You’re right to think it’s about the same stuff we just talked about earlier. But you’re wrong to think it’s easy.
“Ok.” You cry, “I get it. But I don’t understand. Why are we doing this anyway?”
Chill. Chill your neck.
We’re in phase six of secrets. And that’s what this Brain challenge is about.
“So, you’re saying we’re discovering a secret.”
Yeah, you finally get it- smartass.
 
 
 
 
ALRIGHT: ROUND ONE:  FIGHT
Sugar: Leaf.       Milk: Stone       Dance: Pit    Happy: Oil
River: Desert     Table: Fish

You look at me, “No. I’m out!”
Hold on, wait, wait. Hold on a minute, will you?
The game is simple. You match the two words in anyway you want and then form a connection between the items.
It can be anything you can just make up on your own.
For instance: Milk and Stone.
I can think of having stones for breakfast.
“So, it’s about connecting ideas.” You say bluntly.
“Yeah.”
“But breakfast, stones? Where is the milk?”“The milk comes in for the breakfast.”
“Is this a memory training or something of the sort?”
“Come on. It’s fun. Try making out a few words. Join them up, and you’ll see the magic.”
You look at me with a bored look, “Ok. I’ll try.”
 
 
 
***
Two minutes later.
“Can I get you something? Cold water or...?”
“Nah, I’m good.” Alright.
“You finished the test.”
“Literally, I kinda made it through. My God, I can’t believe I am this poor.”
“No, you ain’t!”
“Poor as in imagination not the...”
“Yeah, I got it already.”
“Oh, wait a minute. Is this the correct arrangement of words in the monofolly or they’re just random makeups?”
Monofolly as a game doesn’t require anything other than your imagination.
Remember when I asked you which sun usage was more important. You could have even said, for baking sandcakes. That’s a bit of a stretch, but yeah, it works much if you’re to consider the fact that you’re just playing with your mind.
 
“Oh, you forgot about the FBI story.”
The FBI only played a role in bringing this monofolly to life. Ahm, on the whole, what do you think about the Lie Detector? Was it the instrument that caused the trouble or the people using it?
Why am I even asking these questions? Oh, I know.
 

Secret Number Six: We hate stupid questions.