Re: INLAND EMPIRE (cryptic film title?)
- From: Colin Blackburn <colin.blackburn@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 11:12:48 +0100
Davémon wrote:
Kell Gatherer arranged shapes to form:
In article <1jqil5xayk3gt$.10xmagclxul4l$.dlg@xxxxxxxxxx>,
Davémon <davémon@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
David Lynch (the film maker) is making a film called INLAND EMPIRE (hisINLAND EMPIRE is 'Named in peril'.
caps) and his only comment about it, so far is "It's about a woman in
trouble, and it's a mystery".
I think the "it's a mystery" is telling us it's a cryptic clue of some
type. So if it were posed as a crossword clue, such as:
Q: "INLAND EMPIRE is about a woman in trouble"
Aha! that's very close to my soloution which was "Dame in peril" (ie.
"woman in trouble") but I've got a spare 'n' - is it ever common to have
'loose fit' anagram solutions in crosswords?
In some thematic puzzles there may be an extra letter in the word play or in the defined word. Usually these extra letters, when strung together clue by clue, will have some significance. I'm not sure if a single en is of any significance. Maybe taken along with partial anagrams of his other film titles some theme with emerge?
Colin
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