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GabrielRodriguez โ Key Compendium 2: Anywhere Key
Published: 2009-09-22 15:21:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 3215; Favourites: 65; Downloads: 130
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From Benjamin Locke's ancient files, a glimpse of the first testimony of the Magic Keys. Bonus artwork from the Hardcover edition of Locke & Key Volume 2: Head Games.Related content
Comments: 8
Did you write the text yourself?
What is a "Coyne"? I didn't get that one.
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the text is by Joe Hill, in old "revolutionary times" english, so some words are VERY distorted...
don't remember exactly what was that one about, I'll try to find out to let you know.
Best,
G-
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I think I figured it out. The "King's Coin" could mean the King's Land or Realm. Anywhere the King's face is on the money.
...crazy Olde Englysh.
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Ahรก... yeah, I think you're right...
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I love how it's so thin. It doesn't look like there's anything to it. But it packs so much power...
Not very evocative of its purpose, but still one of the better designs, I think.
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It's one of my favourite designs, too, very abstract, but I really hate every time I have to draw the interlocked rings....
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I've been telling Jay since Beowulf that you needed to get some kind of award.
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