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ANSWERS - March 2000

 

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Logic Problem Solution:

(Clue #'s in parenthesis)

Hura liked Rim (1).  Rena wanted arrows (5), so her favorite was not 
Thurnock (3).  Rena watched at least 7 ehn (5), so her favorite was not 
Marlenus (4), and she didn't favor Bosk (5); she liked Arn.  Rena did not 
watch 7 ehn (4) or 9 (6); she watched 8.  Mira watched 7 and Sandra watched  
5 (2,5).  Hura did not watch 6 (4); she watched 9.  Verna watched for 6 ehn 
and liked Marlenus (4).  The girl who watched 7 ehn wanted manacles (4).  
One girl likes Thurnock and the whip (3); this was Sheera.  Mira liked Bosk. 
  Hura didn't want the knife (6); she wanted the candies and Verna got the 
knife.

In summary:

Mira, 7 ehn, Bosk, manacles
Hura, 9 ehn, Rim, candies
Rena, 8 ehn, Arn, arrows
Verna, 6 ehn, Marlenus, knife
Sheera, 5 ehn, Thurnock, whip

 

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Kryptoquizz Solutions:


1)  A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
    E I K A L T P U S B W Q Y G C V Z N F M D X R O J H

    YCXLYLGM RSQQ FCYLMSYLF VNCXCWL MUL EGSYEQ'F KUENPL, ST RSMUSG E KLNMESG 
KNSMSKEQ ASFMEGKL, RUSKU TCN MUL FQLLG, SF EICDM TCDN MSYLF MUL QLGPMU CT 
SM'F ICAJ.

Solution 1
    Movement will sometimes provoke the animal's charge, if within a certain 
critical distance, which for the sleen, is about four times the length of 
it's body.  (page 232)

2)  A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
    F H M P S U A N C I V R J X Z K E O G W B Y T Q D L

    F UOSS TZJFX JFD AZ PFDG ZO TSSVG TCWNZBW WNS WZBMN ZU NSO MZJKFXCZX.  
UZO F GRFYS ACOR, TNZ NFG RSFOXSP NSO MZRRFO, WNCG TZBRP HS BXGKSFVFHRS 
JCGSOD.


Solution 2
    A free woman may go days or weeks without the touch of her companion.  
For a slave girl, who has learned her collar, this would be unspeakable 
misery.  (page 235)

3)  A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
    H D N O G Q U W Y A X E T Z B F S L I V R K C P M J

    VWGM CGLG UBLGHZ UYLEI, HZO IEHKGI.  VWGM OYO ZBV NBTFEHYZ.

Solution 3
    They were Gorean girls, and slaves.  They did not complain. (page 255)

4)  A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
    G K A L I N Q F R S C T V D J W Z H Y E X P U B O M

    R FGL NJH GD GFD, GE EFGE WTGAI HIAJTTIAEIL VO FJDJH.  TIE EFGE KI 
AJVVIVJHGEIL KO EFI NTGVIY.

Solution 4
    I had for an Ahn, at that place recollected my honor.  Let that be 
commemorated by the flames. (Page 320)

 

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Trivia Answers:

 

1)  Bosk says that a slave can be two things to her Master.

        1)  Nothing, and everything.  (page 145)

2)  Marlenus gives Bosk this advice when it comes to owning a woman.

        2)  Seize the initiative, force through an attack that is overwhelming and 
shattering.  She must be crushed, devastated, and utterly Mastered.   (page 
154)

3)  This is more highly sought after in a slave than beauty.

        3)  Intelligence and imagination. (page 154)

4)  Bosk uses a hunting technique when he discovers the treachery that took 
place in his abscence.  What technique does he use?

        4)  Felling the last man first so the leader does not know that behind him 
men have fallen and saving the easiest kills for last.  (page 180)

5)  A Tuchuk custom which Bosk mentions in Hunters.

        5)  Not to leave an enemy behind one.  (page 186)

6)  Ilene is punished by Bosk, what is his reason?

        6)  She had not been completely open with her Master (page 188)

7)  Describe the appearance of the following brands:
        kajirus
        common kajira
        Tuchuk
        Kataii
        Kassars
        Paravaci
        Sa-Fora

        7)  kajirus:  large block letter in Gorean script
            kajira:  smaller, graceful initial in cursive of kajira
            Tuchuk:  paired bosk horns
            Kataii:  bow, facing to the left
            Kassara:  three-weighted bola
            Paravaci:  a semicircle resting on an inverted isosceles 
triangle
            Sa-Fora:  the initial, in cursive meaning Chain Daughter
(page 194)

8)  Panther girls find this a pleasant and delicious sport.

        8)  The capture of escaped female slaves. (page 201)

9)  A four portioned chain for binding slaves, consisting of a metal ankle 
ring, a ring to the back welded with a closed loop, another yard of chain 
fastened through a closed loop in front and a locking device constitute what 
kind of slave chains?

        9)  Harl Ring (page 208)

10)  A Gorean woman might carry things in this manner.

        10)  On her head (page 211)

11)  Common mode of Gorean discipline.

        11)  Changing or taking away a girl's name (page 225)

12)  None of the 24 slaves taken by Sarus were released.  What reason is 
give for this?

        12)  'The female slave, celebrated on Gor for her beauty, her skills, and 
her delights, is prize booty.'  (page 245)

13)  The 20th Ahn is considered what?

        13)  Midnight  (page 253)

14)  This is of importance on Tyros, acording to Bosk, and Gor in general.

        14)  Family  (page 268)

15)  "It is like a tarn with wings of gold, that sits but once upon a 
warrior's halm, and when it departs, it returns no more.  It is gone, and 
gone forever."  Refers to what?

        15)  Lost Honor (page 276)

16)  Bosk warns that one should not do this with slaves.

        16)  Trust them (page 290)

17)  For what prupose did Verna have her girls pierced and dressed in silks?

        17)  To learn, as she did, what it is to be a woman.  (page 300)

18)  Goreans do not believe in this when referring to humans.

        18)  That being human is a simple function of the independant variables of 
his environment.  (page 311)

 

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