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Wouldn't it be easier to apply that to Prosper Mérimée's "Chronicle of the Reign of Charles IX"?

Could luck be the answer? Well, it worked for some, but not for others. Or maybe it's just a chain of events.

Heroes of Might and Magic, this is already a circus. I wouldn't be surprised if the word is *cake* or *faucet*, which, through very clever semi-logical chains, is related to these pictures. For now, it's still interesting to find out the word, but don't drag it out.

um, the word "death" :) Since you're tired of it
These are five stages that a person goes through after learning they have a terminal illness.
1) Denial (and these little monkeys mean "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil")
2) Anger (I think that's clear)
3) Bargaining (haha, I should have chosen simpler pictures)
4) Depression
5) Acceptance (in English, it's "acceptance," and it gave me this picture because there's the phrase "acceptance speech" there; I should have changed it, but what more suitable image could I have put?... The word "acceptance" mainly gives images of politicians with acceptance speeches)
I heard this in the TV series "House" and "Scrubs," and it's clear why it's in those.
Now you can throw tomatoes.

Couldn't anyone figure out that the word is "death"? Sandra Bullock, Mercedes with license plates for sale, and black people! It's so easy, guys...

and if someone sees black people in the picture when they should see an evil guy, what does that say?

Hehe, listen, the words "cake" and "crane" fit the associative series better, or is it just me? :D

My option was "shovel"! Why!? I don't know, but it's funny! ))))

P.S. In Vika's option, there's at least some logic.

Probably, I'm also a bit "obtuse" :) Because I can't seem to grasp the logic behind these images.

I was almost certain the answer was "acorns":smile32:

Yes, everything is correct, everyone won... As Vic said, you can connect any word to something here, one way or another.

Experts, please advise:
What is the probability that, when generating a random map (all random - 2sm4d(3)), a Tower will be the starting castle three times in a row, and the starting hero will be Theodorus (all three times)?
If it's relevant, we're talking about the red color.

In my opinion, "gibbon" was the best option among those suggested. The connection with monkeys and black people is clear, Mercedes -> traffic cop -> gibbon, the Oscar statuette -> its designer Cedric Gibbons, but the statuette couldn't be properly modeled.

1. You might as well draw a girl whose candy was taken away – isn't that anger? I didn't know anything about monkeys – where did this come from? Oscar-acceptance – there's no connection at all, like comparing apples and oranges – quarries. But the main thing is, where do you get such confidence that a terminally ill person would be capable of creating such a sequence?

Olm, the discussion was about some TV series, and the idea was that if we had watched them, we would immediately understand. The idea for the puzzle is kind of good – it's unconventional, I guess... but the execution is terrible.

Yeah, the sequence of emotions is well-known even without TV series, but it would be better to depict them more specifically so that the thought doesn't branch out so much.