- A Streamer mentioned that there’s lots of math in this game, such as tie time or lock clock?
- So far, they seem to be words missing a letter.
- Are they consistent between days?
- Answer: seems like no. The order of these paintings probably matter?
- They’re consistent in room positions. Closet and hallway are in the same location for days 2 and 3. Same with Den and Commissary.
- Maybe it works like a maze? Solution is to find the correct order of portraits and rooms?
- As shown in the Study.
- The unused pairing letters: G, L, D, R, N
Painting Locations
- In the Parlor Room: Dessert and Desert
- In the Closet: Bridge and Bride
- Day 3: This was in the Hallway.
- In the Commissary: Pine and Pin
- Day 3: This was in the Den.
- In the Den: Bat and Bath
- In the Drawing Room: Clock and Lock
- In the Nook: Road and Rod
- In the Pantry: Stage and Sage
- In the Bedroom & Guest Bedroom: Pea and Peak
- In the East Wing Hall: Car and Cart
- In the Bunk Bed: Stag and Tag
In the entrance hall there seems to be these 2 paintings as well. What they are, I can’t tell.
Notes
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Does Spare Room not have paintings?
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Does Passageway not have paintings?
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Does Chapel not have paintings (or all red rooms I guess)?
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Do green-room not have paintings?
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Since Ten and Tag share the same painting, we should assume that the painting may not mean the same word every time.
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Hmm, the missing letter of row two spells “EIGHT”
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The missing letters probably spell out a message.