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[VioletNightshade]

[morelaak]

violet.

trust me. I checked

ok, i've been discussing the second canto with Brackin... he as well thinks that he was wrong when he said Esau. So the fourth name is actually "Cesar".

the other thing is it isn't spelled like "roman emperor" Caesar, but more like, "Cesar Chavez" Cesar. This is kind of wierd, as the name "Cesar" is of spanish descent, not roman, like the rest of the names. I pointed out this flaw, and Brackin returned this email:
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Hmm... perhaps the key is not in the words themselves but in the
letters used!? Lets work up the letters actually used in the names and
see what we come up with.

-BT
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Start puzzling guys!

[Wang Guantao]

[WolfHawk]

[mazzy]

I am sure this is irrelevant but I thought I would post some observations here. Earlier, someone wrote that Theo had said it might have something to do with the letters when talking about Caligula, Agustus, Cesar, and Cane and I noticed on the caffeindedrip website that the original copy was sent with "TRACI- Get this out TODAY pls! - Alex," unless I am mistaken. Because TRACI is an unusual spelling of Tracey and it was followed by "Get this out," I was wondering if anyone had tried taking out those letters T.R.A.C.I. and/or T.O.D.A.Y. in any part of the message (like with the four notable men in history). I played around with it for a short time tonight but found nothing but I don't know much about the game yet. Also did anyone else notice that the D in daughter was in caps?

[Percoboist]

New Folio Page?

[levicc00123]

[notgordian]

And the race is on! Foo posted the pictures on his blog, so the first person to get to Adler's book "A Second Look in the Rearview Mirror" at the Palm Beach Atlantic College library in West Palm Beach gets a shiny new folio piece. And no, I have no qualms with neglecting to use spoiler quotes on this. The address is on the cover of the book.

The entry
The image

The Library

[WolfHawk]

[Wang Guantao]

I'm still waiting for a Copenhagen Pick up =P

[notgordian]

Before someone goes out, we should look over the "full package" Adam just sent me. I'm attaching it here with the text of his message.

[Wang Guantao]

Okie just to make sure we see everything I've listed what I see from each photo. If someone else sees something different, please add it. I just want us to have all the info we can get, before deciphering the clues. (Photo 1-5 are the five photos in alphanumerical order)

Photo 1:
A collection of objects: A plaster skull, a CD, a speedmarker, a key, a picture of nostradamus, a (lithium) batery, 12 coins, 6 white glass beads, 1 dark glass bead, some piece of cloth.

I have no idea what this means.

Photo 2:
The cloth, coins, beads, key and battery from before

Photo 3:
The first pages of a book. Something uninteligably written in pencil on the left sheet. On the right sheet it says "Mio caro Antonio Chavigny, il giorno della nostra unione. -Elisabeth" which translates into "My beloved Antonio Chavigny, the day of our union. - Elisabeth" (possibly should be "on the day..." but that's what babelfish came up with)

A gift for "Chavigny" (who ever he is, must be the guy from the folio page?) likely from his wife Elisabeth.

Photo 4:
This appears to be the title page of the book from photo 3. "The Life of Lewis Wetzel" over a picure of what looks to me like a naked whiteguy throwing a black baby onto a fire. The left sheet has a picture of something that looks like a skeleton/zombie/death dressed in napoleonic uniform. Both pictures have had red colour added to them.

Photo 5:
Looks like the end of the book. There are some lines and some numbers on the left side of the sheet. On the right the word "Folio = "is written, followed by something in very faint pencil. There also appaer to be two lines of text in faded pencil at the bottom of the picture.

In the middle of the page what looks like a family tree. My guess is that A.C is Antonio, but that's the only letters that make sense to me at this time. There are some missing links in the family tree.

[BrumGuy]

Analysis from the "Traitor"

[taureanfreak]

oooooo! I'm all about the Midwest! I can get it! LOL

[WolfHawk]

I'm in the midwest, too, however, several times I have seen the folio page in New Mexico referred to as being in the midwest so it may be that one.