Alphabet associations - I

[Norfolk Born]

Who could blame him? (Now, what was the original question ... oh yes, the 'Teutonic Ws'...)

[Tapiola]

Indeed! She's a peach. Though silly Peter ended up choosing the other one.

[Norfolk Born]

Getting back to your question - is it something to do with Wales?

[Tapiola]

Not directly to do with Wales.

The lady named Amalie was involved in a premiere of something related to the answer.

Wales might be related indirectly to another character in the production, though...

[Tapiola]

Ooh, it's gone deathly quiet... maybe you are all down the pub this Friday afternoon.

Another clue? The English version of the word beginning with "W" is the name of a film made in 2008. The English version of the word does not start with "W".

[Norfolk Born]

Sorry, you've lost me, gov.

[Tapiola]

For the "9" element, think sisters.

[vinteuil]

For the "9" element, think sisters.

well then it perhaps might be Walküre...

[Tapiola]

Well done, vinteuil!

Can you elaborate on the other elements?

[vinteuil]

Well done, vinteuil!

Can you elaborate on the other elements?

well - nine valkyries - Amelie Materna the first Brünnhilde - and 'death' : well the "Wal - küre" were the "choosers of the Fallen", picking up the dead heroes off the battlefield...

[Tapiola]

Superb!

Here is Amalie



Over to you, vinteuil, for the dubious honour of "X".

[rubbernecker]

Over to you, vinteuil, for the dubious honour of "X".

Or, if you wish to adopt my earlier suggestion, restart with A?

[Tapiola]

Or, if you wish to adopt my earlier suggestion, restart with A?

A far more civilised suggestion.

[Don Petter]

Poor old Zeisl and Zweers. They'll never get any welcome publicity.

[I'm quite happy for it to be A.]

[Nick Armstrong]

.... and I've been waiting in the wings, poised to sweep in majestical with a stonker featuring Zemlinsky. Curse you rubbernecker!!