hey if you look at the starting page of the story on vv2, where the two people explore the cave. if you look at the opening, you can see the figures of the vv1 tribe watching them. the faces are faint because of the light. also on the writing behind the vines, it said the adults were leaving, probaly to the vv1 tribe. if you ever got the face in the bushes event on vv1, you might be thinking what i am thinking. Maybe the face is one of the adults of the west shore. any one else think it. maybe it is the "biggles" character in one of the island events in vv2. wait maybe Biggles was one of the origanal adults from the west shore, trying to stop them from making the gong. hmmmmmmmm

Isn't Biggles a name from Monty Python?

Biggles is a fictional pilot with 98 booiks about him.

There is a Cardinal Biggles in the Spanish Inquisition sketch though

and apparently they used the name in another sketch on Flying Circus according to my Monty Python Guide

Walt told us one day though that he wasn't thinking about any of that

i'm pretty sure he said he just needed a name as a place holder, and they laughed at it so much it stuck

have to ask him for the whole story tho, my brain is a bit fuzzy..the ol memory isn't what it used to be

Wasn't Biggles a pilot? If so, maybe he crashed his plane. LOL. (Luaghs). Then again, LDW just came up with the name.

in an island event, a character named biggles askes for some time alone at the research table. if you accept, he will take### of techies, if you denie nothing happens. that is the character i am talking about.

Yeah, that's the Biggles I'm thinking of. The one that dictates a letter or five to his secertary asking various famous people to return things they borrowed - a lawn mower, a hair dryer, etc - and his secertary keeps calling him Senor Big-ells.

wrong biggles jami

that is the biggles from a monty python sketch, not the pilot

apparently, biggles is a much more popular name than originally thought

The Biggles in the Monty Python sketch was a reference to the pilot in the books. Probably all the English Pythons and most of their male audience had read the books when they were young.

ahh

i've heard of the biggles books, but they were not something i was ever interested in reading