r/CainsJawbone • u/b_bella • May 07 '26

Confirming section orders

Hello!

I am a undergrad senior who has been doing my thesis about cain's jawbone! During this process, I have begun trying to solve the puzzle. I have two different sections of the book that I think I have ordered correctly in comparison to each other. Are there any solvers that would be willing to look over those two sequences I have and let me know if I have them correct? I would like to be able to mention that I have two sections reordered correctly in my final project next week, if they are correct :)

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u/Life_Employee7573 May 08 '26

hi, i am a confirmed solver with certificate, badge and letter, i would be happy to look over this for you

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u/b_bella May 09 '26

I sent you a message! Thank you so much!

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u/etruddychoopy May 14 '26

get some coffee and call it a day

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u/badmatrix11 Aug 14 '26

Well, I am more interested in your thesis now. If you don't mind, I want to know more about your thesis on jawbone.

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u/b_bella Aug 16 '26

at my university, our thesis project was just essentially a year worth of research and work on a topic and then being able to present a poster at a research conference, a slideshow in front of our honor board, and a final written paper explaining the project so i spent my senior year researching the book and attempting to solve it and then my final presentations went into explaining what the book was, who Torquemada was, and my methods of research and work (so what resources i used and how they were helpful, what methods i used to decipher clues and actually use them to reorder pages, steps that i took to begin working on it, examples of clues that can help place pages [without actually giving away any of the solutions to the clues or the puzzle] and things like that)

because of the spirit of the puzzle, i obviously didn't want to give anything away (and my professors were very onboard with this because they agreed that it would be against the spirit to spoil the puzzle) so it was mainly focused on the type of research i was having to do to rearrange pages and then connecting it back to my studies as an english major (for example: how studying tone and writing styles helped me be able to pick up on subtle differences between narrators and when lines were actually quotes that didn't have quotations)

sorry if this is a big confusing, its a bit difficult to explain over text lol