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regarding the hint – I personally heard it in two different TV series ))
I didn't want to make it too obvious; anyone who has seen those series would immediately understand.

I personally heard this in two different TV series.

Well, in that case, I'll pass too. Besides "Glukhar," I don't watch anything regularly, thank goodness:D ...

regarding the hint – I personally heard it in two different TV series ))
I didn't want to make it too obvious; those who watched these series would immediately understand.

I don't watch TV at all. That's where the problems come from.
Please provide the answer with the schedule corresponding to the images. >_<

okay... well, we'll wait for someone who has seen it then. In the meantime, suggest something well-known.

Please provide the answer with a schedule based on the pictures. >_<

If no one responds in a couple of days, then... because only half a day has passed.

This topic is going to blow my mind. :smile21:
I interpret the last series of pictures as follows:
"While children and animals in Africa are suffering, someone is driving around in a sports Mercedes, buying rare sculptures, and giving Sandra Bullock diamond earrings!" :smile14:

The word is - Imperialism.

joining the process: slave, slavery, farce

I could try each image individually, or I could post a more obvious set.

Here's a row of 10. Post a row of approximately 7. Thanks!

we can, of course, try each picture separately, or I can post a very obvious sequence...

the following answer fits this riddle better:

feelings
1) sight, hearing, etc.
2) protection/care - something like that
3) Mercedes - in honor of the daughter Mercedes (and the fact that the license plate is white - it's definitely not for sale, but rather it's being searched for/hidden)
4) sadness or something similar
and the 5th picture is the same balalaika

:smile29:

Scorp came and solved everything right away))
Maybe you, a hero of Might and Magic, have forgotten what you wished for?

I did say that I didn't guess correctly, that the word somehow related to each picture. This word was obtained by understanding a series. And that too, only if it's clear what we're talking about. As for the feelings in the series, yes, they are almost all there. P.S. The Mercedes with the "photoshopped" license plate number is actually for sale. Websites selling cars usually post pictures like that. Or when they brag about the features. And they also add the coveted phrase "negotiable," which is what I was trying to say with this picture.

prize, reward, order.

I told you that I didn't guess correctly, that this word somehow related to each picture. This word was obtained by understanding a series. And only if it's clear what we're talking about.
But yes, there are almost all the feelings in the series.)
P.S. The car with the "edited" number in the photo is for sale. Websites selling cars usually post photos like this. Or when they brag about the features. And they also add the cherished phrase "negotiable," which is what I was trying to say with this photo.

Well, you're really something...:smile11:

Well, with such a range of associations, you can apply it to anything. Let me try:

1) It says Darwin, which can be deciphered as "dar vin," meaning the custom of old merchants presenting wine as a gift during negotiations, hoping for joint drinking sessions, during which they would bargain about the price of the goods => bargaining is appropriate.

2) Black people => slave trade, which was almost never carried out with prepayment or on order; slaves were first caught and then sold in the market at a price that could be agreed upon with the buyer because holding the goods for too long was expensive => bargaining is appropriate.

3) Mercedes - already described.

4) A statuette, a rarity, usually sold at auction => bargaining is appropriate.

5) The presentation of the Oscar, which is obviously not for objective merits but for the quality of lobbying for one or another candidate, like who offers more => bargaining is appropriate.

Should I stretch it to something else?