YGO Card Name Game
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BenjaminMS
The Kozaky show
chaosruler said:
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Mmmm.. we've got those riddles/clues... what is possible to make out of it...
chaosruler
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The answer. Clues 3 and 4 are to help you understand #2, and what you could say describes the situation in #2.
-John
-John
chaosruler
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Tainted Wisdom: No.
Jeremy, you're on the right track, go down taht road more and re-examine the other clues.
-John
Jeremy, you're on the right track, go down taht road more and re-examine the other clues.
-John
BenjaminMS
The Kozaky show
chaosruler
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Dark Balter the Terrible: No.
Frontier Wiseman: No.
The above hint caused this to happen upon a true mother.
-John
Frontier Wiseman: No.
The above hint caused this to happen upon a true mother.
-John
BenjaminMS
The Kozaky show
chaosruler said:
MMm.... that is the story of Solomon. Can't figure out yet completely how to fit it in :/ I understand the hint a bit, but not fully enough yet
chaosruler
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Yes, now, what card describes that situation?
-John
-John
BenjaminMS
The Kozaky show
pssvr (er... sorry: Jason), although I am not a practising Christian, I know this bit:
2 womans were fighting over a baby. Finally, they decided to ask the Jewish King Solomon for his judgment. After having heard the story from both womans, he decided. He said: 'I will split the baby in half.'
At that very moment, the real mother throw herself at the ground and said: 'Please, don't do that. (some more words, I can't remember which)'. At that moment, like Solomon knew would happen, it was clear who was the real mother, where the argument was based around...
2 womans were fighting over a baby. Finally, they decided to ask the Jewish King Solomon for his judgment. After having heard the story from both womans, he decided. He said: 'I will split the baby in half.'
At that very moment, the real mother throw herself at the ground and said: 'Please, don't do that. (some more words, I can't remember which)'. At that moment, like Solomon knew would happen, it was clear who was the real mother, where the argument was based around...
Hah! I (omfg, this is so sad...) remember that story from a recess episode! The king says the baby is to be cut in half, and the real mother then renounces her claim to the baby because she doesn't want it harmed. Then Solomon knew the one who was willing to sacrifice her happiness for the baby was the real mother.BenjaminMS said:
Of course, in the episode I saw, it was 6-yo girls arguing over a doll, but still. Thanks for jogging my memory
BenjaminMS
The Kozaky show
chaosruler
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BenjaminMS said:
The real mother offered to let the other mother-claimer keep the baby, showing her true maternal feelings, hence Solomon knew who the true mother was.
-John
chaosruler
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She was doing it because, since she was the real mother, she'd rather the baby live than die, even if it wasn't with her. But that's too far into the plot.
-John
-John
kingpinopie
Himoura Shinta
ok.. that story is called The Judgment of Solomon... now Ive been wracking my brain for cards having to do with a judgment.....
I already said Solemn Judgment I think,
Royal Decree ( Decree is another synonym for judgment and solomon was king after all)
Reasoning ( yet another meaning of Judgment)
so those are my guesses
Reasoning
Royal Decree
and just for the heck of it lets throw in Delinquent Duo to represent those moronic mothers
I already said Solemn Judgment I think,
Royal Decree ( Decree is another synonym for judgment and solomon was king after all)
Reasoning ( yet another meaning of Judgment)
so those are my guesses
Reasoning
Royal Decree
and just for the heck of it lets throw in Delinquent Duo to represent those moronic mothers
chaosruler
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Reasoning: No.
Royal Decree: No.
Delinquent Duo: No.....
to clarify, this card was what the true mother was faced with.....that's a DEAD (emphasis, not a hint) giveaway.
-John
Royal Decree: No.
Delinquent Duo: No.....
to clarify, this card was what the true mother was faced with.....that's a DEAD (emphasis, not a hint) giveaway.
-John
kingpinopie
Himoura Shinta
hmmm.. well I would imagine with her kid on the line she was left with quite the Painful Choice
chaosruler
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Painful Choice: YES! That's it, you win. When in Rome = Roman-esque guard in background.
Cringe in fear = look at the people on Painful Choice.
Solomon was referring to King Solomon, and the remaining hints were to direct you to him, who put the baby's true mother in a situation with a truly Painful Choice.
Harry, you're up.
-John
Cringe in fear = look at the people on Painful Choice.
Solomon was referring to King Solomon, and the remaining hints were to direct you to him, who put the baby's true mother in a situation with a truly Painful Choice.
Harry, you're up.
-John