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[the red mosquito]

My turn.

Dear Player who will be King.docx

[singerofthelost]

Since I don't know which side I'm on, I'm just going to do what I can to add a bit of information to either side.

Go google image search, starting with A Rural Pen

The moth is an Amphipyra effusa. It's from the Mediterranean and Asia. The English version of the wikipedia page doesn't have a lot of info. The German page seems to have a bit more, but I do not speak German, so.

German page: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphipyra_effusa

The "angel" in the O of "Names are so important no?" is Eos, a titan, Greek Goddess of the Dawn. Painted by Evelyn de Morgan.

EDIT: Eos and the Moth. The moth is Amphipyra. Eos is holding an amphora. Significant?

The painting with "two pieces 'names' are here" is The Adoration of the Magi of 1475, painted by Sandro Botticelli. Wikipedia says that a number of members of the Medici family were painted in, including: Cosimo, Piero, Giovanni, Giulano, and Lorenzo. It was commissioned by Gaspare di Zanobi del Lama for the chapel in the church of Santa Maria Novella.

EDIT:

The Experience Puzzle. Beneath the left Knight, Queen, and right rook, there is a small straight line. Beneath the right bishop, there is a kind of curvy bit. Don't know if that means anything, but that's the first thing I've noticed. There were no such marks beneath anything on the Innocence Puzzle.

[SkelJelly]

[SkelJelly]

[amandel]

[Seadevil4]

SkelJelly,

I've already made two posts about Norman on page 6 which leads to Bruton Street, London.

EDIT: That being said just got an email from PR

[singerofthelost]

The Hebrew on "A rural pen" EDIT: is also the same on "The Voice of the Bard"

First and foremost, I am a wikipedia Hebrew knower. Not an actual Hebrew-speaking person. So do feel free to get some second opinions here.

EDIT: So I tried to paste the characters in and they would scramble on me.

I passed this on to a friend who's a language genius. Though he isn't fluent in Hebrew, he knows a fair bit about how languages work, and how Hebrew ought to work. He's said that it is definitely not traditional Hebrew. The structure, he said, just wasn't there at all.

More or less, he sided with the google translate that's roughly :

בכ ןבֶאֶ, וּסאֲמָ ם ינִוׄבּהַ-- התָיְהָ, שׁארֹלְ הנָּפִּ
-->Some predict, and Sam from Janow - houses, Charles Neff

EDIT: Deleting useless misleading stuff, but leaving the nonsense I toyed with for posterity.

[epiphany]

Ok...so I posted on a forum I frequent to see if there were any Hebrew speakers there...& this is what they said about the Hebrew text (three answers...their punctuation, not mine...lol):

[amandel]

Piedro just posted the Hebrew characters on his FB clarying the translation. Gotta say I'm impressed singerofthelost got so far w/o his 'clip&paste' help.

[epiphany]

[argatha]

hi, i am not sure if this was already mentioned, but if you look closely at the the picture of George Bonanno you find this text "v=wmCmThpe5-U&feature=fvwrel" in the left eye and this image in the right one http://als.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Correggio_-_Leda_and_the_Swan_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg

[Arbad69]

[Seadevil4]

Well spotted Argatha!

[CyRei]

Hi all,

i used this link on the butterflys and it cam up with some interesting stuff, I think the text in the pictures are a qwerty shift cypher'd text. All doc are enclosed.

I think the key is the file name!!!

[epiphany]

Group chat tonight with Pietro (at his insistence). People in the chat room were myself, Red Mosquito (Levi) & CyRei. Time is my local time (Australia AEST...& it's am). The details on the chat room are up on Pietro's FB page.