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THE PUZZLE AERIE:
Answers To MY NAME IS TORK - Part 2 |
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MY NAME IS TORK - PART 2 Merlin looked smart in his robe. In his hand he held the only card in all the tarot deck that mattered: the picture of the ogre's hovel. Erratically waving his wand, he exited.After we ate all of the caviar, we three decided to kill the comic hick. A deep silence ensued as we watched the hick struggle. Then he gave his last nod, dying gracefully. "Be quick, I tell you, leave this second, or else! Ask not what will happen now!" I said to the two. They both rushed out the door. We could hear the mob ranting. What a frantic row! Suddenly, the King turns to Nemesis, now rendered mute, and the ogre begins to tremble. "Who did this?", the King asked, viva voce. "The burglar killed him!", said Nemesis. The King replied, "Telling a fib is not the way to go." Nemesis had no regrets after naming the real killers. "Go, and take your demigod with you" the King exclaimed. The King set a big rack lengthwise on the hick's body, trying to cover dingy signs of murder. He put his first elf in charge and lived happily ever after, the goose. Myna and stork appear in the title. Bird names appearing in the story: merlin, martin, cardinal, shoveler, swan, teal, chickadee, noddy, kite, condor, knot, thrush, brant, crow, turnstone, wren, grebe, avocet, lark, ibis, tern, egret, godwit, grackle, verdin, finch, goose. Ree, hen and pen were also found by answerers. |
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