talk To whom? - eat This doesn't look like a very good place to eat. - get It doesn't seem like you can take that. - cry Aww, why are you so sad? - kill That doesn't seem very nice. - yell Shhh... - look It's too dark to see here. - n "n"? What's "n"? Like, you want to "go north" or something? - s "s"? What's "s"? Like, you want to "go south" or something? - e "e"? What's "e"? Like, you want to "go east" or something? - w "w"? What's "w"? Like, you want to "go west" or something? - north Is it really that much trouble to type "go" before you type the direction? - south Is it really that much trouble to type "go" before you type the direction? - east Is it really that much trouble to type "go" before you type the direction? - west Is it really that much trouble to type "go" before you type the direction? - go You can't go that way. - You can't do that. - = START ENTER::/evidence Logging into the California Rapid Alert Narcotics Enforcement Agency: Please wait while we acquire a network connection...{D}.{D}. Diverting 800 watts auxiliary power to wireless adapter...{D}. Contacting geosynchronous satellite...{D}.{D}.{D}{D}{D}. Initiating kerberos login...{D}. Login successful! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sun Blade 2000 CraneaOS 1.1 2 GB RAM 1 GB swap 6.5 GB tmp ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to the Cranea Computing Environment Authorized use only. See http://cranea.stanford.edu ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For automated assistance, call 475-0882 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The current time is {T} ** Type 'help' for a list of useful commands. ** - = /evidence ENTER:::::/evidence - exit::LOGOFF - quit::LOGOFF - log off::LOGOFF - cd /secret-backup-clue-repository::/secret-backup-clue-repository - cd Directory not found. - dir What do you think this is, DOS? - ls What do you think this is, UNIX? - help To do things in the Cranea Computing Environment, type a command into the command prompt, and then press Enter. Here are some very important commands that you will definitely need to know: analyze [code]: =============== Possibly the most important command in the Cranea Computing Environment! Do not forget to use the "analyze" command!! Use this command whenever you decode a clue that maps to a code phrase instead of a location. For instance, if you decode a clue that gives you the result "don't forget to bring a towel", type "analyze don't forget to bring a towel". However, if you decode a clue that gives you the result "Dr. Dement is at location X", then typing analyze will probably not help you any further. {P} whois [codename]: ================= Possibly the second most important command in the Cranea Computing Environment! Along the way you will meet many people, some affiliated with Cranea, perhaps some law enforcement officers, perhaps some narcotics traffickers. All of these people have code names (kind of like SUNet IDs) inside the Cranea central computers, and most of them will sign their messages with their codename. Typing "whois" will display additional information about that particular character. Try, for instance, "whois vdement". {P} define [word]: ============== At some time during your narcotics enforcement journey (perhaps in the middle of the night), you might need to know more information about a particular word. There's no need to use dictionary.com - the Cranea Computing Environment contains a full 270,000 word dictionary! Try, for instance, "define apple". {P} transcript [id] =============== Top Cranea agents will sometimes scout ahead of your team, looking for suspicious or interesting characters to interview, whose information may help you in your pursuit of Dr. Victor Dement. Transcripts of these interviews can be retreived from the Cranea Computing Environment by entering the transcript ID number, which will be provided to you on official Cranea letterhead. {P} testimonial [id] ================ Sometimes people send us unsolicited testimonials about how incredibly awesome and fantastic Cranea is. If you know the ID code for a particular testimonial, you can view it by using the "testimonial" command. {P} deltree *.* =========== Whatever you do, don't type this! It will delete everything from the Cranea Computing Environment! {P} broadway plays ============== Cranea thinks Broadway plays are awesome, so we invented a special command just to download information about the plot, location, and cast of various broadway plays! Who knows where in the middle of the night you might need to know this... {P} help ==== Prints this very helpful help message! - deltree I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that. This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it. - pi 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375 - broadway What about Broadway? - broadway plays ================================== Avenue Q Golden Theatre Singing puppets and their human neighbors tackle life's most vexing issues - including love, sex, money, race and how to tell your roommate he's gay. The place is New York City, and the street is Avenue Q, the only address you can afford when you're fresh out of college, or out of a job, or just trying to find your way in life. Performances from 11 Jul 2003 Opening 31 Jul 2003 Closing Open-Ended Music & Lyrics by: Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx Book by: Jeff Whitty Natalie Venetia Belcon - Gary Coleman Stephanie D'Abruzzo - Kate Monster/Lucy the Slut Ann Harada - Christmas Eve Rick Lyon - Nicky/Trekkie Monster/Bear John Tartaglia - Princeton/Rod {P} ============================= Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Imperial Theatre Who will be the first to swindle a young woman out of $50,000? Rival con men compete for rights to a particularly lucrative territory on the French Riviera. Based on the film of the same name. Performances from 31 Jan 2005 Opening 03 Mar 2005 Closing Open-Ended Music & Lyrics by: David Yazbek Book by: Jeffrey Lane Norbert Leo Butz - Freddy John Lithgow - Lawrence Sherie Rene Scott - Christine Sara Gettelfinger - Jolene Joanna Gleason - Muriel {P} ============================= Doubt Walter Kerr Theatre In 1964, a priest is suspected of abuse at the Bronx school where he teaches. Performances from 09 Mar 2005 Opening 31 Mar 2005 Closing Open-Ended Written by: John Patrick Shanley Cherry Jones - Sister Aloysius Brian F. O'Byrne - Father Flynn Heather Goldenhersh - Sister James Adriane Lenox - Mrs. Muller {P} ============================= Fiddler on the Roof Minskoff Theatre In a time of many changes, ebulliant Russian-Jewish milkman Tevye tries to hold onto his religion, his traditions and his five daughters. The beloved score includes "Matchmaker, Matchmaker," "If I Were a Rich Man," "Sunrise, Sunset." Performances from 23 Jan 2004 Opening 26 Feb 2004 Closing Open-Ended Lyrics by: Sheldon Harnick Music by: Jerry Bock Book by: Joseph Stein Alfred Molina - Tevye Randy Graff - Golde Nancy Opel - Yente Nick Danielson - The Fiddler Molly Ephraim - Bielke {P} ================================= Good Vibrations Eugene O'Neill Theatre A group of small-town kids takes a life-changing odyssey to the "Promised Land" -- the beaches of southern California. The new musical is based on the songs of the Beach Boys, but is not a history of the group. Performances from 20 Dec 2004 Opening 02 Feb 2005 Closing Open-Ended Music & Lyrics by: Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys Book by: Richard Dresser Tituss Burgess - Eddie Chad Kimball - Randy Kate Reinders - Caroline Brandon Wardell - Dave Jessica-Snow Wilson - Marcella {P} ================================== Hairspray Neil Simon Theatre Set in Baltimore in 1962, Hairspray is the story of plain-jane Tracy Turnblad, who is going to do whatever it takes to dance her way onto TV's most popular show. Can a big girl with big dreams - and even bigger hair - turn the whole town around? Hairspray the Musical is based on John Waters' 1988 film classic. Performances from 18 Jul 2002 Opening 15 Aug 2002 Closing Open-Ended Lyrics by: Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman Music by: Marc Shaiman Book by: Thomas Meehan and Mark O'Donnell Harvey Fierstein - Edna Turnblad Marissa Jaret Winokur - Tracy Turnblad Laura Bell Bundy - Amber Von Tussle Kerry Butler - Penny Pingleton Mary Bond Davis - Motormouth Maybelle {P} ================================ Light in the Piazza, The Vivian Beaumont Theatre The composer-lyricst of Floyd Collins and Myths and Hymns teams with writer-director Craig Lucas (Prelude to a Kiss, Reckless, Blue Window) for this story of an American girl with a secret who falls deeply in love with an Italian man while visiting Florence with her disapproving mother. Based on the novella by Elizabeth Spencer. Performances from 17 Mar 2005 Opening 18 Apr 2005 Closing 12 Jun 2005 Music & Lyrics by: Adam Guettel Book by: Craig Lucas Michael Berresse - Giuseppe Naccarelli Sarah Uriarte Berry - Franca Naccarelli Victoria Clark - Margaret Johnson Kelli O'Hara - Clara Johnson Matthew Morrison - Fabrizio Caccarelli {P} ============================= Little Women Virginia Theatre Based on the classic novel by Louisa May Alcott, Little Women follows the intrepid March family of Massachusetts, who deal with the challenges of life in the Civil War era with courage and grace. Performances from 07 Dec 2004 Opening 23 Jan 2005 Closing Open-Ended Lyrics by: Mindi Dickstein Music by: Jason Howland Book by: Allan Knee Sutton Foster - Jo Maureen McGovern - Marmee Janet Carroll - Aunt March Danny Gurwin - Laurie Megan McGinnis - Beth {P} ================================ Pillowman, The Booth Theatre A writer in a totalitarian state is interrogated about the gruesome content of his short stories and their similarities to a number of child-murders that are happening in his town. Performances from 21 Mar 2005 Opening 10 Apr 2005 Closing Open-Ended Written by: Martin McDonagh Billy Crudup - Katurian Jeff Goldblum - Tupolski Zeljko Ivanek - Ariel Michael Stuhlbarg - Michal - define moon Dictionary ---------- moon n. 1. (Moon) The natural satellite of Earth, visible by reflection of sunlight and having a slightly elliptical orbit... 2. A natural satellite revolving around a planet. 3. The moon as it appears at a particular time in its cycle of phases: a gibbous moon. 4. A month, especially a lunar month. 5. A disk, globe, or crescent resembling the natural satellite of Earth. 6. Moonlight. 7. Something unreasonable or unattainable: They acted as if we were asking for the moon. 8. Slang. The bared buttocks. la lune der Mond la luna JIyHa (f.) la luna - define key Dictionary ---------- key n. pl. keys 1. A notched and grooved, usually metal implement that is turned to open or close a lock. 2. A means of access, control, or possession. 3. a. A vital, crucial element. b. A set of answers to a test. c. A table, gloss, or cipher for decoding or interpreting. 4. a. A button that is depressed to cause a corresponding character or function to be typed or executed by a typewriter or to be accepted as input by a computer. b. Music. A button or lever that is depressed with the finger.., 5. Music. a. A tonal system consisting of seven tones in fixed relationship... b. The principal tonality of a work: an etude in the key of E. ... la clef der Schlüssel la chiave KJII-OY (f.) la llave - define bridge Dictionary ---------- bridge n. 1. A structure spanning and providing passage over a gap or barrier, such as a river or roadway. 2. a. The upper bony ridge of the human nose. b. The part of a pair of eyeglasses that rests against this ridge. 3. A fixed or removable replacement for one or several but not all of the natural teeth, usually anchored at each end to a natural tooth. 4. Music. a. A thin, upright piece of wood in some stringed instruments that supports the strings above the soundboard. b. A transitional passage connecting two subjects or movements. 5. Nautical. A crosswise platform or enclosed area above the main deck of a ship from which the ship is controlled. le pont die Brucke il ponticello MOCT (m.) el puente - define sex Dictionary ---------- sex n. 1. a. The property or quality by which organisms are classified as female or male on the basis of their reproductive organs and functions. b. Either of the two divisions, designated female and male, of this classification. 2. Females or males considered as a group. 3. The condition or character of being female or male; the physiological, functional, and psychological differences that distinguish the female and the male. 4. The sexual urge or instinct as it manifests itself in behavior. 5. Sexual intercourse. 6. The genitals. le sexe das Geschlecht il sesso cekc (m.) el sexo - define apple Dictionary ---------- ap*ple n. 1. a. A deciduous Eurasian tree (Malus pumila) having alternate simple leaves and white or pink flowers. b. The firm, edible, usually rounded fruit of this tree. 2. a. Any of several other plants, especially those with fruits suggestive of the apple, such as the crab apple or custard apple. b. The fruit of any of these plants. la pomme der Apfel la mela (R)6JIOKO (m.) la manzana - define dog Dictionary ---------- dog n. 1. A domesticated carnivorous mammal (Canis familiaris) related to the foxes and wolves ... 2. Any of various carnivorous mammals of the family Canidae. 3. Informal. a. A person: You won, you lucky dog. b. A contemptible person: You stole my watch, you dog. 4. Slang. a. A person regarded as unattractive or uninteresting. b. Something of inferior or low quality: "The President had read the speech to some of his friends and they told him it was a dog." 5. Slang. A hot dog; a wiener. le chien der Hund il cane CO6AKA (f.) el perro - define book Dictionary ---------- book n. 1. A set of written, printed, or blank pages fastened along one side and encased between protective covers. 2. a. A printed or written literary work. b. A main division of a larger printed or written work: book of the Old Testament. 3. a. A libretto. b. The script of a play. 4. A packet of like or similar items bound together: a book of matches. 5. A record of bets placed on a race. 9. Games. The number of card tricks needed before any tricks can have scoring value, as the first six tricks taken by the declaring side in bridge. le livre das Buch il libro KH(N)ra (f.) el libro - define flower Dictionary ---------- flow*er n. 1. a. The reproductive structure of some seed-bearing plants, characteristically having either specialized male or female organs or both male and female organs, such as stamens and a pistil, enclosed in an outer envelope of petals and sepals. b. Such a structure having showy or colorful parts; a blossom. 2. A plant that is cultivated or appreciated for its blossoms. 3. The condition or a time of having developed flowers: The azaleas were in full flower. 4. Something, such as an ornament or a figure of speech, that resembles a flower in shape, fineness, or attractiveness. 5. The period of highest development; the peak. See Synonyms at bloom. la fleur die Blume il fiore LIBeTOK (m.) la flor - define fish Dictionary ---------- fish n. pl. fish or fish*es 1. Any of numerous cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates of the superclass Pisces, characteristically having fins, gills, and a streamlined body. 2. The flesh of such animals used as food. 3. Any of various unrelated aquatic animals, such as a jellyfish, cuttlefish, or crayfish. 4. Informal. A person, especially one considered deficient in something: a poor fish. le poisson die Fische il pesce PbI6A (f.) el pez - define boat Dictionary ---------- boat n. 1. a. A relatively small, usually open craft of a size that might be carried aboard a ship. b. An inland vessel of any size. c. A ship or submarine. 2. A dish shaped like a boat: a sauce boat. le bateau das Boot la barca LLIKII-OIIKA (f.) el barco - analyze don't forget bring towel Evidence Analysis Server ------------------------ "Don't forget to bring a towel!" - Towelie (South Park Episode 508) The solution to Featured Case 1: Buck Argenziano. - whois vdement Whois People Lookup System -------------------------- Name: Dr. Victor Dement Gender: Male Date of Birth: 7/11/1953 Occupation: Narcotics Trafficker - whois wdement Whois People Lookup System -------------------------- Name: Dr. William Dement Gender: Male Date of Birth: 6/8/1947 Occupation: Professor Emeritus Former instructor of sleep and dreams. - transcript bcjhrxor Transcript Retrieval System --------------------------- Michael Nyman 4/22/2005 Transcript Transcribed by: fillindots Dement's drug dealt death upon: ....... Nuestra Senora de la Soledad ....... San Antonio de Padua ....... San Carlos Borromeo ....... San Diego de Alcala ....... San Fernando Rey de Espana ....... San Francisco de Asis ....... San Francisco de Sonoma ....... San Juan Bautista ....... San La Purisima Concepcion ....... San Luis Rey ....... Santa Clara de Asis in ... .... - the Rich Coast capital! - analyze mission san jose Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ So, it looks like you have your first destination, trainees! Good work! Mission San Jose is located in Fremont, CA. Time to break out the map! - whois uapfrgka Whois People Lookup System -------------------------- Name: Shawn (Kitti) Columbus Gender: Female Date of Birth: 7/18/1974 Occupation: Actress Relationships: Dated Victor Dement, c. 2000 - transcript nmroyiry Transcript Retrieval System --------------------------- N.M. Royiry 4/22/2005 Transcript "Victor? Yeah, I knew him. I sure wished to hell I didn't - but I did. Can you turn that light down? Geez, what are you tryin' ta do, make me go blind or something? "Yeah, he was a weird one. I knew him in college. Undergrad. Freshman roommates, you know? [Shakes head.] He was such a great guy, especially for that first two months. We were in a quad, him and me and two other guys. We weren't room roommates, but we got along the best out of the four of us. We took Mummies for Dummies together, complained about our humanities requirements, hiked the dish - I think that's what did it for him. The day we hiked the dish. {P} "He suddenly started getting interesting in strange things. He was a smart guy, I knew that. But he got so into our chem class and all the things we talked about there. Gradually he started talking about only chemicals. Chemicals and what he thought was in around the dish. The dish? Oh, it was just this huge ... dish ... that we had. In the back of campus. Huh? I don't know, some kind of ... a satellite ... receiver, maybe ... "Anyway, yeah, he started demanding he be allowed to take multiple midterms for his chem classes. He stopped going out, he stopped talking to me. He stopped showering. Eventually it just got to a point where all he could talk about was the dish and his chemicals and whatever he was going to do with his next great invention. {P} "We stopped talking by the end of that year. He was always smart, so he eventually graduated early and went into a grad program ... he was premed but finished a chem Ph.D. program before he went to med school. Worked at a place called FLAC, too. Something ... something Linear Accelerator ... something. I don't remember. "What concerned me most was the way he always talked about this strange brotherhood that he said existed among all the smart chem guys. Like ... some kind of a bond, where smart folks were supposed to help each other. Help each other get rid of dumb people, in one way or another. It just got too ... frightening. {P} "One more thing. There were always these rumors... some people said the Government of Colombia was watching him. I hate to say this, but I wouldn't blame them. He was a smart guy. Once a nice guy, too. But he's changed. He's just too unstable. He and his brotherhood of chem people ... they can't be trusted. You have to stop him." - analyze dcmembyo::::04-SinclairCase.jpg Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ We have determined that Dr. Dement recently hacked into the Cranea servers and filled this file with lies to trick you into believing he is controlling Cranea for his own evil purposes. We have since deleted Dr. Dement's lies, and patched the security hole so it will not happen again. You can trust that this message comes directly from Cranea Mission Control. Anyway, we see that you have been infected by Dement's Super Drug. We are sorry. We tried to call you and warn you, but apparently you left your cell phones behind, so there was nothing we could do. At least know that it will not kill you, it'll simply make you a tool for Dement to use at his will if you fall asleep. {P} Remember also the more important point: Dement is lying. Cranea was not created by Dement; it is not a festering hole for young, smart, capable minds. Cranea is completely against Dement; we are trying to capture him. The only way for you to beat Dement and capture him is to continue being awake and alert. If you successfully get past him and apprehend him, you will be the winner in our quest to capture a world-class criminal! His full autobiography would have told you only parts of the evil of which he is capable. {P} We did leave a copy of Dement's lullaby on the Cranea Computing Environment in the hopes that you could find some clue to Dement's present location. We wish you a fruitful venture, and hope that all the candy and caffeine you brought will keep you awake in the next phase of your mission. P.S. We have determined that the music tracks on the CD with Dement's message are for your enjoyment only. {P} - testimonial ajjrgby Testimonial Retrieval System ---------------------------- "My one and only advice to you: Do NOT trust Dement. Trust what Cranea says to you. Look at all the things they've done - have they ever lied to you or led you astray? I retired from Cranea after striking it mega rich, and now I'm enjoying my senior life at the tender age of 36 on the sandy shores of the Bahamas. Trust me - working for Cranea helps society, and is terribly lucrative. "I don't want to steer you in any particular direction, but I think I know where Dement hides out these days. There's a code that he has for his secret lair - it's 'James.' Just that, nothing else - just a single 'James.' No more, no less. I don't know if that's a code of some sort or some sort of a contact info, but you can probably figure it out. I'm way into retirement to help you beyond giving that clue to ya. {P} "Listen, just trust me on this one. In fact, go to Cranea headquarters yourself and find out what the truth is. They can show you the work that they do, and it's definitely to fight guys like Victor Dement - who are only out to destroy the likes of us. Good luck with everything. And remember - Cranea good, Dement bad." - confirm message bgmxpco Sending message receipt notification to user bgmxpco...{D}.{D}.{D}. Success! - analyze ocquckr Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ Dr. Dement seems to have left behind some groceries, don't you think? - whois bokbrbo Whois People Lookup System -------------------------- Name: Dr. Barbo Occupation: Pathological Liar Interests: "broadway plays", defining things Dr. Barbo was arrested by Cranea agents after the following confession: "Is this being taped? I don't want it to be taped. It's not taped? Good. Because if it were being taped, I wouldn't be able to say half the things I'm about to tell you now. "Yes, it's true. I worked for Victor Dement. Years ago. I was young! I was jobless. What could I do? I had majored in English literature for some reason ... I was foolish, I know. For many reasons. And I thought that working for Dement's lab would at least feed me. What would you have done with a B.A. in English? {P} "So I worked for him, it's true. I worked in his lab for several years, running errands, making copies, buying him sandwiches and coffee. I couldn't complain -- there were many perks. He introduced me to Dick Cheney's daughters, and we all went out to dinner several times. He took me places; he helped me get in contact with people. And he seemed to be working with good, honest individuals! There was one man named Peter ... I can't remember his name. Peter ... Jung? And Lori ... Fueller? Good, good people ... how was I to know? {P} "It wasn't until he started making me purchase all sorts of sexual potency products that I felt something was amiss. He didn't even seem to think that it was awkward to come up to me and ask me to purchase five boxes each of Viagra, Levitra, Cialis ... even Stamtrex! Those pills that people take to treat erectile dysfunction ... not that there's anything wrong with having erectilly dysfunctional ... situations, no! I'm not saying that. It's just ... it was strange. He would order them in mass quantities, lock himself up in his room, and then a few hours later make me take several boxes of pills out of his office and go and trade them with a different supplier. It was very strange. {P} "That's when I got a little bold. I decided that I needed to figure out what was going on, otherwise I wouldn't be able to continue working in his lab with a clear conscience. I mean, what if I was purchasing medication for someone who really needed an alternative to things like that -- like ginseng, or zinc gluconate? So I snuck in. One night, when I knew Dement was out of the lab for the rest of the day, I snuck in and searched through his office for signs of his need for help. Instead, what I found horrified me. "You're sure this isn't being taped? This isn't going to get to my supervisor, is it? {P} "Well, what I found were maps. Maps of the United States, maps of the World. Separated into little areas, marked off by pushpins and strings. For each section he had written in names of chemicals I'd never even heard of. Some of them I recognized -- Enzyte, NaCl, Yohimbine HCl, Dairy Ease ... and others, I don't even know what language they were. That's when I figured it out. He was reforming the various treatment medications for ED and remixing them into new drugs. I was the go-between for his drug distribution! Like a fool I was supplying him with the materials for him to make new drugs, and I was carting them off so that others could sell them for Dement! {P} "I quit. Right then and there. I quit his lab to join Cranea. I knew that Cranea was the best agency in the nation for capturing evil narcotic suppliers -- I knew that the regular police wouldn't be able to get to him. I wanted to help Cranea track him down. So I joined. I joined Cranea to arrest Dement and stop him, once and for all. "But for a while it's seemed as thought Cranea operations are circular. At times I can't tell if they're actually trying to catch him, or if they're ... I don't know, imitating what he's doing. Last week I ... hey, wait, where are you going? What are you doing? What?! Wait a minute! You told me this wasn't being taped! What?!?! A digital format is the same thing, you #%^$$^# &^%%_**&*%!!!! I can't believe you did this to me! I thought I could trust you! Hey, wait a minute! Where are you taking me? Where are y-" [Recording cuts off; end of transcript] - whois cqrdrb Whois People Lookup System -------------------------- Name: Unknown Relationships: Client of Victor Dement - deactivate cidy-oo::::10-ErrorMsg.mp3 Cranea HQ Remote Deactivation ----------------------------- Checking permissions...{D}.{D}.{D}. Authorization check completed.{D}{D} Access denied.{D}{D} Command details [deactivate cidy-oo]: AuthType CraneaAuth Require user vdement gcorder AccessDeniedMessage 10-ErrorMsg.mp3 - analyze psbroke Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ No further analysis is available at this time. - activate robot nperio:-adventure-done:ROBOT-BEGIN:blow-it-up - activate robot nfullst:-adventure-done:ROBOT-BEGIN:save-it - analyze ddvorak-four Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ You should have all the information you need already. - analyze opdvorak-four Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ You should have all the information you need already. - analyze 94720 Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ That appears to be a phone extension. - analyze wow what terrific audience Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ Before he went underground, Dr. Dement was last seen on the roof of the Marin County Civic Center. - analyze bag groceries::::07-UPCFun.pdf Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ - analyze lucas Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ Lucasfilm Ltd. is a film production company founded by George Lucas in 1971, based in Marin County, California. Filmography: American Graffiti (1973) Star Wars (1977) More American Graffiti (1979) Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985) Latino (1986) {P} Labyrinth (1986) Howard the Duck (1986) Willow (1988) Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) Radioland Murders (1994) Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) To speak to a Lucasfilm representative, enter extension LUCAS. - analyze upc-a::::07-UPCDecoding.pdf Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ It's not really that hard... - analyze britney Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ Cranea Computing Environment unable to analyze code "britney" via remote console. Connecting to automated phone system...{D}.{D}. Extension BRITNEY successfully associated with home phone number of Britney Spears. Please call extension for further analysis. - analyze 4686894673257 Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ Yes, your track numbers are correct. Now what. - analyze go to twin peaks Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ I think you should go to Twin Peaks. - analyze dartboard sequence::::11-Dartboard.gif Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ - analyze dvorak::::13-Dvorak.jpg Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ Displaying Dvorak keyboard layout in external program... - whois Whois People Lookup System -------------------------- whois: *** Codename not found. - deactivate Cranea HQ Remote Deactivation ----------------------------- deactivate: *** Deactivation target not found. Stop. - activate Cranea HQ Remote Activation ---------------------------- activate: *** Activation target not found. Stop. - transcript Transcript Retrieval System --------------------------- transcript: *** Transcript ID not found. Stop. - testimonial Testimonial Retrieval System ---------------------------- testimonial: *** Testimonial ID not found. Stop. - analyze Evidence Analysis System ------------------------ analyze: *** Analysis Code not found. Stop. - define Dictionary ---------- define: *** Word not found. Stop. - = LOGOFF ENTER::END Releasing Kerberos credentials...{D}. Terminating SSH connection...{D}. Powering down wireless adapter...{D}. Done. - = /secret-backup-clue-repository ENTER - welcome-message::/evidence::01-WelcomeMessage.pdf Secret backup for welcome message - clue 1::/evidence No secret backup necessary - clue 2::/evidence No secret backup for clue 2, sorry : ( - psych!::/evidence::03-PsychProfile.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 3 - clue 4::/evidence No secret backup necessary - sing-me-a-lullaby::/evidence::04b-Poems.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 4b - breaking-news-bulletin::/evidence::05-BulletinClue.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 5 - tough-math-problems::/evidence::06-BerkeleyClue.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 6 - club-card-savings::/evidence::07-UPCFun.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 7 - lotsa-sex::/evidence::08-SexClue.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 8 - poor-rich-people::/evidence::09-CelebLetters.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 9 - uh-oh-bad-guy::/evidence::10-DementLetter.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 10 - dear-mr-sauron::/evidence::11-SinglesDoublesTriples.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 11 - blow-it-all-up::/evidence::12D-AccessCode.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 12D - hurry-save-cranea::/evidence::12S-AccessCode.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 12S - the-home-stretch::/evidence::13D-Cupertino.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 13D - home-run::/evidence::13S-Cupertino.pdf Secret backup for puzzle 13S - ::/evidence Invalid filename. - = END ENTER::GAMEOVER Press [Enter] to exit...{P} - = ROBOT-BEGIN ENTER::ROBOT-START:::robot Cranea HQ Remote Activation ---------------------------- Searching for unused robot...{D}.{D}.{D}. Connecting to robot...{D}.{D}.{D}. Robot remote control initiated successfully! Any commands you type will now be relayed to the robot. ------------------------------------------------------- - = ROBOT-START ENTER You are in what seems to be a storage room, with several deactivated robots leaning against all four walls, and various useful-looking cleaning supplies strewn about on the floor. An open doorway leads to a hallway to the north. - look You are in what seems to be a storage room, with several deactivated robots leaning against all four walls, and various useful-looking cleaning supplies strewn about on the floor. An open doorway leads to a hallway to the north. - look robots There are several GZK-8999 robots that look just like yours truly, except that they are deactivated and leaning against a wall. It doesn't look like you'll need them for anything. - look cleaning supplies There are a number of empty bottles of cleaning solutions and a mop. - look cleaning supplies:have-mop There are a number of empty bottles of cleaning solutions. - look supplies There are a number of empty bottles of cleaning solutions and a mop. - look supplies:have-mop There are a number of empty bottles of cleaning solutions. - get bottles The bottles are sticky, bulky, empty, and probably not good for much. - get mop:::have-mop You take the mop. - get mop:have-mop There isn't a mop to get there anymore! - go north::HALLWAY-A You leave the storage room. - = HALLWAY-A ENTER You enter a fairly plain-looking hallway. There are doors to the east and west, and an open doorway to the south. - look You are in a fairly plain-looking hallway. There are doors to the east and west, and an open doorway to the south. - go west::SWITCH-ROOM You open the door to the west and enter the room. The door closes behind you. - go west:door-propped:SWITCH-ROOM You duck under the mop handle and enter the room to the west. - go east The door won't budge! - go east:switch-flipped:CRANEA-CENTRAL The door opens! You step through the doorway. - look door Which door? - look west door It's just a door. Looks pretty unbreakable; there's no keyhole. - look east door It's just a door. Looks pretty unbreakable; there's no keyhole. - go south::ROBOT-START - = SWITCH-ROOM ENTER You enter a small room with no furniture. There wall is bare except for a large, conspicuous looking switch on the wall. The only exit is the door by which you entered the room. - look You are in a small room with no furniture. There wall is bare except for a large, conspicuous looking switch on the wall.The only exit is the door by which you entered the room. - look switch When was the last time LOOKING at a switch accomplished anything? - pull switch:::switch-flipped You hear a click behind you. - pull switch:switch-flipped::-switch-flipped You hear a click behind you. - go east:switch-flipped The door is locked! Hmm... - go east:-switch-flipped:HALLWAY-A - go east:door-propped:HALLWAY-A You duck under the mop handle and enter the room to the east. - prop door With what? - prop door with mop You don't have a mop! - prop door with mop:have-mop::door-propped With blatant disregard for ResEd security guidelines, you jam the mop handle in the door. - prop door with mop:door-propped You, um, did that already. - prop door with mop:switch-flipped The door is locked, and, you can't very well prop open a door that isn't openable to begin with. - = CRANEA-CENTRAL ENTER This room seems to be Cranea's front office. There is a receptionists' desk with a chair, and not much else of note. There is a large metal door to the south, and an office door to the north. There seems to be an exit to the building to the east. There is also a maintenance door to the west. - go east The door won't budge. The robot probably wouldn't work outside, anyway. - look This room seems to be Cranea's front office. There is a receptionists' desk with a chair, and not much else of note. There is a large metal door to the south, and an office door to the north. There seems to be an exit to the building to the east. - get gum:-got-clip You try to pull off the gum, but you prick your robot finger on something. Ouch! - get gum:got-clip You try to pull off the gum, but it's too sticky. - look chair It's just a chair. - sit This robot is unable to sit. - look desk Fairly normal looking. Eww! Someone stuck a piece of gum to the bottom! - look gum There's a paper clip stuck in the gum. - get clip:-got-clip::got-clip You take the paper clip from the gum. Gross. - look door The office door, the exit door, the maintenance door, or the metal door? - look office door The first conventional-looking door you've seen in the whole place. The handle won't turn, but there's a lock above it. On the door, "William Dement, Ph.D." is printed. - pick lock With what? - pick lock with clip:got-clip::lock-picked Luckily this robot is an expert lock-picker and the door unlocks. - go north The door's locked. - go north:lock-picked:OFFICE You open the door and enter an office. Judging from the sign on the door, this seems to be the office of Dr. William Dement. Who may or may not be the same person as the Dr. Victor Dement you've been chasing all night. There's not too much else to report, other than a desk with a computer on it. - look exit door This door is locked, but it's not clear how one would open it. There is no handle, no lock, no windows, no anything. You only know it's an exit door because of the "Exit" sign above it. - look metal door A sign on the door says "power generator" in big, scary red letters. There's a button next to the door; otherwise there's nothing worth describing. - look maintenance door. This door is locked, but it's not clear how one would open it. There is no handle, no lock, no windows, no anything. Just a sign that says "Maintenance". - push button You hear a "buzz" and nothing happens. - push button:reactor-unlocked::reactor-open You hear a "ding" and the door slides open. - push button:reactor-open Nothing happens. - go west The maintenance door has no handle. You try to push it, but it won't budge. - go south There's a big metal door in your way. - go south:reactor-open:REACTOR You go south to the self-proclaimed power generator room. - = OFFICE ENTER:::::robot - sit This robot is unable to sit. - look This seems to be Dr. Dement's office. Also not too much to report, other than a desk with a computer on it. - look computer The computer seems to be on, from the look of it, though the monitor is blank. - look monitor:-monitor-on The screen is blank. There's a power button on it. - look monitor:monitor-on It's a monitor. Very exciting. - turn:monitor-on It's on, now, stop playing with it. - turn monitor:-monitor-on::monitor-on Turning on the monitor reveals a login prompt. - type You here a beep, and the monitor displays "Invalid input!" - type wdement:monitor-on The monitor prompts you for a password. - type dement:monitor-on The monitor prompts you for a password. - type vdement:monitor-on Haven't you been paying attention? THIS is the office of professor William Dement, not narcotics trafficker Victor Dement! - type sleepanddreams:monitor-on:DEMENT-COMP - type sleep and dreams:monitor-on:DEMENT-COMP - type james:monitor-on Haven't you been paying attention? THIS is the office of professor William Dement, not Victor Dement! That's Victor Dement's password! - type:-monitor-on Nothing seems to happen. - look desk The desk has one drawer. There is also a photo next to the computer. - look photo In the picture, you recognize Dement, who seems to be happily lecturing to a bunch of students in a large auditorium. Somebody told you Dement used to teach a class at Stanford... What was it called again? Somebody else told you that people tend to leave clues about their password next to their computers. Hmmm... - look drawer It's closed. - open drawer It's locked! Just kidding. You open it and find this year's freshman facebook inside. - look facebook It says: Stanford University Facebook Class of 2008 - get facebook What, you forgot to bring your own? - go south::CRANEA-CENTRAL You return to the reception area. - turn off computer Without shutting it down properly? No wonder you bug the RCCs with computer problems all the time. - = DEMENT-COMP ENTER:::::dement-comp The monitor displays the following message: Welcome, Dr. Dement! Would you like to (c)heck e-mail, (u)nlock the reactor room, or (l) log out? - go Without logging out first? Sigh. Haven't your RCCs taught you anything? - type The computer gives you an "Invalid input" message. - type c::EMAIL-PAGE - type u:::reactor-unlocked Done! - type u:reactor-unlocked I did that already! - type l::OFFICE The monitor displays the message: "Goodbye!" Having successfully logged out, you continue your quest. - u If you want to type something, use the word "type". - l If you want to type something, use the word "type". - c If you want to type something, use the word "type". - = EMAIL-PAGE ENTER The monitor displays the message: You have 0 unread messages, and 1 saved message. Options: (r)ead message, (m)ain menu - type m::DEMENT-COMP - type r::EMAIL-PAGE The monitor displays the message: Hi Dr. W! Thanks for doing all that research on sleep and dreams! It really helped me perfect my new Super Drug. Hahaha! Drowsiness is red alert, Dr. V - r If you want to type something, use the word "type". - m If you want to type something, use the word "type". - = REACTOR ENTER You've finally made it to the Cranea power reactor room! You can see the lifeblood of the Cranea organization behind thick glass. There is a console on the wall. - look You can see the lifeblood of the Cranea organization behind thick glass. There is a console on the wall. - look console:save-it There is a small keyboard, a blank screen, and a big, red button marked "ABORT SELF-DESTRUCT". There is a note taped next next to the console. - look console:blow-it-up There is a small keyboard, a blank screen, and a big, red button marked "SELF-DESTRUCT". There is a note taped next next to the console. - type Perhaps you didn't hear me clearly. I said there was a BIG RED BUTTON next to the console. - push big red button There's only one button here. You might as well just say "push button". - push button:save-it::button-pushed-s Of course! Pushing the big red button is ALWAYS the right thing to do. The console screen flashes, "enter password to abort self-destruct:". - push button:blow-it-up::button-pushed-b Of course! Pushing the big red button is ALWAYS the right thing to do. The console screen flashes, "enter password to initiate self-destruct sequence:" - push button:button-pushed-s What, you want to abort the self-destruct twice? - push button:button-pushed-b what, you want to blow it up twice? - type:button-pushed-s Nothing happens. - type:button-pushed-b Nothing happens. - type schwaa:button-pushed-s:/evidence:adventure-done As you start to type the password, you notice a sequence of messages on the computer: Cranea Reactor Control Log {T} vdement:login...{D} Done. vdement:test-proximity robot...{D} Done. vdement:self-destruct robot...{D}{D}{D}{D}{D} Burnination sequence initializing.{D} Burnination in 10.... {D}{D} 9...{D}{D} 8...{D}{D} 7... You quickly realize that Dement is trying to destroy your robot in the reactor room, which would almost certainly cause the utter destruction of Cranea headquarters. Uh oh. {D}{D}{D}{D}{D}{D} 4...{D}{D} 3... Quickly you finish typing the password.{D}{D}{D}{D} 1...{D}{D} The screen flashes: Self-destruct sequence aborted. Explosive deactivated. locate vdement: Montara State Beach (last known location) Robot powering down... The robot powers off. Nicely done! You've saved Cranea from utter destruction! - type schwaa:button-pushed-b:/evidence:adventure-done The screen displays: Robot self-destruct activated. Burnination sequence initializing. Burnination in 10.... {D}{D} 9...{D}{D} 8...{D}{D} 7...{D}{D} 6...{D}{D} 5...{D}{D} 4...{D}{D} 3...{D}{D} 2...{D}{D} 1...{D}{D}{D}{D} The robot transmits its final message, '4000CABRILLOBLVDJETTY', and you hear an earth-shattering kaboom as it self-destructs. Congratulations! You've successfully destroyed Cranea Headquarters! Fortunately the Cranea servers and phone system are located in a heavily fortified bunker outside of HQ, so you should still be able to use them, as long as the (surviving) Cranea agents don't know that your team was responsible for destroying their headquarters... - look note The note reads: Tiana Epps-Johnson Patrick Fitzgerald Gabriella Hdez Helen Lu John Maas Silvia Loica-Mersa Pat Maynor Erica Mayyasi Zi Shen Lim Jazib Zahir Ian Abernathy Danny Arbiter Leah Leff Sean Sandoloski - read note The note reads: Tiana Epps-Johnson Patrick Fitzgerald Gabriella Hdez Helen Lu John Maas Silvia Loica-Mersa Pat Maynor Erica Mayyasi Zi Shen Lim Jazib Zahir Ian Abernathy Danny Arbiter Leah Leff Sean Sandoloski - =