First Follower Competition at Sukhasansister in the Category of Literature.
The indirect occasion for this competition is my upcoming blog which will be half the prize , needless to say. The other half is all of 2 SBD for the first correct answer submitted.
Question:
Which chapter from which book (by which author) does this digital collage illustrate?
Hint:
Think classic.
Browse your bookcases, visit your library, ask your hairdresser, enjoy!
I have literally no idea, but whatever it is, based on those elements, it sounds awesome. I'll mull it over.
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You are my surest candidate to win! You're on the right side of the pond.
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Is it the Canterbury Tales by Chaucer? There are a couple of chapters that could potentially loosely fit this but I'll go with the Monk's Tale...
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Love to hear your cogs whirring!
Very interesting and now you've set ME a challenge: which parts fit into the Canterbury Tales - let alone the Monk's? I don't recall an albatross or an elephant or a shark (inbetween Giotto's rsen Christ and the baying wolf - hiding in the background) in it. Will have to return to Chaucer's Tales soon (second prompt in under two weeks).
I hope to pull you out of the dark soon. Unless you want to have one last crack at it with a new hint: (remember YOU are on the right side of the pond, and as far as you are "visible" that's not on my side...) plus think White...
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Oh I went with Monk’s because of the large variety of stories; there had to be a metaphorical wolf in there somewhere. The Law Man’s Tale could potentially fit a few of these as well. Are we talking the geographical or temporal pond? (I assume it couldn’t be both since we’re sadly lacking in pre-Columbian American literature.)
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Hadn't heard of a temporal pond, as such... I was specifically referring to THE Pond with its Atlantic water. Time-scale wise you are 450 years off.
Pre-Columbian?
A third prompt,now, to go back to Chaucer. I think we may even have skipped the Man of Law's Tale altogether in our Middle English course on Chaucer.
I shall relieve you of your nail-biting anticipation for the correct answer a.s.a.p. Hoping to finish the post for tomorrow.
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Well, I figured either you meant that it's ancient (my side of the temporal pond), or that it's American (but I hadn't noticed any British-isms in your writing--e.g. "colour"--but maybe I just haven't been paying close enough attention.) But it couldn't be ancient and American because the ancient (pre-Columbian) writing we have in the Americas isn't as descriptive as say, Gilgamesh. I had to do a lot of going through Canterbury Tales Sparknotes over the last couple days to confirm or refute my theory, but it looks like I overthought it! I appreciate being motivated to overthink, though.
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I'm very strict on the "colour" front and it hurts me to tag my entry to the "colorchallenge!"
The collage is indeed extremely uncomplicated and two-dimensional (so proud of myself). I stuck to a literal list. What you see is what you get (minus that darn wolf).
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