<i></i><i>MINOR SPOILER&#x2F;HINT BELOW</i><i></i><p>While I sort of agree, I must say that part of the fun of the game (and much of the challenge) is learning the &#x27;language&#x27; of each puzzle. In the case of the little orange suns, it was like learning from scratch, one letter at a time.<p>First panel: &quot;Okay, I can&#x27;t go between them.&quot;<p>Second panel: &quot;Oh, I can, but have to end up on one side... which amounts to having them in the same section. How is that different?&quot;<p>Third panel: &quot;There were 4, and the only path that worked divided them? What the hell?&quot;<p>Fourth panel: &quot;Oh with six I have to make them into groups of two - so maybe I have to divide them equally?&quot;<p>Fifth panel: &quot;Aha, no, it&#x27;s groups of two!&quot;<p>And now that&#x27;s part of your vocabulary; you discovered it organically, not by bringing in some outside knowledge like symbols from off the island. Notice there aren&#x27;t any numbers or letters? Like, anywhere? That&#x27;s part of it...