Gitto, Z replacing R is correct. The two strings do not read straight down each line. You mix the original letters and the replacements to give title of the play. Don't be put off by the apparent lack of English words.
I don't have all the letter pairs.
Having the three quotations, I googled the three next words -together.
I have seen the play twice and the quote means nothing to me, hence me feeling flat, it was just an exercise, a Google exercise.
I wonder if there is a final trap at the last step. If you have the play and the labels then you know that what's impossible is "A and B without C". From a mathematical standpoint this a very different statement than "A OR B without C".
No buddy, I think you are right.
He specifically says it is infeasible 'to give two of the named things, without the other' - so if I was submitting, I'd act on that.
Gitto, the number is as in the extra word. Imagine a right-angled triangle, two cells by three, and look at the length of the hypotenuse. If you don’t use that you will be going through additional cells. PS the line passes through two opposite corners in 4 of the 20 cells
Hmm, that’s not what I was planning on submitting. The quote says that you need one of the words and everything else is infeasible from my reading so it is quite a large area