Sunday, September 30, 2018

story - Dance a Jigsaw - Clue Fifteen


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Now that you had your clue, you have a feeling that it might be time to get out. You look around for a door, and... don't see one. However, you do see something that you hadn't noticed before - a rectangle with pieces lying next to it. You go to take a closer look.


On closer inspection, it is revealed to be a jigsaw puzzle. However, it doesn't have the regular edges - all of them have smooth edges. It looks like this will take a while...


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Next clue--->



Answer



It looks like this ->



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And here's the label of the Jigsaw Drink



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Text -> "Old Dutch Apple Cider Vinegar"



So the Clue is



Vinegar




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