I just can't believe that the key to catching the mastermind and ending this whole game might lie in puns. Talk about your anticlimaxes.
Okay, so if this really is painting related, then...an intentional scapegoat would be a frame, right? And a destitute characteristic would be...my complete lack of art skills.
I wouldn't be surprised. I'd definitely go mad if I had constantly solve these terrible riddles.
Ugh, so we're looking for a portrait of a somnolent aged king...? Maybe it's Spain's portrait. He's old as hell, he's had kings, and he's always sleeping.
They're just so terrible. I can't even pinpoint the specific reason they're terrible because there's just so many. It's like how clowns are terrible and nobody has ever found them funny, yet they keep showing up in circuses anyway.
Some clowns are entertaining. [ Clowns like PIZZAZZ. Haha ZING. ]
Either way, if this guy was trying to defer some kind of spirit from trying to figure out where his safe is... I don't really think puns would do the trick. Unless they were laced with some sort of secret incantation to ward off evil spirits.
Why not? Everything else here has been so deliberate and the diary was mysteriously found at the last moment, wasn't it? For all we know, it could bean elaborate illusion.
Or maybe his spirit put it there, hoping we would hear his pleas for help! His body no longer remains here physically, but spiritually he is desperately seeking a way out of this mansion once and for all. His greatest fear to always be stuck in this mansion and realize his greatest sins consume him and he's hoping that we finally break the spell!
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Pigment.
Pork is pig's meat. Peppermint is a type of herb grown in the garden - you remove the spice, or the pepper. Pig mint.
Oil pigments - it's a type of paint. And another word for comb is 'brush'. Oil paint, pigments, and a brush.
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Is this seriously just a series of puns? Oh my god, I think I'd rather have the body parts back.
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[Says Susan in her snottily insensitive manner.]
It might not all be puns. Perhaps they'll judge us on our painting skills of old kings.
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Okay, so if this really is painting related, then...an intentional scapegoat would be a frame, right? And a destitute characteristic would be...my complete lack of art skills.
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A destitute characteristic is... poor? Someone poor? A painting of a beggar? ...That's too simple.
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--oh, you've got to be kidding me.
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A poor tragedy that we've come to using puns?
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This house is a blight upon the face of the world.
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Maybe this evil revenge spirit wasn't haunting Mordswell because of vague sins or whatever. Maybe he just couldn't take the guy's jokes anymore.
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Ugh, so we're looking for a portrait of a somnolent aged king...? Maybe it's Spain's portrait. He's old as hell, he's had kings, and he's always sleeping.
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Oh god, my ears. I think I'm bleeding through them out of my brain.
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Either way, if this guy was trying to defer some kind of spirit from trying to figure out where his safe is... I don't really think puns would do the trick. Unless they were laced with some sort of secret incantation to ward off evil spirits.
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Or maybe his spirit put it there, hoping we would hear his pleas for help! His body no longer remains here physically, but spiritually he is desperately seeking a way out of this mansion once and for all. His greatest fear to always be stuck in this mansion and realize his greatest sins consume him and he's hoping that we finally break the spell!