Invisiclues

Who is the bird woman?

1. She sells bags of crumbs to tourists.
2. She's also a ripe source of information. You can ASK HER ABOUT many things.
3. Ask her about Trinity, especially.

What is a "p"?

1. It's British slang for pence.

How do I buy a bag of crumbs?

1. INVENTORY.
2. TAKE THE CREDIT CARD THEN GIVE IT TO THE BIRD WOMAN
3. If that doesn't work, try the seven-sided coin.

Should I feed the pigeons?

1. Feel free.

A roadrunner just took off with my ruby! How do I get it back?

1. Don't just stand there. CHASE THE ROADRUNNER.
2. Too late, eh? Maybe you should ASK THE BIRD WOMAN ABOUT THE ROADRUNNER.
3. Or ASK HER ABOUT THE RUBY.
4. Don't worry about the ruby right now. You'll have a chance to get it back.

What should I do with the paper bird?

1. It's floating just within reach.
2. TAKE THE PAPER BIRD.
3. EXAMINE THE PAPER BIRD.
4. UNFOLD THE PAPER BIRD.
5. READ THE PAPER BIRD.

How do I get the bubble-making equipment from the boy?

1. You can't.

How do I stop the boy from leaving?

1. If you leave the boy alone, he won't leave.

Who is the woman with the umbrella?

1. EXAMINE HER. You might learn something.

Why won't the sign painter let me use the stepladder?

1. Wait until he climbs down.
2. When he climbs down, show him the gallon of purple paint.
3. Sign painter? Stepladder? Purple paint?
4. Remember the warning in the introduction: Don't let the presence or absence of questions, or the length of the answers, influence the way you play.

How do I stop the perambulator from sliding out from under me?

1. Don't stand in it.

How do I get the parasol?

1. Maybe you can dislodge it from the branch.
2. Throw something at it.
3. THROW THE SOCCER BALL AT THE PARASOL.
4. Once you've got the parasol, forget the ball. You won't need it later.

What is a "Wabe"?

1. EXAMINE THE SUNDIAL.

Is there anything useful in the Wabe?

1. EXAMINE THE SUNDIAL. Now you know what a Wabe is.
2. EXAMINE THE GNOMON.
3. It's possible to remove the gnomon.
4. UNSCREW THE GNOMON THEN GET IT.

What do the symbols on the sundial mean?

1. They represent various planets, constellations and characters from the Greek alphabet.
2. They are, clockwise from seven o'clock:
3. Omega (last letter of the Greek alphabet)
4. Mercury (swift messenger of the Roman gods)
5. Pluto (Greek god of the underworld)
6. Neptune (Roman god of the sea)
7. Libra (the Scales; seventh constellation of the Zodiac)
8. Mars (Roman god of war)
9. Alpha (first letter of the Greek alphabet)

How can I survive the hydrogen bomb attack?

1. You have to get out of the Kensington Gardens.
2. The exits are hopelessly blocked by nannies and tourists.
3. There's an event you want to witness at the right time and place.
4. Try reading the message on the paper bird.

Is there a way to cross the grass?

1. Walking on the grass is not the answer.
2. Did you notice the bicyclists?
3. The grass didn't bother the bicyclists. If only you could find a bicycle.
4. Or some other wheeled vehicle.
5. A perambulator, perhaps?
6. You need to get in the perambulator and find a means of propulsion.
7. Nobody will give you a push. But there's a strong wind.
8. Use the umbrella as a sail to move you while you're in the pram.
9. GET IN PRAM. OPEN UMBRELLA.

The wind is blowing the wrong way! What do I do?

1. You need to do what the bird woman is telling you to do.
2. BUY A BAG OF CRUMBS. GET BAG. FEED THE BIRDS.
3. The wind direction mysteriously changes when the roadrunner steals the ruby. Eerie, isn't it?

What do I do at the Long Water?

1. Examine your surroundings carefully.
2. Get everything you can.
3. Don't take too long. Time is slowed, but not stopped.
4. GO EAST THEN ENTER THE WHITE DOOR to leave the Kensington Gardens.