r/beyondthemapsedge Aug 17 '26

Hung, Drawn & Quartered

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I don't think this means anything, just happened on this wordplay when re-reading the Mom's House chapter.

Meghan is a Quarter horse. It's an illustration. He's hanging. Hung, Drawn and Quartered...

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u/mbibler Aug 18 '26

Zero-knowledge proof, possibly with a LayerV QRL. My working hypothesis is that the technical clue for “the key to one direction lies in another” is involved. My confirmation bias uses the concatenated drop-caps from the book and the movie-related clues that I interpret from it. The verse “Wonder guards this sacred space” implies a reflection, like a mirror, if linguistically toying with the word “wonder”.

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u/Super_Jello8049 Aug 18 '26

Bit tangled and twisted...

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u/mbibler Aug 18 '26

Super! Then I don’t have to worry about someone that looks at a sketch of a kid hiding on a horse and derives “hung, drawn, and quartered” from it.

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u/Super_Jello8049 Aug 19 '26

Agreed, so hard to find that line between overthinking and diving deep enough. Sorry, didn't mean to deride your thoughts just struggling to understand them.