Your desk is situated by a window. You're lucky for in your cell they have not put the usual dull bars at the window, but a kind of grid looking like honeycomb. What you can see through it are the city lights when the evening comes.

finally you are stumped. NO NO NO NO and NO. do you need another clue?

YES....those lights are in my "tower" ...I think that is what it is called. CONGRATS.

A fan?

CONGRATULATIONS you have won first prize of a two week all expense paid trip to Columbo, Sri Lanka where you will be able to enjoy sumptuous Idly, Lipton Tea Garden walks through cool paths (oftentimes leech infested during rains, but we won't mention that) and hear the laughter of Muslim women covered from head to toe in black cloth sacks.

Shade, but shade of what? shade of window shades?

Shadow and shade....the words are sometimes, but not always interchangeable.

Shade is what one seeks on a hot sunny day. We sit or walk in the shade.

Shadow usually refers to a shape cast by an object that blocks the sun. A person casts a shadow in the shape of the human body.

Both words have emotional connotations. To those of us who live in hot climates, shade has pleasant and soothing associations. Shadow is evocative of something mysterious or threatening, especially in the plural. Stalkers lurk in the shadows. As the sun sets, evening shadows fall, concealing what was formerly visible and making the ordinary strange.

Sylive just look at it this way “shadow is to shade as pool is to water.” Shade denotes a general state, while shadow implies a shape.

BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ DONG DONG DONG your answer is incorrect.....no prize.

You are correct. It is a shadow! yayayayaya.

This is the rim of the basket in which you keep your crickets and roaches before having them grilled.

ha ha ha ha ha ha....good one. You get half a mark for rim of basket!

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