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  • The Clone Did It: Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    The Clone Did It: Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    The Clone Did It: The Rings Under the Boards, Part 5
    Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    Brian Zain: Being lazybones of mind for the day. Songs and questions are going to build this random day on So”em show, random radio. Going to read a postcard. So, the song is.

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    A twisted mental upon the mantle, leaving the mind tangled.

    Make a call on an angle when taking a dive into any rectangle.

    Jack Tillerman: Wow! This going to be a challenge to stay awake.

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    1st piece of puzzlement for — Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    Franklin S. Lump: So, the song is to promote the new book, missing the days of true

    messages from the group. heard of the noise complaint at the orphanage. How was it handled?

    Alice Lump: How was it last night, with Hope screaming most of the night? It may be a fair way to build a comparison for the mind to find the logic.

    Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    Franklin S. Lump: According to Hope, Creeping down the hall to see what the noise was coming from the front room of the manor. Just find the echo coming from the grand room being rebuilt. So, the guest is that a scampering little-footed creature caught the attention.

    Hope Lump: Meanish, as that says the mind is overactive. Which the mind is not.

    Franklin S. Lump: A spouting of the water pipes in the basement was found.

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    Hope Lump: Morning. The excuse given last night was real.

    Franklin S. Lump: Yes, and the excuse was seen.

    Hope Lump: While it was seen and heard. Does that mean the scare of the mind wasn’t there?

    Franklin S. Lump: Not debating if that was had or not. But seeing the proof and not allowing it to be the answer allows the fear to stay cause the same problem.

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    Robert Lump: Hmmm…

    Hope Lump: Words are better.

    Alie Lump: Robert is not a morning person.

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    Franklin S. Lump: So, outside of the minor things. What took place last night?

    Alice Lump: See, a driver was decided upon.

    Franklin S. Lump: Yeah, in a way. Tillerman, there was assigned by a judge after the hearing that went a rye. It was stated as a need for the officer pool to be thinned to allow new officers into the Archean and fill the ranks of the force. which is a need for the office to look at, but the judge was trying for something else.

    Alice Lump: Don’t overthink those kinds of things. As the minor details of something keep a head down and unready for the bigger picture of the work. And the school charters are the needed focus.

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    Franklin S. Lump: Which is a question had by a few reports when heading into the office. Why, the kids homeschooled instead of being allowed in public school. And yes, the rebuttal of the schooling of the teacher has been used.

    Alice Lump: Also, the rebuttal that the post of professor of history was once held. Which is becoming a trapping of Robert. While traveling to the ancient tree office today. Robert wants to have a small colloquy with the owner about a set of rings found at the orphanage.

    Franklin S. Lump: Right, the construction crew found the same thing here. A set of three rings under the boards. Why would the architect decide to hide the rings?

    Alice Lump: Can those be seen? Because it could be a pirate thing.

    Franklin S. Lump: Pirate rich leg.

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    Alice Lump: Oh, the schoolboy humor, but a truth with the wrong view applied. What of the noises last night?

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    Hope Lump: Okay, anyway, are those the rings Robert had found in the orphanage?

    Alice Lump: No, these rings are from here.

    Hope Lump: Ugh! That can’t be said then. Like the bumps in the night, here are dismissed as wanting attention.

    Alice Lump: Casey is still not believing the two houses are the same?

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    Franklin S. Lump: Hard to believe for most. Have to leave for the morning, pick up Linda Canox, and start the paperwork for the lab.

    Alice Lump: Will, be safe then. Hope there may be a way to prove the two are about the same. Dinner?

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    Franklin S. Lump: Sorry, the dinner tonight will be the lesson of history being learned by the two.

    Alice Lump: Like the idea being posed for tonight.

    Robert Lump: Does that mean a report has to be done?

    Hope Lump: HAHA!

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    Franklin S. Lump: No. A report is writing tonight is a conversation at the table for understanding.

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    2nd piece of puzzlement for — Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

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    Alice Lump: Here to pick up packets of information on the mayor’s mansion, new and old.

    Bill Field: See Mister Jareas down the hallway.

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    Robert Lump: Have a question?

    Bill Field: Only if the topic is fun, is there time.

    Robert Lump: Would the rings in the photo be known?

    Bill Field: Now there is a topic worth discussing.

    Alice Lump: Please go on. History has been a habit for the last few days.

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    Bill Field: So young…

    Robert Lump.

    Bill Field: Well, to start this friendship off, a trade of information. The ring shown looks like an imitation of the historic regent jasper rings. In manuscripts, there are said to be six of the rings ever made. Those rings were made for the naval forces’ leadership.

    Robert Lump: Would that be around the time, Admiral Rosa Sibasa Delamor? That is right? Right?

    Alice Lump: That sounds familiar, actually. Why?

    Robert Lump: Agent that was sent to the wrong place talked of the painting in the Manor.

    Bill Field: Now, that is a helpful bit for the trade.

    Alice Lump: Wait here, going to get the packets.

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    3rd piece of puzzlement for Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    Bill Field: Now, back to the line of history that was brought up. Bringing up the sea captain Delamor is a rightful question to ask. The king of Ecuans wanted the colloquial top brass of the times to go to sea, wearing a metaphysical and healing stone. Jasper fit the desired wish of the king. Some shops call it a “Supreme Nurturer.” But that is all beside the point of the line, sorry. Tangents of a good line are hard not to fall into.

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    Robert Lump: That is quite alright. Gives weight to the line.

    Bill Field: Quite. Anyway, the rings where taking form the top brass that received them. It’s a heavy debate about the reason the sea captain disappeared for ten years. At least amongst those willing to pick up stones to ask more. The line that is commonly told is that a pirate stole the rings, hiding them in a peg leg for safekeeping. Hence, the thought process of the sea captain stealing the rings.

    Robert Lump: Referring to Dame Delamor as a sea captain is because of leaving the Ecuans navy?

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    Bill Field: Yes. Why the pointed question?

    Robert Lump: In readings, Dame Delamor was returned to service for Ecuans after resurfacing from… The ten-year hiding.

    Bill Field: Now that was nicely done and said. So, the history kick is true. Then, when at the library, next look up the regent jewelry of the monarchy. That will have the regent Jasper rings and the disappearance, but for now, back to work. Do keep in mind that a secondary historical thinking is found in the newly printed book from Wise Entertainment. Called Paths amongst the trees.

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    4th piece of puzzlement for Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    Alice Lump: Is the discussion done with? Have the packets.

    Robert Lump: Yes, the colloquy is done.

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    5th piece of puzzlement for Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

    Hope Lump: That took forever.

    Alice Lump: Only because of sitting in the car.

    Hope Lump: Why should that be the reason?

    Alice Lump: Being alone makes time feel longer than it is.

    Brian Zain: As the song played, the court system was brought up, and a caller asked for a breakdown of it. Basic civics, then for today’s random radio show. Instead of the yesterdays word history. Start with the court system. There are three parts: the Tonic, State, and Country court systems, from lowest to highest. The middle two courts run like the BIA with internal elections. From the supportive branch of the other. that right, the lawyers selected the higher-ups of the BIA, and the Agents Selected the judges of the first two tiers of the court.

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    While the 144 mayors and 12 governors are selected in public forum votes. The complexity of the maze of the government for Ecuans is that simple, at least in the minds of most. Now let the phones ring to get calls and questions about that, or get a random question that leads to a new path.

    Puzzlement

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    6th piece of puzzlement: Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

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    Jenny Homes: Hi there, Mister or Sir Jareas?

    Ron Jareas: Sir, will do just fine?

    Jenny Homes: Ma’am, not close to Dame yet.

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    Ron Jareas: Hmm, why is there a want for an interview anyway?

    Jenny Homes: The Partner of the Four Helix Science group was seen at Club MJ the night of the fundraiser for Franklin S. Lump, with the guest of honor for the event. Raising the question in the mind if the friendship of Fred Banks and Franklin would become a way for the group to rise in the community of science.

    Ron Jareas: Well, pointed question for the reporter. And the answer is yes. This is a card that is not being hindered by the group from being shown. As the question would always be there. Because of the friendship had.

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    Jenny Homes: What other cards are being shown by the group at this time?

    Ron Jareas: So, looking to be a friend to the group.

    Jenny Homes: A friend is better to have than an enemy, right?

    Ron Jareas: Okay, this will no doubt become convoluted. Let’s talk about the full context and then pull what is off record and what is allowed. Just a moment before speaking.

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  •  Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

     Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

     Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

     Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall. webcomic, comic, art, humor, dreaming meaning

    Empiric: The. The best way to get the keyword is. What can be the theme of the page for the dreaming meaning puzzle box to be built out this time? Well, got a “kill Roy” looking part in the featured image of the work, and eyes are always throughout the work. So, why not the dreaming meaning of the watching eye? The heightened awareness, self-reflection, or a feeling of being scrutinized by others. Granted, the meaning does change like any dream, so the details are needed to conclude the answer. and since there are two ways, Spiritual or Psychological.

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    1st Piece of puzzlement – Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

    Used or not

    Welcome to the doubled-up duty of tours. The first piece to be toured is a black-and-white madness piece. Where the view of the artwork is a maze of lines to get lost in. The puzzle box begins in the best way. Please close the eyes and allow the rest before running the maze.

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    As the breath is given, the eyes open and see the waving hand in the lower right corner that seems to get chopped off going forward, and the warning to the back to always check the pose. That drops a line to a hand that is holding sticks. Or is the chop part of the wording missing there? The pointed finger does point back to the sign of always checking the pose, but follow down the fingers. The sign saying base is best, is seen for the heads being made. The realizing eye sees the base of the table here, where the question becomes. Is this the office space of an artist? Where the office plant is being intruded on by a coworker. That wants to ask a question and add to the images of the head of the hands being drawn of the base of the foot to be drawn.

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    2nd Piece of puzzlement – Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

    Late to the Party

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    Cashier: What is the excuse this time?

    Cook: A string like no other, for the mind to see the world in a whole new way.

    Cashier: Please, allow the quiet not to be an interruption during the world-changing line.

    Cook: When a fight broke out just outside the cafe, it was just a day to watch the passersby and conjure life ropes until the point of walking on the road.

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    When recounting one’s life rope, even if it was a false rope, dust came rushing across the pavement. The dust became a fog. If only for a moment. A nearby statue took a tumble, nearly trapping a runaway convict. A flying hero came swooping in to view as the caution tape was placed by the officers.

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    Cashier: Stop there. Seen the story on the news about the statue being removed from the town square. Which means the lines are being conjured. While sitting, drinking coffee, a superhero string was made to excuse being late to make bread. Having a morning coffee is not a crime, but it’s the diner servers it.

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    La Tinta

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    Rovacsa

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    The Rovacsa… had a mask pop out. What is the best way to not sound crazy when saying that?

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    4th Piece of puzzlement – Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

    The quibbles of the scribbles

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    Bessie: The first break was about this point in the work last time. Going to try that format for the puzzle box. The fiefdoms are of thinking and imagery of the mind, so spiritual to start the twist commentary for the puzzle box.

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    Bard: Just some divine guidance from the two today. Which could be of the working on high. Like the watching eye of a dream. protection or god’s presence. Like the movie hitch cock tried to say about superheroes, or the rope told in Late to the Party.

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    Dusty: That was pure hammy commentary there, Bard. The lie in the comic was the same. Bad material to work with. Used or Not, the coworker could be a negative omen by providing a hindrance to the work being done by the artist at the desk.

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    Empiric: the questioning of the mind to talk about things in a better way could be the awakening of the mind. Trying to reach for an intuitive way to say something is a way to open the third eye.

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    Bessie: A good coverage of the first part of the eyes now let’s run the comics again and see if the other part can be decoded.

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    3rd piece of puzzlement- Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

    Rovacsa

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    Try to relax.

    It will be stuck soon. Got to keep watch.

    Away Forward

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    Puzzlement

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    5th Piece of puzzlement – Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

    Late to the Party

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    Cashier: What is the excuse for being late this time? And the hair needs to be washed out after the questioning is done.

    Cook: Okay, that is fair. The string of how it got this bad goes.

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    On the daily tasking of the chicken coop, the eggs are gathered. a simple enough tasking right, but one of the hens decided this time the eggs were being judged. Caused the highest awareness of the mind to build fear and anxiety that was acted out in the wrong way. Feathers flew off the ground as the chicken yelled and pecked, protecting the eggs nestled in the nest. lead to the messed-up hair seen.

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    Cashier: HAHAHA! Sorry, please wash the hair out and make the bread for the day here.

    Used or Not

    Now for the second tour that asked to be given for the new setting of the puzzle boxes. So, the eyes get one more chance to rest and be allowed the darkness to have a guide to see the artwork about to be toured with words as the guide of the marks. So, please close the eyes for a moment.

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    The imperfect bricks of the background call out, for the eye to start off the tour. The decay of the bricks slowly melds to the mortar that once spaced the bricks apart. Given the wall an aged appearance for the viewer to take in, and allowing the flow of lines to the top. Were an art piece can be seen. It has a depiction of a mountain well behind an old, beaten-down property that has seen better days. The boards around that art piece allow the fall to the blue sky or the window just behind a head with an expression that calls to the past. making a wonder if the art piece is there or just a thought, be allowed to be viewed as this is artwork, and the mind’s realm can be expressed as the artist’s thoughts could be seen earlier in the first tour.

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    6th Piece of puzzlement – Inked path: Eyes are watching from the wall.

    The quibbles of the scribbles

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    Bard: Now, to give the second meaning of a watching eye in a dream, the psychological and emotional. Late to the party presents a good detail for intuition and insight. The wisdom of taking care of chickens can give, and a suggestion to pay more mind to the details that can be overlooked when they are routine.

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    Bessie: Was sure Late to the Party was more along the lines of the self-consciousness and judgment aspect. When the cook is reflective of the experience with the chicken and sees the anxiety that comes from the expected norms.

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    Dusty: Vulnerability, the watching eyes, the reflection, whether Used or Not, or Late to the Party comics. can leave the exposed feeling like the beaten down property that was in the artwork, not a thought like the first. The piece gives a moment to reflect. When passing by it. the eyes of the passer going to an odd sizing for both gives a different dreaming meaning: of uneven or different-sized eyes typically symbolizes imbalanced perception, internal conflict, or a struggle to see a situation clearly from all angles. That is something for a different puzzle box to be covered. Thanks for reading this far in the work, and do share the work with a friend, as it helps the growing work to reach others. Always grateful for the support.

  • Away-Ink,  Part 1: The cage that is shaking

    Away-Ink, Part 1: The cage that is shaking

    Away-Ink: The cage that is shaking. Part 1

    Away-ink: Puzzlement: Comic panels for the fiefdom of away-inks' new palooka of inkle

    Cyclops: Now two the chains, times to the right, and then add two, add don’t forget the dropped after times to the end, all right.

    Bleep: Well, before the jump. Just look at this upside down to find the answer before going forward. Because word problems suck. As the answer is there. A need to know the chain numbers. Before going forward. So, the word problem can be worked through.

    Bleep: What self-awareness pill was taking before starting the maze?

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    Blank: The last time this happened in a dream world, the path or maze walked was green and reminded the mind of a motherboard being turned into a maze. And before that, it was the maze in the TV show. With a small mix of the news and the blue flower thing to confuse.

    Blank: Meaning the third time wakes the mind to this is the normal day of work.

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    1st puzzlement for Away-Ink: The cage that is shaking. Part 1

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    Blank: Where is this place?

    Bleep: That would be unknown at the moment, as nothing here looks right.

    Passerby 1: A flashing of the light, and the guidance is given. Just got… Got to watch. for the flash and look.

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    Blank: What does that mean?

    Bleep: look for a flashing light. A direction to be followed. At least that is what was said. A flashing light gives guidance.

    Blank: Oh!

    KLING.

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    Kling.

    Bleep: Guessing the road sign is the guide for now. It’s saying walk till the end of the road.

    Blank: So, in the house. The noise is disregarded as nothing more than vermin in the wall, thinking. The noise here is used to confirm the point of the passerby’s statement. Was it the singing number?

    Bleep: If this is a dream state. Like the last time. Listening was the wrong answer. One screaming about zombies was just passed by, as a lie cause it was unknown. Doing so led to being at Antti Riddle’s desk.

    Blank: And now?

    Bleep: The posed saying of the passerby. Made sense or understood saying.

    Blank: So, till the end of the road, the framing of a waking dream is the thinking.

    Bleep: Does it mean a T-section where the choice goes right or left?

    Blank: Maybe that, or a dead end.

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    2nd puzzlement for Away-Ink: The cage that is shaking. Part 1

    Mitchel: Inkle the cage system is a guided maze of the two, then?

    Inkle: That could be said in a way. The passerby is actually the ants in costumes posing as random shadows.

    Vaticinator: Why the song and dance number?

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    Inkle: The ants wanted a bit of fun. In the way of offering the riddles that need to be decoded.

    Mitchel: Why? Would song and dance be the given thinking?

    Inkle: as the first one was done. Gave the rest a reason for the riddle given will play out soon after, and if the two disagree, the answer is lost, and the maze starts aging for the two.

    Vaticinator: Kind of a mean way to get things going, isn’t it? But how is the song and dance the answer?

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    Ant 1: Wanted to be on the level of the jets or the sharks.

    Terry: Wasn’t the point of the cage to be frequency control? To be a guiding force of the main cage for OEB and the shadow there?

    Inkle: Yes, but the ants are the policing force. So, if the main pets and the ants are both unaffected by the frequency, the answer for the main is found. The two are reaching the end of the road.

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    3rd puzzlement for Away-Ink: The cage that is shaking. Part 1

    Bleep: There is no T-section, and a few are just walking about.

    Blank: Just wait a moment, then off and away on a coin flip choice.

    Passerby 1: Without a strong pole to point the spinning is had. touch a four-letter word, and it’s a message carried on the wind.

    Blank: Four letters. Wasn’t that the…?

    Bleep: The News, and that TV is playing.

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    Talking head anchor: The other news, a few reports of the blankness of the TV screen are giving fright to people when the view behind them is seen.

    THnk!

    Blank: Now What?

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    4th puzzlement for Away-Ink: The cage that is shaking. Part 1

    Vaticinator: Show the two a fearmongering news article line that has the answer hidden in the words. What kind of trickery is that to be?

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    Inkle: Actually, that was an article line run by the Line of Head News network of the La Tinta Cage. It’s hard not to find the fearful strings on it. Would think the time would be looked away from, but really can’t stop looking at the train wreck of a thing for the guide shadows. Then again, the thinking of the two. The ghosts of the house were starting to grow. Mainly because the two stayed in the house.

    Mitchel: Ghost, meaning apparition?

    Terry: Why is it that the two have words like Zombie, spirit, and haunt as part of the colloquy of the two?

    Inkle: That is hard to say. But the next round of riddle and answer is soon to start. Since the turnaround was done.

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    Blank: The answer to the last riddle leads back to the starting point, right?

    Bleep: A small twist or a maze that led to a dead end.

    Blank: Here comes a passerby.

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    Vaticinator: looks different from the other ants.

    Inkle: Not one. Forget the riddle for this part.

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    Passerby 2: Get the guide to the stars! Get the guide to the stars!

    Bleep: How much for a map?

    Passerby 2: Two bits more than the first two bills of print.

    Bleep: Huh!

    Blank: two fifty.

    Bleep: Are there two printed mite bills?

    Blank: Yes.

    Bleep: Anitt Riddled is marked by the coast of the lake.

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    5th puzzlement for Away-Ink: The cage that is shaking. Part 1

    Mitchel: A fall from the riddles. More like an escape room answer feeds the next step to gain the knowledge of leaving.

    Inkle: forgot the two ways of waking up when the mind becomes challenged to get answers. Hopefully, while on the winding road, there is a chance of a misstep by the two to restart the maze. kind of missed the answer to the first trickery given.

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    Jon: Being a watcher of La Tinta on the first run by OEB. There are a lot of commercials for monster movies and shows. So, does the index of older broadcasts in the binder think monsters are found to be cool?

    Terry: A long-winded questioning. Even if it may be right. Is that an ant?

    Inkle: yes.

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    Passerby 3: With the paper winding, the road becomes a cost to the end, but the light was paid no mind.

    Mitchel: Was that a riddle or a warning? And what will happen this time?

    Inkle: Well, pay attention.

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    Cyclops: Now two the chains, times to the right, and then add two, add don’t forget the dropped after times to the end, all right.

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    Bleep: the answer was 2,6,10 for the chains, right?

    Blank: Yes, that was the word problem that was figured out last time. But when getting back to the street, does the news mirror turn around need to be done, or going to skip it? Because getting tired, and the second map wasn’t taking away when the reset was done.

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    Bleep: Well, if the map is had, why not skip the step, but unless the skipped step allows the maze to set the parts needed.

    Blank: Is that to mean the part has to play to be able to exit the maze?

    Cyclops: Now two the chains, times to the right, and then add two, add don’t forget the dropped after times to the end, all right.

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    6th puzzlement for Away-Ink: The cage that is shaking. Part 1

    Inkle: This is why the first two palookas were lost.

    Mitchel: Vaticinator, wasn’t there a maze world need to be set for Cohen when the job was quiet?

    Vaticinator: Yes. kind of the reason for the trapping of the mind.

    Terry: Like the skateboarding answer to the answer, thing mentioned earlier.

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    Vaticinator: Yes, same think different routes lead to the same dead end to keep the trap in place.

    Terry: Huh! that an interstation thinking.

    Jon/Mitchel: The first part of the maze requirements has been met for the ending. The light that tripped the two up is back in sight.

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    Passerby 3: The wait for the color makes the line grow longer.

    Bleep: Is it because of the dance that the light is not changing?

    Blank: Please don’t make that sound reasoning for the light not to change.

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    Bleep: Not a try to do so, but the dance is yet to be over, and the light remains the same. Green.

    Blank: There is another intersection, so another light to be had. Almost want it to be a dead-end turnaround, not a dancing number.

    Vaticinator: Honesty. The test of the cage is really a good thing. The fun of the two being tested by riddles is actually a fun thing to see. But why the dancing number for the light?

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    Ant 1: Ant three was asked to make sure the next station would have time for the riddled to be set up. Since it is hard to give a reason for the box that will be needed.

    Inkle: Wait, was the?

    Terry: Too late at the place for the next riddle. Inkle, the stage is set to be played out.

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    Bleep: So, there is no light for the crossing section. And there seems to be none of the odd-looking talkers.

    Blank: Give this test an A for the effort that had to be put into it. The last one ended on Jobo Lage, think it happened again.

    Bleep: The only way the star map makes any sense. Other than to tie the riddles of traffic together as a theme for the maze or escape room.

    Blank: The self-awareness during this is kind of odd. Actually, the mind awakens to being a powerhouse when these dreams are had.

    Bleep: If this is a dreaming space that is shared, could the smarter mind get better use out of the shared space?

    Blank: Ouch!

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    Passerby 4: Tiny but mighty to fix what needs to be handled.

    Blank: Got a first aid kit or see one. Smarter mind of the shared space.

    Bleep: Oh, there is a kit nearby.

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    Mitchel: What was the ant twirling about?

    Inkle: Sadly, it was a receipt for a pack of gum.

    Ant 1: Nope! It was a pack of chip chop.

    Inkle: Should have figured that.

    Ant 1: There was a coupon that gave the chance to win a $500 mite bills store credit for a shopping spree.

    Mitchel: Nice.

    Terry: So, the last stage of this palooka is being reached. But why do the two think the space is a dream or a maze? Not the word it actually is.

    Inkle: Knowing the word allows the mind to wake even more. So, allowing the renaming or the logical to be placed into it to be understood in the wrong way adds to the maze’s power.

    Bleep: How is the arm?

    Blank: Feels okay. Haha! The map has a Marking for JOBO! LAGE! woot.

    Bleep: Why the love of the actor.

    Blank: Just fell in love with the Snow Moon Beast movie series the actor did.

    Bleep: Is that the detective movies solved by the foresight of the rising beast?

    Blank: Premonition.

    Bleep: Right, sorry for the misstep there.

    Blank: There are cheese movies, yes, but they are fun to watch, and the riddle show stole from its prime of stealing the restoration budget of the boss.

    Bleep: But that was C string in the movie, and the main part was the meteor snow mountain death.

    Blank: True

    KNOCK!

    Mitchel: Why did the screen go black?

    Inkle: The door being knocked on ends the palooka. The riddle was supposed to be. A friend keeps all on track and brings back the start. It was a hint to the last maze’s end.