Thread: Page 11 - Hidden Away

Literally the KEY page. My two cents: there is all kind of stuff crammed onto this page to give us clues how to solve the other codes. The most interesting piece of this puzzle to me is the one trapezoidal green piece dead in the middle with the red cross on it. All other crosses of this nature through the rest of book are black (as points of interests). X marks the spot??

I find the zodiac sigils interesting. All tweleve symbols are present, with a different border code segment for each one.

The zodiac constellations appear elsewhere. Most notably on Zodiose's clothes.

Originally Posted by stercox

X marks the spot??

Very possible. Kinda like the X used on pirate treasure maps.

What's happens in August on Wednesday 04:05:02?

Originally Posted by stercox

What's happens in August on Wednesday 04:05:02?

was wondering if that is past or future, so far have found nothing
that relates to the story or the island, i know on the east shore and
cadillac mt, is the first place to see sun rise in u.s.a. but 405 is a little
early

Originally Posted by stercox

Literally the KEY page. My two cents: there is all kind of stuff crammed onto this page to give us clues how to solve the other codes. The most interesting piece of this puzzle to me is the one trapezoidal green piece dead in the middle with the red cross on it. All other crosses of this nature through the rest of book are black (as points of interests). X marks the spot??

Bothers me that the symbol isn't really an "X". Think we have to still consider it a "point of interest". Love the 4 x 4. Can only think the letters should be:
HARES
QUICK
MAINE
?????

Any ideas for the last line?

Furball Duo

In masquerade there was a square that contained letters also. Heres a description of how that was used.(the site is--http://www.bunnyears.net/kitwilliams/masq.html)

"The letters on Sir Issac's magic square are the first initials of towns near Ampthill, and the numbers to which they correspond are their approximate distances from Ampthill in miles."



Not saying that this would be exactly the same but a similar application could be applied. For example, since the 'red AS' are together, it could stand for 'ASticou' and be 2 miles away from the 'key'.(if the 'AS' corresponded to the 4th postion number on page 40(2)-not saying it does)


sixer13

Good thoughts, Sixer. Thanks for that.

Fur