" More likely to be elven. "

" Alright, that's enough. No more using brute logic to respond to your stuff. The shoes are a hiding spot because... GNOMES ARE HIDING IN THEM!! IT'S BEEN STARING US IN THE FACE THIS WHOLE TIME!!! "

" Congratulations Aria. That’s correct. And I can honestly say that I’ve never told the truth before today. "

" Ooh, I got this one: clobber is an anagram of cobbler, which is a fruit dessert: a clear reference to the apple in Room 9. "

" Just a bunch of clobber, if you ask me. "

" They're in plain view. "

" And last but not least, the shoes seen here are always in the last place you look, which is the best place to hide. "

" In the book, the stop sign is whole. Manson included no imagery of a divided stop sign. "

" *if "

" What it the stop sign were to be divided horizontally? The sign behind it would then be able to fit right in and have the same appearance as the inside of one’s mouth. "

" unsure how that answers the previous thing but thats pretty cool. a mazers a drinking vessel, huh "

" MAZER - A large drinking bowl or goblet made of metal or hard wood. [Middle English, from Old French masere (U), kind of wood, maple burl, of Germanic origin.] mazard (a ˈmæzəd) or mazzard 1. (Anatomy) an obsolete word for the head, skull 2. another... "

" you looked at the cover of the book, saw the lines, and came up with MAZE? sorry if i'm misunderstanding but doesn't that mean you just read the cover of the book "

" Figure out the book? Yeah, from time to time. "

" No and no to “arbol” and “*bolar” (*room 45). On the cover of this building, I visually included the dextrosinistral along with the sinistrodextral sides and came up with the MAZE. Are you still trying to figure this all out vewatkin? "

" Whoa, here's a stir now! "

" No, it's because "arbol" ("are bowls") is Spanish for "tree" and the book is made of wood-derived paper. "

" Are you saying maze has a lot of bowl and container imagery? And it's a container/funnel in itself? (hence the "in?" world = maze = container?) Hm... I think I can follow your process here, I don't understand what the conclusion is but I can... "

" This MAZE are bowls, in and of themselves. "

" Well, in all seriousness, I think the shaft recurrence is interesting. (Reworded several times to avoid double entendre, I hope I succeeded.) "

" Kind of like the needle and stop of a pointing machine. "

" Well, for once being unclear paid off, because you tricked me into thinking you were pointing out something reasonable. "

" I was originally going to suggest that it could have been more sinistrodextral, than sinister. "

" Why is 20 sinister? This room is the end of the path, and it only leads to one loop room. "

" More sinister than interesting. There are Interossei muscles in the hand that resemble 4 headless arrows, like the one seen here. Interossei is an anagram of sinister oe. Numerically speaking, the o (15) and the e, (5) equals to 20. & yes, I did catch... "

" Oh, yeah, it's a shaft that leads to a (mine) shaft in Room 27, interesting. "

" I don’t know how exactly it would fit in, but I’ve found something that I think might possibly relate to the arrow, minus ahead. "

" Got the idea from one of the last pictures that I emailed yawl. "

" So, what you're saying is, the corners of the square were cut off, making an octagon. (I'm guessing you think this because the horizontal/vertical edges are longer than the diagonal.) The longer sides' design is unique to this stop sign, which also has black text,... "

" And in some instances, has eight trapezium sides. "

" That's "gude" "

" Maze's 40th anniversary draws ever nearer "

" Happy New Year, you bunch of crazed lunatics (I say that as affectionately as possible.) "

" The eye is silent "

" A MINOTAUR'S EYE AMINOTAURSEYE SANA MIOTUREYE SANATOR MIUEYE SANATORIUM EYE A minotaur's eye is not an anagram for sanatorium. it is an anagram for "a minotaur's." I don't think Manson wrote or intended that specific chunk of words to be interpreted anywhere in the book, "

" My copy says “but fear not.” "

" But definitely not fern knot (knob)? "

" My copy says "but fear not." "

" “But fear not!” or fearnought boot? "

" A Minotaur’s Eye is an anagram of Sanatorium. "

" Sanatorium "

" Ooo eee, ooo ah ah, ting tang, walla walla, bing bang "

" Bloop bleep blaap blehng "

" Ding dong bing bang boom "

" A Minotaur’s Eye "