Comments on: Room 2

By: britzerland

britzerland — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 22:19:46 +0000

2 more answers
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.9.
Several rooms have the correct way to go denoted with ambi-anagrams of “way” ( I.e.
way / wey / may / mey / hem / ham / hew / haw
yaw / yew / yam / yem / haw / hew / hay / hey )
(Additionally, bad doors can get homophones of these words (e.g. your/you’re/weigh are at bad doors))
The bear looks up at ship with flags showing wind. This symbolises “bear up” which means turning to wind.
This type of turn is “yaw”, an ambi-anagram of “way”, so this mural is on correct door.
Since its a mural its a drawing of yaw. “drawyaw” is “wayward” backwards and we are looking for the hidden way-ward/word in rooms.
In room 14 guide says “I knew she would bear watching” – its referring to this bear, about the word “way”/”yaw” and it’s letters.
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.10.
In both rooms with horse: the correct door is left. “haw” is one of the ambi-anagram words and it is the horse command for “turn left”. (“gee” is right).
In the mural over right door the command the horse is following is “back”, indicating wrong door.
This horse here is doing a “pesade”. There is a hidden “horse” in room 27 with a spade which has a puzzle involving the sound of the letter “e”.
SPADE + E = PESADE
This ends up being a hint or reinforcement of intent

By: sp

sp — Mon, 06 Apr 2026 13:54:55 +0000

You’re passive aggressiveness isn’t going to work on me. no one here can understand your “solutions”, not even 13-year-olds.

By: britzerland

britzerland — Mon, 06 Apr 2026 05:12:15 +0000

I will try to be clearer than my previous post

I said SP should provide an explanation for why answer #4 in particular is nonsense.

I asked SP for a better explanation or reasoning about my answer #4 in particular as it was a strong answer but also was simple.

In room 4 SP just now asked me how I was getting chemical elements Cu and P from the numbers 29 and 15. I’m concious that this is a task that the majority of 13 year olds in school can do. The thing about the dictionary was similar. I’m trying to be mindful that this is the internet and maybe people are not native english speakers or have developmental things or long COVID or a TBI or are neurodiverse in a way Ive personally not encountered before.
My answer #4 involves counting dots and recognising that “four” and “for” rhyme. Im not asking for why all 8 are nonsense, Ive just picked the one with rhyming and counting dots.

To be clearer: I am asking SP to explain why answer #4 I gave is nonsense. There are 8 answers I wrote in total and I am talking just answer number four. All 8 would be too much. Please just do answer 4.

The 8 answers are split up with “————-” and answer 4 begins with “4.”. It ends when there is a “————-” and a “5.”.

(^ The answer I am asking SP to use logic to explain why it is “nonsense” is just that fourth answer which is the text after “4.”)

By: sp

sp — Sun, 05 Apr 2026 11:29:59 +0000

He is saying if I don’t like his solutions, I should come up with better ones. And then he cites Bright Room which I came up with circa 10 years ago.

By: vewatkin

vewatkin — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 12:54:37 +0000

Britzerland: What were you asking for a better explanation of? I couldn’t tell whether you meant an explanation of why Alex regarded your suggestions as nonsense, or an explanation of the elements that participate in your interpretation, or a solution to the room generally.

By: vewatkin

vewatkin — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 21:16:26 +0000

In fairness to White Raven, he didn’t ban Gentile just for posting nonsense. Almost everything posted on this site is nonsense. White Raven had sincere and justifiable concerns about Dave’s mental state, and he acted out of compassion for Dave at least as much as concern for the site.

By: vewatkin

vewatkin — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 21:09:22 +0000

I think Alex was just talking about the content of your posts, not the length. It is wholly unobjectionable to combine your thoughts into long posts.

By: britzerland

britzerland — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 15:25:08 +0000

I started putting multiple answers in posts to avoid “spamming” but see I’ll get low quality trash replies regardless

I am not David Gentile. I come from Blue Prince postgame where solving MAZE helps solving BP. MAZE actually is much easier.

IMO the best solution I wrote here was #4 and it is absolutely valid and real.
The 29 equally spaced dots and “as for/four” paired with the 4 dot ellipsis.
You say that this new original valid solution is “nonsense” so back up your claim and give a better explanation.
This time use logic rather than inventing schizo theories about people who probably haven’t talked to or thought about you in over a decade

By: sp

sp — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 16:26:33 +0000

I’m going to take a wild guess and say that you are David Gentile using an alias because White Raven banned you originally for posting nonsense.

By: britzerland

britzerland — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 20:35:42 +0000

8 new answers
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1.
The bear looks up at boat. To “bear up” in nautical terms means to turn the bow into the wind. The boat has flags drawn showing the wind direction. Turning that way will take you to room 29.
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2.
“made a gritty sound” = spoonerism. You eat grits with spoon. The user Tetra already beat me to getting Hecate from creak+groan -> greek crone.
The prefix Hec- means 6.
The suffix -ate in chemistry means Oxygenised which is the O. Additionally, element ate/8 is Oxygen.
Look for six O. Door 29 mural has 3 O in shields and 3 halo.
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3. Use Hecate from above.
Hec-ate is 6×8 = 24. 24th letter is X. The mural above door 29 has naughts and crosses. The soldiers go OOO then XX and an X is missing.
It said the “floorboards” creak and groan and that word is unusual in that is has OOO. Door 29 mural has OOO in shields.
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4.
Paragraph 4:
> As for the “correct” path or the “most appropriate” path….
The sentence says “As for/four” then the ellipsis has 4 periods not 3. This means “as a string of …….”.
Look at the pillar on door 12. It has 29 dots consistently spread like ellipsis.
The door to 29 also has a column of 22 dots, giving the wrong answer door, but they are not evenly spaced like ellipsis dots, and we were roughly told “As The Four ….”
Therefore use 29.
The text about being right/correct is talking about the correct dots being on the left pillar of right hand incorrect door, and not right pillar of the left hand correct door. This also says to use 29 dots.
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5.
> “as for the ‘correct’ path that might be something else”.
Again using “as four”.
Text is about choosing what’s not right, so look for crosses not ticks/checks.
So look for 4 crosses.
At door 29 there are 4 X on the mural of door 29. 2 in the soldiers feet and 2 in the arms of the angels.
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6.
> They studied the old frescoes for clues but missed the obvious signs.
In the book “obvious” is split into ob-vious with a new line. For the 2nd half use the Roman numeral at start to get VIuos = 6uos
“uos” is ambigram of “son”/sun and door 29 has moon, which is what you see when sun in sky orbits 180 degrees. The moon is made of 6 lines and is directly above the 9 on the sign, which is ambigram of 6.
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7.
“obvious” is written as “ob-” then “vious”. The minus with “ob” implies subtracting it from BOX to get X.
We now have X-6-uos which means six Xs. There actually are arguably 6 crosses on the mural if you count the 2 on the boat with the clearer 2 in the feet and 2 in the arms.
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8.
> a bright room whose walls were in some disrepair
“Right broom”/”broom right” is actually both a spoonerism and a portmanteau. Both of these wordplay happen in first paragraph.
Room 29 mural has 2+ men at a port. Port-man-two.
“Bright room” => broom right room.