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Painting #13: Jack Meets The Fish


Painting #13 BORDER PHRASE: "My reflection I have seen in deep waters blue and green."

BARBED LETTER WORD: GOLDEN

RED LETTER WORD: CARP

WORD FROM THE MASTER RIDDLE: IN

HIDDEN HARE: Ghosted in the water on top of the fish (or below it, depending on your point of view).

CLUES & COMMENTS: As important as the previous painting was, this one seems not at all.

Janet Fishwick writes: "I have always assumed from the very first time that I read Masquerade (I bought the book when it was originally published and I was still at school) that the GOLDEN (notched letter word) CARP (red letter word) is actually a "red fish" i.e. a red herring - therefore this painting is also unimportant. Again, this theory has since been confirmed for me by the fact that the word from the master riddle contained in the painting (IN) is not essential to the meaning of the riddle."


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Painting #1: One Of Six To Eight Painting #2: The Moon & Sun Dance Painting #3: The Day Begins
Painting #4: The Penny-Pockets Lady Painting #5: Tara Tree-tops Painting #6: The Rose Bushes
Painting #7: Eclipse! Painting #8: All Animals Are Equal Painting #9: The Man With The Violin
Painting #10: Jack In The Green Painting #11: The Practical Man Painting #12: Sir Isaac Newton
Painting #13: Jack Meets The Fish Painting #14: Crystal Aquamarine Painting #15: A Culmination
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