Escape The Padded Cell

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That was oddly more correct, but not completely correct.

1.  (Sulfur)
   
   
2. ♂ (Iron)
   
3. ♀ (Copper)
   
4. ☽
   
5. ♃
   
6. ♁
   
7. ☽☉
   
8. ☉
   
9. ☿
   
10. ♄
    
11. 
    
12. (Bismuth)
    

Rehyanne was having it hard as she had to use her feet for this, but the fact she seemed to get close gave her an impulse. She decided to move the second to last piece to where she thought it could fit. There were, after all, a couple of large gaps in the atomic numbers where it could fit. So, she placed it in the first of those gaps, right after Copper.

1. 
   
2. ♂
   
3. ♀
   
   
4. 
   
5. ☽
   
6. ♃
   
7. ♁
   
8. ☽☉
   
9. ☉
   
10. ☿
    
11. ♄
    
12. 
    

Correct! After that, you were presented with another task. There, you are presented with five mummies. In order, from left to right, they were colored red, yellow, green, blue, and purple. They were all held up by mechanical arms, and they seemed to have some wandlike things underneath their bandages.

As for the task, well, the yellow mummy's vibes turned on momentarily, making the yellow mummy moan shortly. It seems you're presented with Simon but with mummies.

With that, you managed to get the color "brown" by holding the yellow button after the last two. You were then presented with a combination. It was written in a weird way, though.



"Put a line across the middle of the year of Charles Dicken's death year and divide the 2nd resulting number by 2. After that, Count the number of Mario Party titles and use that number. After that, take the number of pokemon available as of Pokemon Crystal's initial release date, subtract it by 1, and divide that by 5."



A look around your cell revealed that the combination was that of the door to your cell!

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- Woo Hoo!.. D'oh! You're kidding me!!! - Alex swore loudly, and then added a few worse words. He was not so erudite as to be able to answer any of these questions with certainty.
After a while, Alex calmed down, trudged dejectedly to the front door and examined it. First you need to find out how many digits the combination consists of

Anyway... It was a pretty standard combination lock. The numbers on it ranged from 0 to 59.