Brickwolf Posted July 10, 2016 Posted July 10, 2016 King´s Harbour, Cocovia Brian Wolfson´s house Gentlemen, I have analysed Father Tholeau´s journal scientifically and will now present my findings: From the journal we know that Father Tholeau visited 3 islands and on the third island he found the fountain of youth. On the first island, Father Tholeau noted that the indigenous people wore very peculiar headgear. He even made a drawing in his journal: My studies in cultural anthropology showed that these headgear is unique to the Ténotclaxcan tribe on Annetta. So we can conclude, that the first island Father Tholeau visited was Annetta also known as Berelli by the Eslandoleans. On the second island Father Tholeau was presented with a bitter yet sweet delicacy by the indigenous people. He noted that their religion revolves around this delicacy. He made another drawing of this event in his journal, showing also the tree on which the delicacy grew: My botanical studies showed that the tree is a cocoa tree and this delicacy was of course chocolate. So we can conclude, that the second island Father Tholeau visited was the very island we are now standing on: Cocovia. Even with Father Tholeau's poorly noted nautical directions, we can extrapolate his bearing from Cocovia to the third island, where we will find the fountain of youth. If I get this right, you based all this on the fancy hats and sweets of savages, Thaddeus? I think this is a thorough analysis by Thaddeus. We will leave the port the day after tomorrow and sail for the third island. Quote
Fuzzy MacFuzz Posted July 19, 2016 Posted July 19, 2016 Very nicely done; two small and simple MOCs used to tell a great story. Good luck to Thaddeus and his crew! Quote
Brickwolf Posted July 19, 2016 Author Posted July 19, 2016 Very nicely done; two small and simple MOCs used to tell a great story. Good luck to Thaddeus and his crew! Thank you! Thaddeus und Bertram Wolf found the fountain of youth: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=136809 Quote
Tezclatipoca Posted July 19, 2016 Posted July 19, 2016 Nice vignettes ! You captured well the strange hats the Ténotclaxcans are wearing ! Good story. Nice entry ! Good Job ! Quote
Bregir Posted July 20, 2016 Posted July 20, 2016 Very Sherlock-Holmes-y! I like the deductions made by our good Corlander Scientist, and the vignettes are quite nice too. Quote
Capt Wolf Posted July 21, 2016 Posted July 21, 2016 How did I miss this earlier? I love the hat and how you've used the upside-down beard! Quote
Brickwolf Posted July 21, 2016 Author Posted July 21, 2016 How did I miss this earlier? I love the hat and how you've used the upside-down beard! Thank you,but the upside down beard is not my idea but Faladrin´s from the Ténotclaxcan thread: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=121841&hl= Nice vignettes ! You captured well the strange hats the Ténotclaxcans are wearing ! Good story. Nice entry ! Good Job ! Thank you, I did the research (see above) Nice presentations of the two islands! Very Sherlock-Holmes-y! I like the deductions made by our good Corlander Scientist, and the vignettes are quite nice too. Thank you! Quote
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