YGO Card Name Game

[Judicator]

Sarah one of his relatives that he seems to seem so distanced from?

 

[slither]

The Unhappy Girl

 

[Mr. Cranium]

that wont be so hard to figure out when you figure out the first third of the sonnet.... the part with Churchill... it will direct you to the right time in Poe's life i believe, and even the right WORK to look at.... I think Sarah is just a bit of extra info to help you confirm that you have the right story / poem or whatever to look at...... and Im pretty sure that if you solved the churchill part, the whole SARAH issue will not be hard to figure.. especially which one


I think the key is to figure out how they relate to each other.. what i mean is... what do they have in common... err.. how they can fit together to point you directly to the card you are looking for.... does that make sense?
My problem has been interpreting how they fit... so far.... and as i read on and on i think of new cards.... i think more patience is in order..

I solved Mr. Churchill's ordeal quite some time ago. But I like your idea about Poe's life.

EDIT: Ryu-Kishin Powered?

 

[Jathro]

You guys do know that Poe married a girl named Sarah, don't you? I don't have the time to research it now, but maybe that's worth looking into.

 

[Mr. Cranium]

You guys do know that Poe married a girl named Sarah, don't you? I don't have the time to research it now, but maybe that's worth looking into.

Already researched it, lol. Used it to procure my last guess. Based it on her part of her name.

 

[BenjaminMS]

Hey? The last part... 'concealed'... Swords of Concealing Light? Maybe the first parts are just meant as a trick...

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

Ryu-Kishin Powered: No
Swords of Concealing Light: No

Poe put the Georgia into stenography:

steGAnography

 

[slither]

Im guessing that The Unhappy Girl was a no as well .... so i'll take another shot at it, how about Goblin' Attack Force?

 

[Jathro]

Tyranno Infinity or Gilasaurus

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

Tyranno Infinity: No
Gilasaurus: No
The Unhappy Girl: No
Goblin Attack Force: No

If there's only one, than it can be the first and last, even twice.
And once more, the first is the same as the last.

And what's another latin word for star?

 

[kingpinopie]

Hidden Book of Spell
Reasoning

 

[Mr. Cranium]

If there's only one, than it can be the first and last, even twice.
And once more, the first is the same as the last.

And what's another latin word for star?

Firstly, I assume you're talking abot letters with that first part about there being only one. Is this talking about state postal abbreviations? Or perhaps the card's name has the same first and last letters?

Secondly, sidus, stella, and vesper.

 

[slither]

There are several other words for Latin star: astrum, stella, sidus and vesper... so im going to go with.

Astral Barrier

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

But only one of those words in Latin are feminine, the rest are masculin.

Firstly, I assume you're talking about letters with that first part about there being only one: Yes

Postal Abbreviations: No.
Card name begins and ends with the same letter: No

Astral Barrier: No
Hidden Book of Spell: No
Reasoning: No

 

[Mr. Cranium]

The feminine is either Stella or Vesper. I must research it.

Stella, though, seems like an Appropriate girl's name.

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

So if astrum was too masculin to be Sarah's other name"¦

 

[slither]

I might have an idea now Monster Reborn?

 

[Mr. Cranium]

So if astrum was too masculin to be Sarah's other name"¦

Then her other name was Stella? But would that be her last name, or a name she also went by?

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

A name she also went by: Yes, so Sarah or Stella (or one other name) but "Sarah" is an enigma, not Stella.

Monster Reborn: No

 

[kingpinopie]

I believe he is referring to Stella Lewis... Stella, Mrs. Lewis...

Real name is Sarah Anna Lewis ... Stella is her pen name

and if so, i am going to guess that is has something to do with this excerpt from a lost letter from Poe to Stella

[size=-1] I have been spending a couple of hours most pleasantly, my dear Stella Mrs Lewis, in reading and re-reading your "Child of the Sea".[/size]