Post by PJ on Jun 25, 2004 19:35:45 GMT -5
Im not sure if anyone noticed this, but i'm too lazy to search so here goes:
In the UA Lemony receives a letter from the Duchess of Winnipeg, known as R(pages 25-30) In it she tells him that her mansion just burnt down.
Lemony says that the letter seems false because:
"The jeep outside the Orion Observatory was of course not navy blue but black, and parked in the northwest corner, not the southwest. She would never forget this. The real R.was tested on this information everyh month for more than seven years."
Then R says:"It was so cold that I closed my windows and could not hear the crickets."
Lemony says to this:"Crickets are usually silent in winter. I fear the worst."
If crickets are usually silent in winter, why were they so loud, perhaps they, as it says on Page 167,
were saying "DYING" as loud as they could, which translates to Beware of Arson. And in that very night, R's house burnt down. Coincidence? I think not.
Not that this helps in any matter, but still.
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In the UA Lemony receives a letter from the Duchess of Winnipeg, known as R(pages 25-30) In it she tells him that her mansion just burnt down.
Lemony says that the letter seems false because:
"The jeep outside the Orion Observatory was of course not navy blue but black, and parked in the northwest corner, not the southwest. She would never forget this. The real R.was tested on this information everyh month for more than seven years."
Then R says:"It was so cold that I closed my windows and could not hear the crickets."
Lemony says to this:"Crickets are usually silent in winter. I fear the worst."
If crickets are usually silent in winter, why were they so loud, perhaps they, as it says on Page 167,
were saying "DYING" as loud as they could, which translates to Beware of Arson. And in that very night, R's house burnt down. Coincidence? I think not.
Not that this helps in any matter, but still.
You may now discuss
