After solving the Disgust memory puzzles, solvers are presented with the following answers (in alphabetical order):
BONE GRAFT
EXCEPT
FILM COUNCILS
HOW GREAT
KERNEL
NIGHTLY
REAL FOOD
ROUGH DATE
STEP DADDY
STYLE
Each of these answers (or one word of the answer, for multi-word answers) has a homophone. This is suggested by the use of “discussed” (with homophone “disgust”), and “pare” (with homophones “pear” and “pair”) in the flavortext.
The homophones for each answer are:
Answer Word | Homophone |
---|---|
GRAFT |
GRAPHED |
EXCEPT |
ACCEPT |
COUNCILS |
COUNSELS |
GREAT |
GRATE |
KERNEL |
COLONEL |
NIGHTLY |
KNIGHTLY |
REAL |
REEL |
ROUGH |
RUFF |
STEP |
STEPPE |
STYLE |
STILE |
Within the set of homophone words, there are 2 words of each length between 4 and 8 letters long. Pairing up the words yields a single letter which occurs in the same position:
Answer | Homophone | Shared | Homophone | Answer |
---|---|---|---|---|
REAL FOOD |
REEL |
R |
RUFF |
ROUGH DATE |
HOW GREAT |
GRATE |
E |
STILE |
STYLE |
EXCEPT |
ACCEPT |
P |
STEPPE |
STEP DADDY |
SKIN GRAFT |
GRAPHED |
E |
COLONEL |
KERNEL |
FILM COUNCILS |
COUNSELS |
L |
KNIGHTLY |
NIGHTLY |
Reading the overlapping letters in order gives the word REPEL
,
which probably accurately describes how Disgust would react to the
next task. However, to get the actual answer, take the homophone of
that word one last time to get a more productive instruction,
RAPPEL
.
Shortly after solving this puzzle, each team is visited by Disgust.