StankDawg wrote:
] Character 4 and character 6 in the top row are CLEARLY
] different! Yet they both represent the same letter! That is
] intentionally misleading to use 2 characters for the same
] letter. I know (now, after finding the solution) their
] significance, but that was a pretty tough thing ot figure out.

Hmm, I get:

Character 4 == "o". Arms up, left leg bent
Character 6 == "e". Arms up, legs straight, feet pointed out

Or are we talking about a different section?

I *did* find an error in the code though:

Second line, fourth character. Arms up, legs straight. It *should* be an "e", like character 6, but holding a flag.

But instead it's an "a": arms up, right leg bent, just like the character at line 1, character 11.

So it means either a graphic design error, or perhaps just a fold in the cloth that showed up from the way that the pic was taken.

Elonka

RE: Dancing Man Code