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[39C] The 39 Clues
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 		last CLUE
it is most likely in IRELAND... where it all began...

PostPosted: Fri May 01, 2009 1:34 pm
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 		Re: do you remember
Kapow512 wrote:
soccerbeast wrote:
snuibi wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Kapow512 wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Eugène Delacroix?he was a french painter,that painted La liberté guidant le peuple.and why is that so important?oh,it's nothing... it's just the image in my history book ,page 39 Very Happy
ca you Please Show us?
the guy that is wearing a top hat is Eugène Delacroix

It appears France is a collection of Tomas and Lucians. Probably the Gauls were Tomas and Napoleon's family were the Lucians.

P.S. I thought the Cahills were a really old family, 500 years isn't that old. That is only about 20 generations. I thought that it was the Cahills who conquered the Americas, but apparently it is not.

P.P.S. How did Gideon get the name "Cahill"? It is an odd name.

Just Because they tell us the family is only 500 years old, dosen't mean that it is, it could just be the first official mention of them.

But it is where the branches started. Besides, how did the clues get where they are now. Did Gideon split the clues up with his four kids and told them to hide it well and if they got all of them they got amazing powers? Maybe he employed the Madrigals to guard the clues as an obstacle for his children. And maybe Gideon never died and discovered the secret of immortality and is now the head of the Madrigals.
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 		Re: do you remember
soccerbeast wrote:
snuibi wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Kapow512 wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Eugène Delacroix?he was a french painter,that painted La liberté guidant le peuple.and why is that so important?oh,it's nothing... it's just the image in my history book ,page 39 Very Happy
ca you Please Show us?
the guy that is wearing a top hat is Eugène Delacroix

It appears France is a collection of Tomas and Lucians. Probably the Gauls were Tomas and Napoleon's family were the Lucians.

P.S. I thought the Cahills were a really old family, 500 years isn't that old. That is only about 20 generations. I thought that it was the Cahills who conquered the Americas, but apparently it is not.

P.P.S. How did Gideon get the name "Cahill"? It is an odd name.

The name "Cahill" is a very common Irish name.

PostPosted: Fri May 01, 2009 6:11 pm
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 		Re: do you remember
Sherlock_39 wrote:
soccerbeast wrote:
snuibi wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Kapow512 wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Eugène Delacroix?he was a french painter,that painted La liberté guidant le peuple.and why is that so important?oh,it's nothing... it's just the image in my history book ,page 39 Very Happy
ca you Please Show us?
the guy that is wearing a top hat is Eugène Delacroix

It appears France is a collection of Tomas and Lucians. Probably the Gauls were Tomas and Napoleon's family were the Lucians.

P.S. I thought the Cahills were a really old family, 500 years isn't that old. That is only about 20 generations. I thought that it was the Cahills who conquered the Americas, but apparently it is not.

P.P.S. How did Gideon get the name "Cahill"? It is an odd name.

The name "Cahill" is a very common Irish name.


Yep, it means "fearful in battle".
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 		Yeah, I see the name Cahill in my daily life with about the same frequency as the number 39, by which I mean creepily often. Same thing with McIntyre/MacIntyre.

PostPosted: Fri May 01, 2009 6:19 pm
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parth2024 wrote:
sapagoo wrote:
oh dear.
Quote:

From: William McIntyre
Health update

Dear Cahills,

I've recently received inquiries as to the health of the Starling twins. I am happy to report that their eardrum repair surgery went well, but that they are prone to asking you to repeat things. They also say, "WHAT? WHAT?" quite often, although this isn't uncommon for members of their branch.

As always,

William McIntyre

Update from McIntyre. The good news appears to be that the eardrum repair surgery went well.
The bad news is that he refers to them as twins, instead of triplets. Maybe one of them didn't make it.


Which branch has the common habit of saying 'WHAT? WHAT?'?

That twins may be one of the consistent Scholastic mistakes

This letter may also mean that the Starelings may make a come-back in Book 4 or 5.


"What?What?" Janus much? dunno... maybe.

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 		Codplay
Dose anyone thik that coldplay may be involved in this? I mean the picture from before is a coldplay album cover.
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 		Re: Codplay
Kapow512 wrote:
Dose anyone thik that coldplay may be involved in this? I mean the picture from before is a coldplay album cover.

Coldplay is obviously a Janus. I doubt that they are part of this whole clue hunting thing. Besides there music isn't up to my taste.
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PostPosted: Fri May 01, 2009 7:40 pm
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 		Coldplay
Um, Coldplay has NOTHING TO DO WITH THE 39 CLUES AT ALL! Just because they COULD be Janus, doesn't mean they are.

The picture from before is just a random picture found on page 39 of Snuibi's History Book. It doesn;t have anything to do with the 39 clues anyway.

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 		Well, as a rule, if you are famous you are cahill, and if you are an artist you are Janus, if you are an athlete you are a Tomas, if you are a scientist you are an Ekat, and if you are a militarist(?) you are a Lucian. I don't know who coldplay is, but I know enough about them to say that they are famous and artists(musicians?) and as such Janus. Whether or not they have anything to do with the 39 clues, though, is debatable. Not everyone who are Cahills know it.

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 		hmm
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 		M for Madrigals
soccerbeast wrote:
Kapow512 wrote:
soccerbeast wrote:
snuibi wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Kapow512 wrote:
snuibi wrote:
Eugène Delacroix?he was a french painter,that painted La liberté guidant le peuple.and why is that so important?oh,it's nothing... it's just the image in my history book ,page 39 Very Happy
ca you Please Show us?
the guy that is wearing a top hat is Eugène Delacroix

It appears France is a collection of Tomas and Lucians. Probably the Gauls were Tomas and Napoleon's family were the Lucians.

P.S. I thought the Cahills were a really old family, 500 years isn't that old. That is only about 20 generations. I thought that it was the Cahills who conquered the Americas, but apparently it is not.

P.P.S. How did Gideon get the name "Cahill"? It is an odd name.

Just Because they tell us the family is only 500 years old, dosen't mean that it is, it could just be the first official mention of them.

But it is where the branches started. Besides, how did the clues get where they are now. Did Gideon split the clues up with his four kids and told them to hide it well and if they got all of them they got amazing powers? Maybe he employed the Madrigals to guard the clues as an obstacle for his children. And maybe Gideon never died and discovered the secret of immortality and is now the head of the Madrigals.


Book 3 says that after Gideon died in the fire that burned their house, Katherine and Thomas, and possibly Luke and Jane, stole some of Gideon's 'artifacts' and tried to continue his work. This is how the Clues got sorted allover the world.

I can come up with no probable theory as to the Madrigals. Well, a totally far-fetched idea did come to me, and so here goes:
May be Gideon had not four but five children. May be this fifth child was hidden from the other four for some reason. This child, when found that his dear parents had died due to his siblings' quarrels, had vowed revenge on them and so tried to prevent them from obtaining the Clues. This child became the first Madrigals and then started recruiting Cahills who were not happy with their branches

What do you think?

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Sounds Good, But why hide a child? Unless Gideons wife Re-married and had another child, who learnt about Gideon and his research, and decided s/he deserved a share of the clues and ever since, the Madrigals have been outcasts in the Hunt.
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 		Re: M for Madrigals
Kapow512 wrote:
Sounds Good, But why hide a child? Unless Gideons wife Re-married and had another child, who learnt about Gideon and his research, and decided s/he deserved a share of the clues and ever since, the Madrigals have been outcasts in the Hunt.


Okay, I'll improvise. Maybe the child was not hidden, but his existence was not passed down i.e. Luke, Katherine, Jane and Thomas didn't tell about his existence to their descendants.
Another version: The other child's existence was passed down, but confined to branch leaders and high-ranking leaders of the branches[/spoiler]

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 		i think its been said, but a madrigal is a song that combines 4 voices. So I think the madrigals are a combination of the branches and that they have traits of all 4 branches which is why i think Grace and Amy and Dan are madrigals.

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