Take the phrase "Candid Winkers". Rearrange the letters to get the last names of two men who lived at about the same time in roughly the same place and shared the same first name.
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In the title, one cold fish refers to arctic char. The image has two distinct clues, an animal and a book.
Charles Dickens Charles Darwin
Vf gung n orntyr? Vg'f n cvc!
ReplyDeleteIn roughly the same place but in two (different) cities.
ReplyDeleteSeems highly unlikely to be the sort of dog that snaps.
ReplyDeleteSearching one of the names in conjunction with "fish" led to a story involving a salmon and a snapping pug-dog.
DeleteThink of a singer/songwriter/musician and a fictional character sharing the same last name. Replace the first letter of the musician's first name with three other letters to get the fictional character's first name.
ReplyDeleteHint?
DeleteHow obvious?
DeleteHow about the genre of the musician and whether or not the fictional character is from literature?
DeleteThe fictional character is frim literature. I'm afraid revealing the musician's genre would be tantamount to revealing the name of the musician. But here's a far-fetched hint: Labrador.
ReplyDelete"From", not "frim".
ReplyDeleteFinally got it, but I must say I was a bit spooked.
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