Occam's Razor
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We and some other people at an art forum play this with paintings and it's great fun, but I wanted to see if it translated to books well and see if we can play it here. At the art forum, we call the game "mystery masterpiece" and thus title the threads "mm1, mm2, etc..." We are already to mm902! Here, I thought we could play "mystery quote", where one person posts a quote or a passage from a novel and we all have to guess:
1. The Author
2. The Book
3. Chapter #
The quote can never be any more than 5 sentences long. Now, if your confused i'll give you an example
__________
Answer:
Dan Brown
"The DaVinci Code"
Chapter 6
Now, I used a popular one and a fairly short and easy one just so you can understand. Once a person gets the right answer, the person who started the thread will reply to his/her post and write "Tag" which means the next person is allowed to make the next thread. If someone tagged my dan brown quote, I would then go to make a new thread simply called "mq2" with whole new quote. If no one is replying or no one can guess, you can give more quotes from the same book, but if people want to get tagged they have to give the chapter # of the original quote, not any of the hints. That, however, was just an example, let me start a real one see if anyone can guess it. I hope it will catch on (if not it's worth trying right?)
So, shall we begin?
1. The Author
2. The Book
3. Chapter #
The quote can never be any more than 5 sentences long. Now, if your confused i'll give you an example
__________
Langdon read the message again and looked up at Fache. "What the hell does this mean!"
Answer:
Dan Brown
"The DaVinci Code"
Chapter 6
Now, I used a popular one and a fairly short and easy one just so you can understand. Once a person gets the right answer, the person who started the thread will reply to his/her post and write "Tag" which means the next person is allowed to make the next thread. If someone tagged my dan brown quote, I would then go to make a new thread simply called "mq2" with whole new quote. If no one is replying or no one can guess, you can give more quotes from the same book, but if people want to get tagged they have to give the chapter # of the original quote, not any of the hints. That, however, was just an example, let me start a real one see if anyone can guess it. I hope it will catch on (if not it's worth trying right?)
The blind man raised his hands to his eyes and gestured, Nothing, it's as if I were caught in a mist or had fallen into a milky sea.
So, shall we begin?