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[[Image:Tow hissi.png|right|thumb|180px|One head tells the truth, and the other head tells lies.]] | |||
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The '''Two-Headed Hissi''' is a [[Mutant]] [[Hissi]] who guards the path to [[Ilere]]'s home deep in the [[Haunted Woods]]. Its right heads always tells the truth, and its left head always lies. | |||
He is featured in one of the prizes for [[The Tale of Woe]] [[plot]], the ''Two-Bobbleheaded Hissi'' toy. | |||
==Plot summary== | |||
===The Tale of Woe=== | |||
{{main|The Tale of Woe}} | |||
To pass through the swamp and proceed with this step, players had to find a pointy stick in order to stop the Hissi's heads from arguing with each other. Once poked with the stick, players figured out which head speaks the truth and which one lies. This is a parody of the [[wikipedia:Knights and Knaves|Knights and Knaves]] puzzle, which may be known from the film [[wikipedia:Labyrinth (film)|''Labyrinth'']]. | |||
==External links== | |||
*[http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/solution.phtml Tale of Woe Solution] | |||
[[Category:Hissi]] | [[Category:Hissi]] | ||
[[Category:The Tale of Woe]] | [[Category:The Tale of Woe]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:21, 14 November 2014
The Two-Headed Hissi is a Mutant Hissi who guards the path to Ilere's home deep in the Haunted Woods. Its right heads always tells the truth, and its left head always lies.
He is featured in one of the prizes for The Tale of Woe plot, the Two-Bobbleheaded Hissi toy.
Plot summary[edit]
The Tale of Woe[edit]
- Main article: The Tale of Woe
To pass through the swamp and proceed with this step, players had to find a pointy stick in order to stop the Hissi's heads from arguing with each other. Once poked with the stick, players figured out which head speaks the truth and which one lies. This is a parody of the Knights and Knaves puzzle, which may be known from the film Labyrinth.