Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2020 10:41:32 GMT -5
I think I have been reading the poem wrong.
I really started seeing the deep energy he put in his work.
I don't think it's supposed to be read as a nice sunny days outing or a hop skip and jump to the chest and back to your car until after he gives you the title to the gold, in both Senses.
But first the riddle has to be solved and it's like the poem is going to be solved before you have the chest and that's how you know for sure the title to the gold before you even see it. The poem is straight forward in both Senses but first and foremost you have to imagine that this is a spooky eerie treasure hunt dealing with death, bones, and imagination what Forrest has said about passing away with his secret and imagine him leaving his bones.
So if he had his way someone would find his bones/skeleton sitting there holding the treasure chest all covered in cobwebs and ooooscary.
I think the only way to know where this would take place is he has us do some spooky things following the correct solution just to figure out the correct place. And yes it's straight forward as can be when you know it. I feel strongly that a cemetery is involved but only to read a epitaph ( not a note) on a marker or memorial. I think there's a solve that gives you the solve. It's a treasure hunt not a fun hike over the hills and through the woods to grandmother's house.
I could be wrong or I see something new.
I really started seeing the deep energy he put in his work.
I don't think it's supposed to be read as a nice sunny days outing or a hop skip and jump to the chest and back to your car until after he gives you the title to the gold, in both Senses.
But first the riddle has to be solved and it's like the poem is going to be solved before you have the chest and that's how you know for sure the title to the gold before you even see it. The poem is straight forward in both Senses but first and foremost you have to imagine that this is a spooky eerie treasure hunt dealing with death, bones, and imagination what Forrest has said about passing away with his secret and imagine him leaving his bones.
So if he had his way someone would find his bones/skeleton sitting there holding the treasure chest all covered in cobwebs and ooooscary.
I think the only way to know where this would take place is he has us do some spooky things following the correct solution just to figure out the correct place. And yes it's straight forward as can be when you know it. I feel strongly that a cemetery is involved but only to read a epitaph ( not a note) on a marker or memorial. I think there's a solve that gives you the solve. It's a treasure hunt not a fun hike over the hills and through the woods to grandmother's house.
I could be wrong or I see something new.
