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[WorldisQuiet5256]

I edited it earlier today.
Now its gone.

[ENIHCAMBUS]

I was thinking about making a page for the Clue Plates, they are an important thing right?

[Bloodhit]

I edited it earlier today.
Now its gone.

No it's not, see it's here, you just didn't add proper headings. You can read more about editing here.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

sorrrryyyyyyy, I'm too lazy.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Okay, its fix.
Thank You for your help Bloodhit.

[Bloodhit]

No probs. Thank you for your contribution to the wiki.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Truth be told, it really important.
Its actually going to be related to my completed note coming up in SNEE.

There was a certain phrase that caught my attention.

"We the King."

That means....more than one King, but the King does not have an "s" at the end.
That tells me...the old King also could also be in all the layers at once.

[Anteroinen]

Truth be told, it really important.
Its actually going to be related to my completed note coming up in SNEE.

There was a certain phrase that caught my attention.

"We the King."

That means....more than one King, but the King does not have an "s" at the end.
That tells me...the old King also could also be in all the layers at once.

That is rather unlikely. The likelyhood that the king used the so called majestic plural is much higher. In case you're unaware, the majestic plural refers to the habit of royalty to use the first person plural pronoun (we) of themselves. This might partially be due to the fact they were constantly addressed with polite forms as a child, who knows. Anyway, as a counter example, Liz and the pamphlet use the singular forms.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Again, my logic does make sense.

A perfect example:
"We the People"
The first line in the American Constitution, it means more than one person.

[Anteroinen]

Again, my logic does make sense.

A perfect example:
"We the People"
The first line in the American Constitution, it means more than one person.

People, in that context, is plural anyway. People is a peculiar word, it is an exception to many rules. Not the best of examples.