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<blockquote data-quote="Ultimatecalibur" data-source="post: 5600748" data-attributes="member: 59539"><p><em>Shun Green if you can, but night's good color</em></p><p> <em>is for those of great valor.</em></p><p></p><p>Those two lines are what a lot of contention is based around, the second part especially.</p><p></p><p>While the first part is still relatively easy to understand, avoid messing with things that are colored green unless you have to, I think the general ability to understand the second part of this clue has atrophied. During the time this was originally written 33+ years ago there was not nearly as much light pollution as in modern times and so a clear night sky was much easier to see. Without excessive light pollution, a star filled sky appears blue-black and a cloudy sky appears grey-black. And even those in urban inner city locations most likely had familiarity with a color that had appeared in boxes of 48+ crayons for the past 20 years, Midnight Blue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ultimatecalibur, post: 5600748, member: 59539"] [i]Shun Green if you can, but night's good color is for those of great valor.[/i] Those two lines are what a lot of contention is based around, the second part especially. While the first part is still relatively easy to understand, avoid messing with things that are colored green unless you have to, I think the general ability to understand the second part of this clue has atrophied. During the time this was originally written 33+ years ago there was not nearly as much light pollution as in modern times and so a clear night sky was much easier to see. Without excessive light pollution, a star filled sky appears blue-black and a cloudy sky appears grey-black. And even those in urban inner city locations most likely had familiarity with a color that had appeared in boxes of 48+ crayons for the past 20 years, Midnight Blue. [/QUOTE]
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