2146 Well, Shit…
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The panel of Thomas clicking the safe tumblers is basically the image I intended to draw many pages ago to establish how the safe was part of the wall. I was sick at the time and got lazy, which caused some confusion. Honestly I should go back & pop this panel in to the page where they notice it, so new readers don’t have to go through the problem of not understanding things because of my failure to properly tell a story with pictures.
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Wait, Alex has a list of potential safe combos?
You know, I expect that from her.
A list of important dates. The kind of information she has access to all the time.
Reminds me of that scene from clear and present danger where they were trying to crack the password to a computer account…. minus the robot arm maybe they need a robot arm… lol
Why are safes never easy? I swear you’d think they don’t want people in their stuff!
I wonder, was the guy a leftie or known for trickery? Maybe it was the son’s birthday from right-to-left, not the traditional left-to-right?
Lesser-known bible verses or encoded words from the dictionary also work.
I still bet of date of son’s death
Me too.
I’ll be disappointed if it is.
It would be too obvious.
did he put the date in properly? The USA only stopped using the European date style of DDMMYY in the early ’60s.
And there’s the international standard YYYY-MM-DD.
Still worked out just fine; I totally get that they’re trying to open a safe.
…I smell a Friday cliffhanger ahead….
Maybe they should try 1-2-3-4-5-6
I think that only works in Mel Brooks movies
…and at the place I used to work.
Seriously.
I bet it’s his son’s death day. Morbid, sad, snd the thing of most importance at the end of his life.
What, they first thing they tried did not work?? What a twist!
I may have been watching too many Lockpicking Lawyer vids because my first instinct was “shim it and see if the most common tumbler combi lock bypass that’s been perpetuated by masterlock for ages is in this lock too”.