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[ForeverMourn]

**Big Edit: Moving Post Around Entirely**

Welcome, DerKork.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I thought the Hippie pictures were making fun of Mary.

Ok, So I decided to look through the images.

[ForeverMourn]

Hey Guys, meinthemirror posted his theories on the FET forum.

[El Neil]

ive just had a thought...

could the point of the pedigree chart be for us to place the lone square (on the far right) onto one of the three question marks? in other words, one of the q marks is a boy and the other two are girls.

i reckon by finding out which one of the question marks is a boy, this will somehow reveal something to us.

perhaps the CM is the lone square, or maybe eric, and this will reveal a key element of the plot.

but then again im probably wrong.

neil

[ForeverMourn]

Oh Neil! Good Idea!

Hmm. The only problem is, how the HELL are we supposed to place ANYTHING on this?!

[halftruth]

I realize this isn't really helpful, but what if the pedigree isn't meant to be filled in as an actual pedigree chart? The text translates to "solve the puzzle," right? Not something like "name the people." How do we know we aren't meant to be changing this into some sort of text or number? I'd have no idea how to do such a thing but putting names to the relationships seems to have everyone stuck. Just brainstorming.

[meinthemirror]

[El Neil]

[DerKork]

[youporkchop]

Hi

[Snooper_1989]

Hey,

It's been a while since I've been involved in an ARG (Think ILB) and I may be a bit rusty - but while reading over this thread I noticed something that just clicked in my head.

Look at these two images in succession:
http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?mode=attach&id=7958
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/127/400056252_799fe1edb0.jpg?v=0

This got me thinking - does the 13 have anything to do with the pedigree chart? Does it point to Eric's sin - the reason the CM is doing this?

~Sooper Dooper Pooper Scooper Sooperb Snooper~

EDIT: Also, are we misinterpreting the arrowed line between Eric and number 11 - I googled pedigree charts and looked through all and I couldn't find one site (within the first few pages) that explained what an arrowed line could mean. Once again it could be pointing out the reason.

[ZeikHunter]

[Snooper_1989]

Also, it's kind of weird that he used a pedigree chart to draw this up, usually they're used for just animals... ... ...

-stares at the chart more and more-

[EDIT: This little part after here is for my own wellbeing - so I don't go insane, though it may help others.]

[Group One]
1-M: Michael & 2-F: Linda
|
|_ 9-F: Mary
|_ 10-M: Eric

[Subgroup One]
10-M: Eric ---> 11-?: Unknown [Sue Hart?]
.....................................|
.....................................|_ 15-?: Unknown

[Group Two]
3-M-Dec: Unknown & 4-F: Unknown
|
|_ 11-?: Unknown [Sue Hart?]
|_ 7-M-Dec: Unknown

[Subgroup Two]
7-M-Dec: Unknown & 8-F: Unknown[/b]

[Group Three]
5-M-Dec: Unknown & 6-F-Dec: Unknown
|
|_ 12-M: Unknown
|_ 13-?:

[Group Four]
14-M: El Séniór Codé Mastér

[NovaChild]

[Snooper_1989]

[Misroi]

Could be victim number, or not. The number thirteen, not too surprisingly, has mixed meanings, both lucky and unlucky. According to Gematria, the Hebrew word for "one" to describe the monotheistic God has a value of 13, and is therefore lucky.

The most common reason given for 13's unluckiness comes from the Last Supper, where Judas is ascribed the thirteenth position at the table. Perhaps Eric's sin is betrayal? What could he have done to earn a position in the 9th Circle of Hell?

As an aside, my favorite instance of the number 13 comes in the St. Matthew's Passion by Johann Sebastian Bach. You'll have to forgive my memory, but this was a freshman year music theory class. In one of the parts, the bass section repeats twelve times, playing the same notes. The thirteenth time is the end of the song, and this thirteenth repetition is different, alluding to Christ's presence.

Well, I thought it was cool. ;D