Lonelygirl15

Here you go.


For the password, the first question of Prof. Boone will give it to us.
Plus a little spark which I guess means we have to add a * to it.

What was she called?

Birdy?

I noticed that some Mysterious C in his/her correspondence with MsKelly has been using outrageously the sentence "I still don't have a clue". This is pure identityjacking and I will not tolerate it!
Mysterious C, this is a declaration of war!

All right...i don't get the password. Bad start.

boone's fist question was, what was cathrine called?

wasnt it?

iamcool wrote:boone's fist question was, what was cathrine called?

wasnt it?

Yes and the answer is birdy. But it doesn't work.

But in the book, she was called other things...
I vaguely remember the begining (I re-read this book ALOT) its something like.
"This is the diary of Catherine, called ____, called birdy. In the year of our lord ____...."
Im really trying to remember the other nickname. This is killing me.
I wish I still had the book. Does anybody else?

Also, could the "little spark" refer to SparkNotes.com?

There are alot of other references and clues in the video, too that might help.
-"let us all be Bantocks"
-"and Nick at the Golden Griffin understand what denotes as I really Mean the Notebook is so Sabine"

It would probably behoove us to figure out what the capitalized words are referring to.
(I -really- hope we don't have to discuss the notebook. I hate Nicholas Sparks)
Sparks?
Sparks! Is there a character named "Catherine" in any Nicholas Sparks book?
->J

i got in with the password - birdy
no star,no caps

JoannaChildsface wrote:But in the book, she was called other things...
I vaguely remember the begining (I re-read this book ALOT) its something like.
"This is the diary of Catherine, called ____, called birdy. In the year of our lord ____...."
Im really trying to remember the other nickname. This is killing me.
I wish I still had the book. Does anybody else?

Also, could the "little spark" refer to SparkNotes.com?

There are alot of other references and clues in the video, too that might help.
-"let us all be Bantocks"
-"and Nick at the Golden Griffin understand what denotes as I really Mean the Notebook is so Sabine"

It would probably behoove us to figure out what the capitalized words are referring to.
(I -really- hope we don't have to discuss the notebook. I hate Nicholas Sparks)
Sparks?
Sparks! Is there a character named "Catherine" in any Nicholas Sparks book?
->J

Nick Bantock wrote a series of books about a couple named Griffin and Sabine who communicated through letters. The capitalized words are from the titles of the books.