[RINGS] Hither thither and yon

'Thither' was in the last clue prior to 'where is ats'.

I looked it up for it's complete meaning here.

dictionary.reference.com...

Read what it says after 'Idiom'.


Without knowing what words they are looking for, and or punctuation, we may never get this 'where is ats' clue solved.


Perhaps they should do what they did for the last clue, and use dashes, and punctuation if needed.

oooooooh creepy... here's what it says as an example.....

looked hither and thither for the ring; ran hither and yon.

kinda' freaky huh?

I've not no new ideas out of this... but I'm thinking the other lines from the poem should give us SOMETHING in the way of a hint. People keep looking at just the "now" lines when the ones above them also seem to say something important.