Re: OT: riddle answer

["Hope <faith_my_fav_slayer@xxxxxxxxxxx>" <faith_my_fav_slayer@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > WOO HOOO (He smiles smuggly) The only question I have is what 
was 
> it you are paying that price for? 
>

Just to be nice, I'll tell you. 

A fool's stare - The look of someone who's about to die, but won't 
can't understand it.

A blank eye - Should be self-explanatory, but I'm sure someone 
didn't get it. It's the eyes of a dead person.

Rivers of ice - The blood in a dead body

If you can find me, what is the price? - Who do you find? A killer, 
logically. If you find a killer, wether you're just accidentally 
there or snooping, I'd say you're life expectancy won't exactly jump.

I saw that someone answered a coin, which was infact what I first 
intended to make it about. Romans put a coin in their dead one's 
mouth, the greek put one on each eyelid. It was to pay the ferry man 
to get over the river Styx, if you couldn't, you'd be lost forever 
in some in between existence. So cheers to you, I really didn't 
think anyone would figure that one out.

A fool's stare - Someone who couldn't pay, stuck and couldn't 
believe it.

A blank eye - The ferry man, ignoring their pleads.

Rivers of ice - self explanatory.

If you can find me, what is the price? - Well, duh, 1-2 coins, 
depending on being Roman or Greek.