Lonelygirl15

I've posted a handful of times, mostly with the poem business. However I never introduced myself. I am Amy, 23, and living in Philly at present with my fiance.

I think everyone had a lot of fun with this past puzzle, so I hope the next one is even more complex. I love how stoked everyone gets trying to solve it.

I'm torn on this theory. On one hand, it works really well with the theme of connection in the poem, and explains why Daniel doesn't remember her, etc.

On the other hand, nothing of the Bree character really seems to lend itself to dissociative identity disorders, but that may not be relevant ...

bubbajay424 wrote:Told ya it was "moses armed the evil priest"

I know I posted "morse reads" but there was so much argument, I went with the masses.

I was always a moses advocate too.

absolution wrote:
Then give us the solution the next day .



WELL DONE to those who were doing the unscrambling!

My fiance is mocking me pretty hard fpr staying up to post to that thread, though all I really contributed was the moses/patriarch thing. ah well, it was still fun.

she change the morse code to just " .-- .- .. - "

which is "wait"

Hmmm... I'm wondering about the first part.

Between the virgin and the beast
moses armed the evil priest
to stab me with his sword of hate
if help again will come too late.


I don't get why/how Cassie could be stabbed if she were already dead, and I think it's fairly obvious at this point that ...

Alright, we pretty much have all a strong idea of who Moses can be - Bree's Dad.
But what about the evil priest?
Then....
Bree's dad armed the evil priest???


it's even more confusing :shock: I think it may just refer to whomever performs the ceremony. Cassie's poem is obviously relying a lot on ...

dlruss0216 wrote:
EDIT - And if this is true, then "Moses Armed" means Bree's father will be armed. He would be the one to sacrafice her, which I have a hard time believing.

The line says that moses arms the priest, which essentially Mr. Bree (hehe) is doing by aiding her preparations.

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Could they be synonyms, i.e. Moses and Father? Was Moses a father? Sorry, religiously ignorant here.

EDIT - TecSpectre - I swear I typed this before reading your post...lol. You're just a faster typer :wink:

I think he is generally revered as a figurative patriarch in that he lead the slaves ...

Moses is a famous patriarch > Father figure being Bree's dad
Bree's Dad "gave" her to a cult.

But Bree's Dad does not know about the ceremony (she tells Daniel this in the driving video)

AND

Just because Cassie doesn't RIP doesn't mean she isn't dead. Someone can be dead and not resting in ...

Do you think, accroding to Moses symbolism as the father and the leader, that Bree's Dad is the leader of her cult thing...maybe...

Or not necessarily Bree's Dad, someone who's a leader in the cult is gonna sacrafice Bree?

I don't see him as a leader, because if he were he'd be included int ...

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Could they be synonyms, i.e. Moses and Father? Was Moses a father? Sorry, religiously ignorant here.

EDIT - TecSpectre - I swear I typed this before reading your post...lol. You're just a faster typer :wink:

I think he is generally revered as a figurative patriarch in that he lead the slaves ...