Riddles General

I got:
1. Edward
2. Ditheringspoon
3. Adams
4. Clark
5. Baines

I guess Clarke was lying, other wise it wouldn't have worked. I think I'm wrong tho because it says "Ditheringspoon's" so he's probably first.

>>50522829
D>A>C>B>E
Providing that lower means did worse.

>>50523025
>>50523066

Either of you know what the Russian Prize is?

>>50523025
If Baines is last then Clarke can't be second last. It's the person in last place who is lying.

>>50523090
It's a separate prize. It has no real effect on the riddle other than to make you think Clarke is in last place.

>>50523090
Presumably a similar award to the aforementioned "Spanish prize"

>>50522829
I go Dithering Adams Clarke Baines Elliott, with the Russian Prize being a red herring/neutral info

I got Elliott>Ditheringspoon>Adams>Clarke>Baines, and I suppose what you could say about the winner of the Russian Prize is that he's the fourth-best at Spanish?

Just spitballing though

>>50523176
Damn. I actually misread the thing about one of 'em lying. Never mind.

>>50522829
1. Ditheringspoon
2. Adams
3. Clarke
4. Baines
5. Elliot

If Elliot is right then Baines must be lying and he can't be or 1E-4C-5B doesn't make sense, therefore Elliot is lying and came last.

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>>50522829