Gosh!....this is so like.......mind boggling!!!! ( however, I think that biggles guy in those books is COMPLEATLY irrelevent to the actual secret!)

As is Biggles to the villagers - and that's exactly the point

i rename every villager that has orange clothes, Biggles, and then i kill them off. i know that's evil, but they remind me so much of Biggles.......because of him, my village got killed.....so all of his folowers must be put to death!

I like to think that the Biggles in the game is perhaps WE Johns's character who had flown in on a special mission. Maybe the LDW programmer who first thought of his name had read the books.

However, the Biggles in the books wouldn't have stooped to such a low-down trick as does the Biggles in the game. It is more worthy of his arch-enemy, Erich von Stalhein.

Ran a google search on Biggles; here are some of the things listed:

Biggles

1. is a Pioneer Air Fighter
2. is an Artist and Graphic Design
3. is an Australian Organization for people who have an interest in William Earl Johns’ books
4. is a Python module for the creation of publication-quality 2D scientific plots. Its features include an elegant, high-level interface, a simple TeX interpreter, and postscript, png, gif, svg, and x11 output formats
5. is a restaurant located in Buckinghamshire
6. are gourmet sausages

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how do you get them to read the writing on the wall??

I had biggles and i hate him. i wish there was a third choice if you get it a second time that said "kill him"

Well, where is Tofo now? He just left the kids alone!?

Some of the kids born in VV2 don't seem to be as motivated as the waterfall pair or the lost kids. Is this just because survival isn't such a problem any longer, or is it because the bad mojo of the gong area is negatively influencing them?

The wall writing certainly indicates that the gong of wonder is not such a good thing. It seems to be as detrimental to the serenity of the tribe as the golden child, just a little less intrusive. Is the VV1 golden child actually the product of some island magic? Is the entire island of Isola really such a good place for the villagers to continue to build a civilization?

The only logical conclusion for the series is for the islanders to leave this island. They would need much stronger powers than they currently possess to defeat the insidious ancient magic of Isola.

Will VV4 begin with the return to the volcano island to reclaim the original civilation? Maybe they could spend a lot of time out on the ocean searching for their old home? Survival on a large ship (an ark?) could be an interesting segment. They could move around Isola and pick up any other villagers from VV1, VV2, and VV3 who want to leave the island, fishing and loading coconuts and produce for the long search.

Then Biggles must be a good guy. He is probably trying to prevent the villagers from putting the gong back together.