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Riddle 2
Not Alexander, but said to be similar;
an almost subliminal 2 letters, of essential existence;
can't introduce oneself without its descriptive assistance,
can't insist to doing anything without its steady consistence;
I can say this humbly boasting word does deserve grandeur!
But can't say how I feel, as that may reveal your answer!
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Riddle 2: Hung Up
The guests meet once again in the formal living room, just one member down this time. They chat amongst themselves, wondering where they may have missed information, speculating what the killer could have done.
Kamilah finally enters and quickly gathers the guests’ attention. They stand around her, ready to run at a moment’s notice to whatever book or area of the manor they need to.
“I won’t keep you all waiting,” She says as she unfolds the note in her hand. “I think you all know how this works by now. So, let’s get started.”
“Many of you may not know, but the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt is the cousin of our dear Kamilah. Only 18 when she became the heir of the throne, the year she became ruler and the year she died are the two numbers you need to solve this riddle. Once you have that, where did you find the body of Maxwell?”
The guests scramble to figure out the years, working together, and hiding answers from one another.
Guests, when you think you have the answer, message me and to get the next part. The first three to finish the riddle will receive the riddle clue. Good luck
CAVALIER
Team Lazarus has worked closely within the group, with outside sources, and with @drjonathancranemd to solve the riddle. The answer was not nun, as we had previously assumed, but instead a 'Cavalier'. The first hint given was a different 'for' in the first line. Rather than for, as written, we had to use 'Four'. This indicated the time was 400 years ago, or 1616 A.D Next was 'Stand behind Chuck'. Chuck is a short form variation of Charles, as in Charles the 1st who was monarch in the year 1616 AD. Kings are renown for having many followers, but the most notable are the King's Cavaliers. Cavaliers are devoted to the King. They serve for and under the King. Cavalier also means 'haughty, disdainful, or supercilious: an arrogant and cavalier attitude toward others.' as well as 'offhand or aloof'. This connects to the last line of 'Despite your devotion/ You don't give a fuck'. Devotion to the King, i.e Chuck, and a haughty offhand attitude - not giving a fuck. Crane is investigating Cavalier Shipyard as we speak, which is a known area under Roman Sionis' control. We should receive an update soon as to whether this theory proves correct. Excellent work to all!
Riddle 2
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Preview Contest: Riddle #2
we crawl, walk and hunch. we need a pair of 6 things in order to function. we are poor, rich or in the middle. what are we?
send us asks with the answer to this riddle. if we get 4 or more of the correct answer, we will release our second preview!
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when the time is right, the hero will rise. may the battle commence, and bring the villains demise.
gizmogadgetry replied to your post: A man was upstairs reading, he turned off the light and went downstairs and went to bed. The next morning he read the paper and killed himself.
Does his death have anything to do with the fact that he never turned the light on in the morning?
No.
