Lasses, it is time for our final challenge from Dragonfly in Amber. It has been fun coming up with these puzzles to make your mind work a bit harder and perhaps a wee bit differently than it normally does. For this challenge, I wanted to do something that hadn't been used for any of the others, and you left me little choice but to do a Syl la cros tic. I have taken 10 words (or word groupings), broken them down by syllable. Your challenge: to give them back to me, in their entirety. The number in parentheses is the number of letters in each grouping. Each one is one word unless there is a ~ in there. The ~ separates the word grouping into words. They are all people with the exception of 1 which is a place, but some of the people have had their local named after them, so they might be places now. All of these words are in the last section of the book.
Good luck!
~Mordag
Example:
A AL DI DON FRA GAB JA MIE NA SER
__ __ ~ __ __ (11) (2 words, each word has 2 syllables. Total letters for both words: 11)
ANSWER: JA MIE ~ FRA SER
__ __ __ ~ __ __ __ (13) (2 words, 3 syllables each. Total letters for both words: 13)
ANSWER: DI A NA ~ GAB AL DON
See...that was easy. This might be a little tougher:
AN AN AR BAL BALD CAM CAR CHI CUL DEN DI ED ER EW FRA GAR GARS GIL GLEN I KIL LACH LE LI LIS LO MAC MAR MC MER MON MUS NO NOCK ON REC RY SEA SER SI TCHAR TOR
__ __ __ ~ __ __ (13)
__ __ __ __ (9)
__ __ __ (8)
__ __ __ (9)
__ __ __ ~ __ __ __ (14)
__ __ ~ __ __ (11)
__ __ __ (8)
__ __ __ (10)
__ __ __ ~ __ __ __ (16)
__ __ ~ __ ~ __ __ (18)
This challenge ends at midnight on April 28. Please submit your answers to highlandergames@ymail.com and please use "Final Challenge" in the subject line. As usual, please include your swap name and ravelry name to help identify everyone. This challenge is open to everyone but the chieftesses. We are sitting out this round.
I will try to get winners posted as soon as possible after this round, since this will determine who will win the Highlander Games. It's a close one this time around.
~Kellan
Outlandish Swap V: The Fiery Cross
Scottish clans were originally a Highland way of life. The Highland clan was, above all things, a family; a family in which everybody believed they were all, from chief to blacksmith, descended from one founder or progenitor. They regarded themselves as very close kinsmen. This Swap is dedicated to such clan families and will be organized into four clans.
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