I don't sleep as much anymore, this site has caused me to undergo some serious insomnia.

I just got done watching the 2004 version of Frankenstein on T.V. They use the excerpt from Paradise Lost twice. First when Victor's monster reads his journal and again when Victor dies. I'm sure that doesn't help with the puzzle but I thought it was interesting.

Dammit, I just got into this today, and can't find much. Can someone explain to me why the username and password for the face0f clue works? I'm kind of interested in finding out what the hell is going on, and that would help. Whoever found that out, could you explain please :D

All of the answers for the usernames and passwords up till the Frakenstien now, where does he stand in the darkness of Paradise, and the Audition, Traveling Salesman room have been opened up just check previous posts on this thread. =)

so silver phoenix, you think that kristian boruff person it the one who made the site??? and i have a hunch... ok... a lot of the pictures are connected to different usernames and passwords... like the dorothy and scarecrow one??? it is connected to that tree face... (off the wizard of oz) and the username and password were for a different link... so yea.... just thought i should put that...

hmm...
 

Phone number doesent work anymore.

And does anyone know the u/p for the prompt of
Audition, Traveling Salesman

it comes aftrer you click the first light in The A moth flew in room

Just wanted to point this out about the navajo coded messages.

(excerpts from Dance Dance Dance)

"read these letters over a few times, then filed them away. And so the months passed.

Money wasn't a problem. I had saved plenty enough to live on, and I wasn't thinking about what came later. Winter was past.

And spring took hold. The scent of the wind changed. Even the darkness of night was different.

At the end of May, Kipper, my cat, died. Suddenly, without warning. I woke up one day and found him curled up on the kitchen floor, dead. He himself probably hadn't known it"



"The area had changed markedly from the old days. Of course, those «old days» were only four years back, as I've said, so most of the places I'd frequented were more or less the same. The local atmosphere was basically the same as well, but signs of change were everywhere. Stores were boarded up, announcements of development to come tacked over. A large building was under construction....."

Like one who, on a lonely road, Doth walk in fear and dread, And, having once turn'd round, walks on, And turns no more his head; Because he knows a frightful fiend Doth close behind him tread. -Samuel Taylor "Estese" Coleridge


this ^ was probably posted before, but im just making sure.

interesting indeed, MuadDib, I have a hefty list of words that the anagram has in it, (my freind did all of this, the credit goes to him) the words are as followed, sorry for doubles:

sinew denver be brine seven video hog god shed grow bovine bone sew grow worse vorse shod shed nod shown shin down sow bow green den red rend rending being growing shedding sweing bowing rind whenever wherever where when ive wine sign signing win winning endow bide bride endevor whine whining dow dorow bond were die lore done donor honor honoring shone shine bonding good wood drive dive diver diving ore or bore given giver are wives bond gone born nob shove grove dove drove severe head reed seed deed need greed beer sheer sheering needing seeding heeding shiv shiver rove divide horn shore whore seen oven here bend bending rise now wig whig weed weeding wink divine divide division seven go gone dine dinner diviner hide nor noise no dib greenish redish sin sever

and thats all hes got, we both have a copy of the work he has done, and now all of you do to, so maybe we can figure this thing out quicker, im working on it as we speak! it most likely has to do with something morbid, so think along those lines :D and Schwabby we really dont need to work on getting into the Traveling Salesman door yet, we've nearly craked this Frankenstien one, lets solve it!

remember the AUDITION/ travelling salesman page?

http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/audition.shtml

"audition", by MURAKAMI...sound familiar? tahts right. Dance Dance Dance was written by Murakami as well

Heres more anagram work - the most probable - that came out of some anagram generators. The leftover letters are beside the word itself. (I've got millions... but I'll stick to the best words - anything genesis or bones or engineering - whatever may catch the 'Frankenstein' groove; sorry if anything overlaps with what Spyke wrote):

dissevering bdeehiiinow
idiogenesis bdeehiinrvw
biogenesis ddeehiiinrvw
engineered bdhiiiiossvw
envisioned bdeeghiiirsw
greediness bdehiiiinovw
inbreeding deehiiiossvw
neogenesis bddehiiiirvw
ovigenesis bddeehiiinrw
redesigned behiiiinosvw
digenesis bdeehiiinorvw
eerieness bddghiiiinovw
engineers bddehiiiiosvw
enshrined bdeegiiiiosvw
redesigns bdeehiiiinovw
rewinding bdeeehiiiossv
shinbones ddeeegiiiirvw

Using the 'hidden words' option on this page " http://www.mi.uib.no/~ingeke/anagram/index_eng.html " has given the best results - theres even an option to anagram the leftovers from some of the words. I suggest using this. ^_^

Nope, looks like youve been working a little harder than my friend lol, your a step ahead, I havent even started peiceing it together yet, going to start in a bit, hmm, its obvoiusly not a very long statement, and what exactly could it hold? I also sent the porn@thisisnotporn.com guy a lengthy email, even though I know I wont, im hoping to get some info from that, if any one cares Ill post what I wrote in the email, I took my time on it actually, so I think I made myself sound somewhat intellegent :D well my dog wants in, and this anagram wants deciphered, so im off, ill post any new info as soon as I get it!

Wrong Murakami. Dance is by Haruki, Audition by Ryu. However, you -may- be on a correct tangent, as the film version's director Takashi Miike is one of Boruff's most admired.

I know it's Kris that made it. :D (it certainly wasn't me) And so where are you going with this hunch? what do you think the road may have to do with Frankenstein? /genuinely curious...

To SilverPhoenix: I dont doubt the fact that you are an innocent bystander, attemping to solve the ridde as every one else, but I have heard some rumors that Kristian Boruff is a young man, maybe about 16-20 years old? Have any info on that?

Also as a possible connection, Haruki Murakami wrote a book (after the quake) that featured a salesman as the main character...

Oh, and i dunno whether or not you guys found the connection between Dance Dance Dance and the "one armed skeleton" thing, but there definitely is one. (Dick North)