WTNV - Ep 133 - Are You Sure?
[NOTE: WTNV episode 133 “Are You Sure?” actually has three versions but the episodes differ starting from the Weather section of the podcast. This puzzle is suitable for all versions of the episode.]
Across
3. In one timeline Earl Harlan made his salad with romaine lettuce and in another he used this green.
5. The only CD they could find at the Last Bank of Night Vale was a collection of what kind of sounds?
6. When Cecil watched the video sent to the station by the sponsor it had a man in it making what kind of sandwich?
7. The Sheriff suggested listeners maintain a calm what?
11. The masked figure visited the library in search of a copy of the book, “The Artist’s ___.”
12. The paperwork at the Last Bank of Night Vale looked like a softball signup sheet, but actually committed you to a what kind of loan?
15. Monday night at the Last Bank of Night Vale was a garage sale where they sold all sorts of weird stuff that people put into what kind of boxes? (2 words)
16. Charlie Bear accidentally spilled a box of what brand of cereal in aisle 3 and then again mysteriously in aisle 5.
17. During the traffic, Cecil said that two roads diverged in the woods of what color?
18. At one point Charlie Bear reported that the Ralph’s wasn’t a Ralph’s, but instead this market.
19. During the traffic when the road diverged into how many did Cecil split himself?
Down
1. Depending on the timeline, sometimes the Mayor of Night Vale is a tall statue with wings and a thousand faces made from this material.
2. Monday was what kind of night at the Last Bank of Night Vale?
4. What kind of black mask did the figure wear?
6. Monday was the annual kids ___ dinner at the Last Bank of Night Vale catered by Earl Harlan.
8. In each iteration of the sponsor’s video a man says, “there must be ___ way.”
9. One of the tracks on the CD was titled “Two Hours of ___ Brook.”
10. What kind of figure stood on top of the former Flakey-O’s factory?
13. What kind of vinaigrette did Earl Harlan prepare for his salads? (2 words)
14. Carlos told Cecil that gut feelings aren’t scientific, but Cecil argued, “Well what are guts made out of? ___, right?”













