Showing posts with label Chapter 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chapter 10. Show all posts
Monday, 21 April 2014
Wednesday, 9 April 2014
Three More Chapter 10 Alternatives Uncovered
As you will have seen yesterday evening we published an alternative version of the end of chapter 10 of Ship of Theseus.
Previously we had an alternative from Jen Heyward on her Tumblr Blog The Jen Heyward Tumblr which had the translation reference of 273.
Then a couple of days ago translation reference 289 was released by @CFish6, @SisterTsion, and @justingarver
Yesterday we published translation reference 290 which has also been published by this French blog
Then today translation reference 291 was published by @JillaggieARG, @Osfourcage and whoisstraka.wordpress.com
If you look at the translation numbers 273 to 291 implies that there are potentially 19 versions of chapter 10 to uncover.
Previously we had an alternative from Jen Heyward on her Tumblr Blog The Jen Heyward Tumblr which had the translation reference of 273.
Then a couple of days ago translation reference 289 was released by @CFish6, @SisterTsion, and @justingarver
Yesterday we published translation reference 290 which has also been published by this French blog
Then today translation reference 291 was published by @JillaggieARG, @Osfourcage and whoisstraka.wordpress.com
If you look at the translation numbers 273 to 291 implies that there are potentially 19 versions of chapter 10 to uncover.
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
Alternative Chapter 10 Uncovered
Friday, 15 November 2013
Friday Catchup

In the comments "The Fourth" gave a solution, followed up by some extra info from ObFuSc8.
As this is something in the book that isn't explicit in the book I will put it in spoiler tags just below in case you don't want to read about it just yet.
Click here to see the possible answer
Next, not really book related, Mr Toasty has kindly set up an IRC room for us to chat in about S if we want to - Straka IRC

I'm sure it is a complete coincidence, but fun never the less.

It interviews Doug Dorst and talks about the secrecy behind the books creation.
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In the first footnote for Chapter 10 the words "Spinning Wheel" and "locate" are in italics, so this points us straight at the Eotvos wheel contained in the book.
If you work out the locations referenced from the footnotes and write down the 5 letter codes in a grid you get a message -
I HAVE LOVED YOU FROM THE BEGINNING. I WILL LOVE YOU TO THE END.
There is still the question of the location of the 6th column, as the footnote mentions Calais but the coordinates for Calais France do not match the code necessary to make the whole string work fully - L O N L E
The list of locations is -
1 - Bergan, Norway - 60N, 5E - I Y B W U
2 - Biabou, St. Vincent - 13 N, 61 W - HOEIT
3 - Portland, Or - 45 N, 123 W - AUGLO
4 - Thunkar, Bhutan - 27 N, 91 E - VFILT
5 - Santiago, Spain - 33 S, 70 W - ERNLH
6 - Calais, France - 51 N, 0 E - XBTUP (??)
7 - Morondava, Madagascar - 20 S, 44 E - OMIVE
8 - Havana, Cuba - 23 N, 82 W - VTNEN
9 - Sofia, Bulgaria - 42.70 N, 23.33 E (approx) - E H G Y D
10 - New York City - 44 N, 73 W - DEIO*
You can see the discussion on the Eotvos wheel code page, Click here to see the first comment and then scroll down slightly to see the post by ObFuSc8