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Yes. In this particular case the game wants the specific verb. In the end-game it makes sense to check  if you really UNDERSTOOD the riddle. If you are past the puzzle with the book: you used the wanted verb there too. How you interact with book was a hint. If you're not past the book, think about it a bit. Imagine yourself in front of the shelves. What would you do if you find a strange book? Hope this helps!

PS: I'm trying to create games that take a less anachronistic approach. My first game Hibernated won a few prices for this.

I do like the way it works! I’ll try again later. 

Scream for help if you need me :) cheers :)

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got it! Very good support clues! I was especially impressed with the handling of multi object puzzles in this game. I loved the idea of the locations changing and introducing time. 

thank you so much, you’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it!  :)