2009-11-27, 01:37 | Link #145 |
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One thing that has been bothering me is that Kinzo wrote the epitaph not Beatrice, so when the epitaph says
At the third twilight, those who remain shall praise my honorable name on high. Doesn't it mean Kinzo not Beatrice. Also in the first episode Spoiler for Possibility of key:
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2009-11-27, 07:30 | Link #146 | |
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As for the family ring, we know it's not needed to find the village of gold. Spoiler for For episode 3 of the game:
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2009-11-29, 00:16 | Link #148 | |
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Spoiler for EP3?:
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2009-11-29, 03:39 | Link #150 | |
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1) it is something around the line of a family tree 2) there are things that can go up and down on it 3) you can find it in a very common book 4) it goes through a village, or many villages (whatever "village" means) 5) it has a connection with the sea (whatever "sea" means) 6) it is not a river |
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2009-11-29, 08:30 | Link #152 | |
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Ryukishi also said that there are supposedly people who solved the epitaph by about 98%, but the remaining 2% are still very much impossible to be KNOWN, because you have to 'be on Rokkenjima' for it. I explain this in a way that there is still a small thing about Rokkenjima we need to know, but it has to be pretty important.
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2009-11-30, 19:35 | Link #153 |
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Something that can be found in an atlas and relates to sea.
Population? Not really sure if this is it though as there would be no way to think that you were correct unless you checked an atlas. Eva thought she was correct and only checked an atlas to double-check. Other than that, Railway seems to be the best bet. |
2009-12-01, 08:25 | Link #155 | |
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I can't imagine that the locale-metaphors make up actually only 2% of the riddle.
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2009-12-02, 12:46 | Link #157 |
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I was thinking something like train tracks / routes. If there's some kind of central station, it'd be like a hometown that the trains return to, which checks out with the fish metaphor. Train tracks have a river-like branching pattern, too.
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2009-12-02, 12:54 | Link #158 | |
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Though I'm known to be wrong. In case, does anyone know what railroad is in Japanese? I think you'd say "railroad" in katakana with "re a ru ro du", which only totals five characters. Maybe you can write the Japanese word for it with six, which would make it a possible key. EDIT: Never mind, looked it up myself. Railroad is "tetsudou", or "鉄道". That's four characters, so I don't think it would work, unless there's another way to write it, or some other combination of different pronounciations of the two kanji. Last edited by Raiza Sunozaki; 2009-12-02 at 13:03. Reason: Looked it up myself |
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2009-12-02, 14:40 | Link #160 | |
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railroad is supposed to be the river not the key.
Anyway I don't think there is a single "home" for trains, rather at least one for each "line". And to shatter even more this idea ^^; Ryukishi in an interview pretty much made clear that the adults know where Kinzo used to live, of course this include Eva. Ryukishi said that knowing what the homeland is was a huge advantage for her. That's an incredible huge hint Ryukishi revealed there http://209.85.135.132/search?q=cache...&ct=clnk&gl=it Quote:
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