3 / haPpy birthday to you
    +8 / london bRidge is falling down
    +23 / my bonnie lies over the oceAn
    +13 / three blind miCe
    +5 / deck The halls
    +30 / what shall we do with the drunken saIlor [that's a capital I]
    +2 / sCarborough fair
    +11 / love me tendEr

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    Location: Atlantis, Spiky Tower
    Depth: 420
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    Solution to Quodlibet

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    by Noam D. Elkies

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    Answer: PRACTICE

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    As suggested by the title of the puzzle and the sound file, the recording is of a new “Goldberg variation” each of whose eight phrases combines the corresponding phrase of one of Bach’s 30 variations (in the right hand = high range) with a popular tune (in the left hand = low range), slightly modified to make the harmony and transitions smoother. See the score here. For example, the beginning combines the start of the 3rd variation with “Happy Birthday To You”, and the end combines the end of the 11th variation with “Love Me Tender”. The eight letters of the answer PRACTICE are obtained by extracting from each tune’s name the nth letter where n is the number of the variation played with it:

    + +

    3 / haPpy birthday to you
    +8 / london bRidge is falling down
    +23 / my bonnie lies over the oceAn
    +13 / three blind miCe
    +5 / deck The halls
    +30 / what shall we do with the drunken saIlor [that's a capital I]
    +2 / sCarborough fair
    +11 / love me tendEr

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    Location: Atlantis, Spiky Tower
    Depth: 376
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    Solution to Spiky Tower Meta

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    by Iolanthe Chronis, Travis Hance, and Brian Hamrick

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    Answer: FAERIE CORNUCOPIA

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    + + This is the Atlantis FAMINE meta. +

    +The puzzle answers are all words that can have a food taken out to leave a word leftover: +

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    +The shell itself is meant to resemble a food pyramid. The images all associate with one of the leftover words, which are then written into the circles.

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    +Reading only the circles that are in the same food group as the subtracted out food for that answer, from left to right, the meta answer is FAERIE CORNUCOPIA. + +

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    Location: Atlantis, Spiky Tower
    Depth: 376
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    Solution to Spiky Tower Meta

    +

    by Iolanthe Chronis, Travis Hance, and Brian Hamrick

    +

    Answer: FAERIE CORNUCOPIA

    +
    +
    + + This is the Atlantis FAMINE meta. +

    +The puzzle answers are all words that can have a food taken out to leave a word leftover: +

    +
    +The shell itself is meant to resemble a food pyramid. The images all associate with one of the leftover words, which are then written into the circles.

    + +

    +Reading only the circles that are in the same food group as the subtracted out food for that answer, from left to right, the meta answer is FAERIE CORNUCOPIA. + +

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    + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2015/mit2015r132_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2015_Check_Out_This_Sticked_Asiatic_Music/index.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2015/mit2015r132_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2015_Check_Out_This_Sticked_Asiatic_Music/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3f1f6b4b940253617e21af3499d90ba2c4bd7aa3 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2015/mit2015r132_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2015_Check_Out_This_Sticked_Asiatic_Music/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Check Out This Sticked Asiatic Music — MIT Mystery Hunt 2015 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    Location: Atlantis, Golden Tower
    Depth: 450
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    Check Out This Sticked Asiatic Music

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    Answer: click here to reveal

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    +(Download) +
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    Location: Atlantis, Golden Tower
    Depth: 389
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    Golden Tower Meta

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    Answer: click here to reveal

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    Once you have discovered an upgrade that will help this tower, call it in.

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    Atlantean Sports

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    This week's results:

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      +
    1. Ymirra defeated Amordo
    2. +
    3. Salmai defeated Rubico
    4. +
    5. Eidol defeated Radix
    6. +
    7. Sempri defeated Igorina
    8. +
    9. Garalos defeated Mystika
    10. +
    11. Unum defeated Oberi
    12. +
    13. Faustus defeated Illian
    14. +
    15. Juno defeated Aquata
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    Solution - Spot the Dog

    +

    by Corey Plover

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
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    +

    The provided Google Cardboard scenes are not quite identical and each has a set of extra dogs relative to the other scenes. +

    + + + + + +

    Tracing the line of sight of each of these extra dogs spells out strings which collectively form WWW.AHC.COM/MIT. This URL is unambiguously determined by the punctuation included by the extra dogs (full stops being formed by a dog looking down at the ground).

    + +

    Visiting www.ahc.com/mit + reveals a splash screen from AHC (one of our sponsors) explaining that the answer to this puzzle is RED CENT. AHC (and specifically their Head of Motion Graphic, Luc Clayton) provided all of the exquisite round artwork and animations for this year's Hunt.

    +
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    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0112_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Spot_the_Dog/_solution_assets/solution b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0112_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Spot_the_Dog/_solution_assets/solution new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..be69db502660d076371db0e4ba6813d55ed7ead7 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0112_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Spot_the_Dog/_solution_assets/solution @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Solution to Spot the Dog — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    Solution - Spot the Dog

    +

    by Corey Plover

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    The provided Google Cardboard scenes are not quite identical and each has a set of extra dogs relative to the other scenes. +

    + + + + + +

    Tracing the line of sight of each of these extra dogs spells out strings which collectively form WWW.AHC.COM/MIT. This URL is unambiguously determined by the punctuation included by the extra dogs (full stops being formed by a dog looking down at the ground).

    + +

    Visiting www.ahc.com/mit + reveals a splash screen from AHC (one of our sponsors) explaining that the answer to this puzzle is RED CENT. AHC (and specifically their Head of Motion Graphic, Luc Clayton) provided all of the exquisite round artwork and animations for this year's Hunt.

    +
    +
    +
    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0112_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Spot_the_Dog/solution b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0112_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Spot_the_Dog/solution new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..be69db502660d076371db0e4ba6813d55ed7ead7 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0112_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Spot_the_Dog/solution @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Solution to Spot the Dog — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    Solution - Spot the Dog

    +

    by Corey Plover

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    The provided Google Cardboard scenes are not quite identical and each has a set of extra dogs relative to the other scenes. +

    + + + + + +

    Tracing the line of sight of each of these extra dogs spells out strings which collectively form WWW.AHC.COM/MIT. This URL is unambiguously determined by the punctuation included by the extra dogs (full stops being formed by a dog looking down at the ground).

    + +

    Visiting www.ahc.com/mit + reveals a splash screen from AHC (one of our sponsors) explaining that the answer to this puzzle is RED CENT. AHC (and specifically their Head of Motion Graphic, Luc Clayton) provided all of the exquisite round artwork and animations for this year's Hunt.

    +
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    +
    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0113_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_You_Complete_Me/asset_index.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0113_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_You_Complete_Me/asset_index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4920f6e766416cdec518795506019bb89f394d1e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r0113_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_You_Complete_Me/asset_index.html @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + You Complete Me — Dog Show — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    You Complete Me

    + +
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    Or to put it another way, you're my X factor.

    + + + + + + + +
    *kiss* *kiss**kiss*
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    1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36

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    4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49

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    9, 16, 25, 36

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    16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81

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    9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64

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    9, 16, 25, 36, 49

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    1, 9, 25, 49, 81

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    6, 32, 90, 228

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    18, 40, 120, 192, 350

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    2, 4, 24, 144, 180, 264

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    6, 24, 50, 144, 252, 320

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    10, 90, 160, 252, 324

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    16, 30, 88, 120, 144, 196

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    40, 110, 156, 196, 240, 324

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    You Complete Me

    + +
    +
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    Or to put it another way, you're my X factor.

    + + + + + + + +
    *kiss* *kiss**kiss*
    +
    +

    1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36

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    4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49

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    9, 16, 25, 36

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    16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81

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    9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64

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    9, 16, 25, 36, 49

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    1, 9, 25, 49, 81

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    6, 32, 90, 228

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    18, 40, 120, 192, 350

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    2, 4, 24, 144, 180, 264

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    6, 24, 50, 144, 252, 320

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    10, 90, 160, 252, 324

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    16, 30, 88, 120, 144, 196

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    40, 110, 156, 196, 240, 324

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    Solution - Obstacle Training

    +

    by Craig Kasper

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    + The answers to the obstacle training meta can be laid end to + end in lowercase such that the ladders and ramps match the + ascenders and descenders, like this: +

    +

    +
    + + isthmusofsuezoldmaidsothnielmilkdrytenpmakdzharpbfree + +

    +

    + As the flavortext suggests, increment the letters following an + ascender and decrement the letters following a descender. + Those letters will spell out INTENTIONLESS FLEABAGS. +

    +
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    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r012m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obstacle_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/solution b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r012m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obstacle_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/solution new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..04bab396b6fe2d4cdae3a3b79c4f626e29ecd334 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r012m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obstacle_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/solution @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Solution to Obstacle Training — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    Solution - Obstacle Training

    +

    by Craig Kasper

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    + The answers to the obstacle training meta can be laid end to + end in lowercase such that the ladders and ramps match the + ascenders and descenders, like this: +

    +

    +
    + + isthmusofsuezoldmaidsothnielmilkdrytenpmakdzharpbfree + +

    +

    + As the flavortext suggests, increment the letters following an + ascender and decrement the letters following a descender. + Those letters will spell out INTENTIONLESS FLEABAGS. +

    +
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    +
    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r012m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obstacle_Training_Meta/solution b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r012m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obstacle_Training_Meta/solution new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..04bab396b6fe2d4cdae3a3b79c4f626e29ecd334 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r012m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obstacle_Training_Meta/solution @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Solution to Obstacle Training — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    + + + +

    Solution - Obstacle Training

    +

    by Craig Kasper

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    + The answers to the obstacle training meta can be laid end to + end in lowercase such that the ladders and ramps match the + ascenders and descenders, like this: +

    +

    +
    + + isthmusofsuezoldmaidsothnielmilkdrytenpmakdzharpbfree + +

    +

    + As the flavortext suggests, increment the letters following an + ascender and decrement the letters following a descender. + Those letters will spell out INTENTIONLESS FLEABAGS. +

    +
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    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/asset_index.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/asset_index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d65507e12a303e9fe995caa4e0fe1258d65c3d22 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/asset_index.html @@ -0,0 +1,167 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Solution to Obedience Training — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    Solution - Obedience Training

    +

    by Mike Sylvia

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    + The answers: +

      +
    • AGFA
    • +
    • PEER
    • +
    • I FIB
    • +
    • ROOD
    • +
    • URUS
    • +
    +

    +

    + Each answer in this round is four letters long and + monovocalic, with two consonants and one repeated vowel. Each + of the five main vowels is used once in this way; assembling + the consonant pairs in AEIOU order (as listed above) gives + GFPRFBRDRS. +

    +

    + Insert new repeated vowels to make two new + monovocalic words that serve as the answer to this meta: + GOOFPROOF BREEDERS. +

    +
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    +
    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/solution b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/solution new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d65507e12a303e9fe995caa4e0fe1258d65c3d22 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/_solution_assets/solution @@ -0,0 +1,167 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Solution to Obedience Training — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    Solution - Obedience Training

    +

    by Mike Sylvia

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    + The answers: +

      +
    • AGFA
    • +
    • PEER
    • +
    • I FIB
    • +
    • ROOD
    • +
    • URUS
    • +
    +

    +

    + Each answer in this round is four letters long and + monovocalic, with two consonants and one repeated vowel. Each + of the five main vowels is used once in this way; assembling + the consonant pairs in AEIOU order (as listed above) gives + GFPRFBRDRS. +

    +

    + Insert new repeated vowels to make two new + monovocalic words that serve as the answer to this meta: + GOOFPROOF BREEDERS. +

    +
    +
    +
    + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/solution b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/solution new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d65507e12a303e9fe995caa4e0fe1258d65c3d22 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2016/mit2016r015m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2016_Obedience_Training_Meta/solution @@ -0,0 +1,167 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + Solution to Obedience Training — MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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    + + + +

    Solution - Obedience Training

    +

    by Mike Sylvia

    +

    Answer: Click here to reveal

    +
    +
    +

    + The answers: +

      +
    • AGFA
    • +
    • PEER
    • +
    • I FIB
    • +
    • ROOD
    • +
    • URUS
    • +
    +

    +

    + Each answer in this round is four letters long and + monovocalic, with two consonants and one repeated vowel. Each + of the five main vowels is used once in this way; assembling + the consonant pairs in AEIOU order (as listed above) gives + GFPRFBRDRS. +

    +

    + Insert new repeated vowels to make two new + monovocalic words that serve as the answer to this meta: + GOOFPROOF BREEDERS. +

    +
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    +
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    The Fire Swamp

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    + Printable version (PDF) + +

    As Princess Buttercup can attest, if you need to cross a fire swamp, the best way to do it is together.

    +

    Rectangles of Uniform Size:

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    The Fire Swamp:

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    Solution - I Never Promised You A Rows Garden

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    by Craig Kasper and Corey Plover

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    In this Rows Garden puzzle, the so-called "rows" clues refer to the SW-to-NE slants of the grid. The A "row" holds the answer RHO and all the red bloom clues are 7 letters long and entered into the grid in the shape of a rho (ρ).

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    The completed Rows Garden puzzle is shown below:

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    The initials of the regular white and yellow rose clues spells ANSWER'S NOT HERE and ELSEWHERES respectively, indicating that these blooms are not the source of the answer.

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    The letters extending out of each red rho bloom, in grid order, spell LOUIS DE BOURBON and the initials of the rho clues themselves spell USE HIS WAR ALIAS. This leads to the answer of LE GRAND CONDÉ or LE GRAND CONDE.

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    Solution - I Never Promised You A Rows Garden

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    by Craig Kasper and Corey Plover

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    In this Rows Garden puzzle, the so-called "rows" clues refer to the SW-to-NE slants of the grid. The A "row" holds the answer RHO and all the red bloom clues are 7 letters long and entered into the grid in the shape of a rho (ρ).

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    The completed Rows Garden puzzle is shown below:

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    The initials of the regular white and yellow rose clues spells ANSWER'S NOT HERE and ELSEWHERES respectively, indicating that these blooms are not the source of the answer.

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    The letters extending out of each red rho bloom, in grid order, spell LOUIS DE BOURBON and the initials of the rho clues themselves spell USE HIS WAR ALIAS. This leads to the answer of LE GRAND CONDÉ or LE GRAND CONDE.

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    Solution - I Never Promised You A Rows Garden

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    by Craig Kasper and Corey Plover

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    In this Rows Garden puzzle, the so-called "rows" clues refer to the SW-to-NE slants of the grid. The A "row" holds the answer RHO and all the red bloom clues are 7 letters long and entered into the grid in the shape of a rho (ρ).

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    The completed Rows Garden puzzle is shown below:

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    The initials of the regular white and yellow rose clues spells ANSWER'S NOT HERE and ELSEWHERES respectively, indicating that these blooms are not the source of the answer.

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    The letters extending out of each red rho bloom, in grid order, spell LOUIS DE BOURBON and the initials of the rho clues themselves spell USE HIS WAR ALIAS. This leads to the answer of LE GRAND CONDÉ or LE GRAND CONDE.

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    Solution - The White House or Bust!

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    Identify each artwork by the breast detail shown. Index into the (English) name of the artwork by the sum of the numbers to the top and left. Where two breasts are used in a single image, double the letter.

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    + +Girl on [A] Blue Pillow - Modigliani
    +The [BB]irth of Venus - Botticelli
    +M[O]na Lisa - Da Vinci
    +In [T]he Tepidarium - Alma-Tameda
    +Judit[H] 1 - Klimt
    +Se[A]ted Female Nude with Elbows Propped - Schiele
    +[LL]iberty Leading the People - Delacroix
    +D[A]naë - (Artemisia) Gentileschi
    +Two Women [R]unning on the Beach - Picasso
    +The Li[T]tle Mermaid - Eriksen
    +Win[G]ed Victory - unknown
    +Leda [A]nd the Swan - Rubens
    +Venus de Mi[LL]o - unknown
    +The Thr[E]e Graces - Raphael
    +The B[R]oken Column - Kahlo
    +Ameth[Y]st - Mucha
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    Solution - The White House or Bust!

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    Identify each artwork by the breast detail shown. Index into the (English) name of the artwork by the sum of the numbers to the top and left. Where two breasts are used in a single image, double the letter.

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    Artworks used:

    + +Girl on [A] Blue Pillow - Modigliani
    +The [BB]irth of Venus - Botticelli
    +M[O]na Lisa - Da Vinci
    +In [T]he Tepidarium - Alma-Tameda
    +Judit[H] 1 - Klimt
    +Se[A]ted Female Nude with Elbows Propped - Schiele
    +[LL]iberty Leading the People - Delacroix
    +D[A]naë - (Artemisia) Gentileschi
    +Two Women [R]unning on the Beach - Picasso
    +The Li[T]tle Mermaid - Eriksen
    +Win[G]ed Victory - unknown
    +Leda [A]nd the Swan - Rubens
    +Venus de Mi[LL]o - unknown
    +The Thr[E]e Graces - Raphael
    +The B[R]oken Column - Kahlo
    +Ameth[Y]st - Mucha
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    Solution - The White House or Bust!

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    Identify each artwork by the breast detail shown. Index into the (English) name of the artwork by the sum of the numbers to the top and left. Where two breasts are used in a single image, double the letter.

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    Artworks used:

    + +Girl on [A] Blue Pillow - Modigliani
    +The [BB]irth of Venus - Botticelli
    +M[O]na Lisa - Da Vinci
    +In [T]he Tepidarium - Alma-Tameda
    +Judit[H] 1 - Klimt
    +Se[A]ted Female Nude with Elbows Propped - Schiele
    +[LL]iberty Leading the People - Delacroix
    +D[A]naë - (Artemisia) Gentileschi
    +Two Women [R]unning on the Beach - Picasso
    +The Li[T]tle Mermaid - Eriksen
    +Win[G]ed Victory - unknown
    +Leda [A]nd the Swan - Rubens
    +Venus de Mi[LL]o - unknown
    +The Thr[E]e Graces - Raphael
    +The B[R]oken Column - Kahlo
    +Ameth[Y]st - Mucha
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    Solution - Paint it Black

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    by Craig Kasper

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The five puzzles with letters provided are End View puzzles (also known as Easy as ABC puzzles in some places). Their solutions are given below. Each puzzle contains precisely one of the letters B, L, A, C, or K. Any square in that puzzle which contains that letter is to be painted black.

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    Painting the squares black in the empty grid which are in the same positions as the black-painted squares in the five puzzles leaves a relatively small number of un-painted squares. Exactly one of the five puzzles has a letter in the square in that position. Transferring those letters into the unpainted squares in the empty grid and reading top-to-bottom and left-to-right reveals the answer: NOSEEUM.

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    Solution - Paint it Black

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    by Craig Kasper

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The five puzzles with letters provided are End View puzzles (also known as Easy as ABC puzzles in some places). Their solutions are given below. Each puzzle contains precisely one of the letters B, L, A, C, or K. Any square in that puzzle which contains that letter is to be painted black.

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    Painting the squares black in the empty grid which are in the same positions as the black-painted squares in the five puzzles leaves a relatively small number of un-painted squares. Exactly one of the five puzzles has a letter in the square in that position. Transferring those letters into the unpainted squares in the empty grid and reading top-to-bottom and left-to-right reveals the answer: NOSEEUM.

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    Solution - Paint it Black

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    by Craig Kasper

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The five puzzles with letters provided are End View puzzles (also known as Easy as ABC puzzles in some places). Their solutions are given below. Each puzzle contains precisely one of the letters B, L, A, C, or K. Any square in that puzzle which contains that letter is to be painted black.

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    Painting the squares black in the empty grid which are in the same positions as the black-painted squares in the five puzzles leaves a relatively small number of un-painted squares. Exactly one of the five puzzles has a letter in the square in that position. Transferring those letters into the unpainted squares in the empty grid and reading top-to-bottom and left-to-right reveals the answer: NOSEEUM.

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    This is the craziest golf course you've ever seen! Back and forth across the entire kingdom multiple times, and there are no distance markers on the holes. If you owned this golf course, you'd be willing to take anything in exchange for it.

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    It was 50 years ago, and the details of that horror have thankfully + faded from my memory, but there are records, printed copies of that + program from so long ago and historical artifacts associated with + it. The one thing I do remember is that I was so rattled, I made a + single mistake in every line.

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    When you receive this puzzle, contact HQ to receive the + historical + artifacts associated with this puzzle. (Teams received three cards like the ones shown at the link)

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    "Let me tell you something about full moons: kids don't care about full moons." -Endymion

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    Solution - Ysera Dream Fragment

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The card shown in this dream fragment is the Hearthstone card Ancestral Spirit captioned as "Assembled Shaman". Each of the cards used in Ysera's round have titles which similarly match in enumeration and initial letters to Hearthstone cards as displayed and ordered in game.

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    • Cannery → Crackle
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    Solution - Ysera Dream Fragment

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The card shown in this dream fragment is the Hearthstone card Ancestral Spirit captioned as "Assembled Shaman". Each of the cards used in Ysera's round have titles which similarly match in enumeration and initial letters to Hearthstone cards as displayed and ordered in game.

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    • Field Scribe → Feral Spirit
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    • Haddock Walk → Healing Wave
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    • Life Braid → Lava Burst
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    The Hearthstone card that is missing from this sequence is HEX, and this is the answer for this dream fragment.

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    Solution - Ysera Dream Fragment

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The card shown in this dream fragment is the Hearthstone card Ancestral Spirit captioned as "Assembled Shaman". Each of the cards used in Ysera's round have titles which similarly match in enumeration and initial letters to Hearthstone cards as displayed and ordered in game.

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    • Lost Skull → Lava Shock
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    • Replication → Reincarnate
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    • Wanderer → Windfury
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    • Formulating Teams → Flametongue Totem
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    • Trail Goods → Totem Golem
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    • Vagabond Tours → Vitality Totem
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    • Worrying Ziggurats → Whirling Zap-o-matic
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    • Provision → Powermace
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    • Emergency Deportation → Elemental Destruction
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    • Fun Sized → Far Sight
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    • Field Scribe → Feral Spirit
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    • Haddock Walk → Healing Wave
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    • Life Braid → Lava Burst
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    • Luminance Shift → Lightning Storm
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    The Hearthstone card that is missing from this sequence is HEX, and this is the answer for this dream fragment.

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    Solution - Aborigine Dream Fragment

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The image shown in this dream fragment is a Rainbow Serpent with a body consisting of three distinct sections, and each section comprising seven equally sized "scales". One scale in each section is clearly divided into two half-sized sections:

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    • Section 1: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, White, [Violet / Violet]
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    • Section 2: Red, Orange, Yellow, [Green / Green], White, Indigo, Violet
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    • Section 3: Red, [Orange / Orange], Yellow, Green, White, Indigo, Violet
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    The whitened blue and indigo scales are an allusion to the puzzle Blazing Trails (whose answer INDIGO BLUE is a mini-round whose answer is WHITENED) and which references the Rainbow Serpent in the puzzle's own clues.

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    There are exactly three single words clues that are 8 letters long and contain a double letter. These map uniquely to the patterns on the snake, with the letters falling into the white spaces spelling the dream fragment answer EAT (i.e. WARINE[SS], ABE[RR]ANT, A[SS]ORTED).

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    Solution - Aborigine Dream Fragment

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The image shown in this dream fragment is a Rainbow Serpent with a body consisting of three distinct sections, and each section comprising seven equally sized "scales". One scale in each section is clearly divided into two half-sized sections:

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    • Section 1: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, White, [Violet / Violet]
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    • Section 2: Red, Orange, Yellow, [Green / Green], White, Indigo, Violet
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    • Section 3: Red, [Orange / Orange], Yellow, Green, White, Indigo, Violet
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    The whitened blue and indigo scales are an allusion to the puzzle Blazing Trails (whose answer INDIGO BLUE is a mini-round whose answer is WHITENED) and which references the Rainbow Serpent in the puzzle's own clues.

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    There are exactly three single words clues that are 8 letters long and contain a double letter. These map uniquely to the patterns on the snake, with the letters falling into the white spaces spelling the dream fragment answer EAT (i.e. WARINE[SS], ABE[RR]ANT, A[SS]ORTED).

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    Solution - Aborigine Dream Fragment

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    The image shown in this dream fragment is a Rainbow Serpent with a body consisting of three distinct sections, and each section comprising seven equally sized "scales". One scale in each section is clearly divided into two half-sized sections:

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    • Section 1: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, White, [Violet / Violet]
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    • Section 2: Red, Orange, Yellow, [Green / Green], White, Indigo, Violet
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    • Section 3: Red, [Orange / Orange], Yellow, Green, White, Indigo, Violet
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    The whitened blue and indigo scales are an allusion to the puzzle Blazing Trails (whose answer INDIGO BLUE is a mini-round whose answer is WHITENED) and which references the Rainbow Serpent in the puzzle's own clues.

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    There are exactly three single words clues that are 8 letters long and contain a double letter. These map uniquely to the patterns on the snake, with the letters falling into the white spaces spelling the dream fragment answer EAT (i.e. WARINE[SS], ABE[RR]ANT, A[SS]ORTED).

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    Solution - Randolph Carter Dream Fragment

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    by Craig Kasper and Nick Poulos

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    + The image shown is taken from "The Gashlycrumb Tinies" by + Edward Gorey. The accompanying caption is reminiscent of that + book's style. +

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    + The flavortext for the puzzle "The Eldritch, Gambrel Scavenger + Hunt" includes the following references to tragedies that befell + specific children from the book: +

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    • "[...] his dog choked on some fruit that fell off one of my trees. Well, actually, it happened twice. [...]" → E is for Ernest who choked on a peach
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    + Since the first event (E) happened twice, the answer is EEK. +

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    Solution - Randolph Carter Dream Fragment

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    by Craig Kasper and Nick Poulos

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    + The image shown is taken from "The Gashlycrumb Tinies" by + Edward Gorey. The accompanying caption is reminiscent of that + book's style. +

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    + The flavortext for the puzzle "The Eldritch, Gambrel Scavenger + Hunt" includes the following references to tragedies that befell + specific children from the book: +

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    • "[...] his dog choked on some fruit that fell off one of my trees. Well, actually, it happened twice. [...]" → E is for Ernest who choked on a peach
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    • "[...] I'll smash that fool's head with an axe!" → K is for Kate who was struck with an axe
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    + Since the first event (E) happened twice, the answer is EEK. +

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    Solution - Limbo

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    + Each of the dream fragment puzzles from the previous rounds + gives a short word. These puzzles also have associated sets of + symbols which indicate how to divide each answer into + two pieces (except for the last one). +

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    + The puzzles are presented as nested circles, which suggests splitting each fragment answer as indicated and nesting the results, ten deep. +

    +RIME   = R                                      IME
    +OUT    =  OU                                   T
    +SESAME =    SE                             SAME
    +TACT   =      T                         ACT
    +HEX    =       H                      EX
    +EAT    =        E                   AT
    +SLICKS =         SL             ICKS
    +EEK    =           EE          K
    +PERUSE =             PER    USE
    +SNOW   =                SNOW
    +        
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    Solution - Limbo

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    by Mark Halpin

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    Answer: Click here to reveal

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    + Each of the dream fragment puzzles from the previous rounds + gives a short word. These puzzles also have associated sets of + symbols which indicate how to divide each answer into + two pieces (except for the last one). +

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    + The puzzles are presented as nested circles, which suggests splitting each fragment answer as indicated and nesting the results, ten deep. +

    +RIME   = R                                      IME
    +OUT    =  OU                                   T
    +SESAME =    SE                             SAME
    +TACT   =      T                         ACT
    +HEX    =       H                      EX
    +EAT    =        E                   AT
    +SLICKS =         SL             ICKS
    +EEK    =           EE          K
    +PERUSE =             PER    USE
    +SNOW   =                SNOW
    +        
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