Comments (6)

• Fairportfan 13 years ago archived

  Ah. The route to a solution begins to be dimly glimpsed through the underbrush and fog...

• Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

  What's the betting that the staff and the hotel came from 1834? And that this is the 'Local Hotel Set to Close' from the back page of the daily news of Tim Chiang's paper at the end of Vanishing Act? I am so glad I got the hi res pdf from the Kickstarter.

• cphoenix 13 years ago archived

  Heh. Reading a comment about "hi res pdf" and then the next one about "underbrush"... I thought at first that "underbrush" was a drawing technique.

• Me-me 13 years ago archived

  The hotel will keep eating until it eats someone poisonous... at which point it might just throw up!

  • BrokenEye 13 years ago archived

    Ooh, good theory

• Lewis 13 years ago archived

  First time I've seen "cannat" as the spelling for "cannae" or "canna". Though Google turned up an example from Walter Scott, was that where you got the spelling from? Most of the time I see it as cannae though occasionally it'll show up as canny.

  
  

  [http://www.youtube.com/watc...](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bik9299kA0c "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bik9299kA0c")

  
  

  Has it as "cannae" while another video of the same song has it as "canny".