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Go into clown store and find the guard and he will give you a piece of paper, go back to the security room and click on the computer screen and it will go to the time the thief was there.
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Time is a thief is it a metaphor?
Yes, "time is a thief" is a metaphor because it is comparing time to a thief, indicating that time can steal moments or opportunities from us without us realizing it.
What was the time the painting was stolen in poptropica?
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What time did the thief stole painting on Counterfeit island?
night right after you get caught the thief is the investigator
What time did the thief still the painting on counterfeit island?
Night
What time the painting was stolen on poptropica?
first go into the clown shop where you get the baloons, then talk to the guard who is in the shop.
What is a metiphor and can you give mean example?
A metaphor is a figure of speech that makes a direct comparison between two unlike things. It highlights the similarities between the two to enhance the reader's understanding or create a vivid image. For example, saying "Time is a thief" compares time to a thief to convey the idea that time can steal moments or opportunities.
When was Thief of Time created?
Thief of Time was created in 2001.
When was A Thief of Time created?
A Thief of Time was created in 2004.
What is the ISBN of A Thief of Time?
The ISBN of A Thief of Time is 9780061000041.
How do you find the key to the house on Counterfeit Island?
There is no key to find. You will get it when the time comes. After you chase the thief, you will be going to the Art Museum on Early Poptropica. You will talk to the curator and she will give you the key.
Who steals things?
Thieves steal things to take them without permission and to benefit themselves. This behavior is illegal and can result in consequences such as fines or jail time.
How do you get the time sheet on Counterfeit Island?
After the painting is stolen, you will find the security guard at the Clown Store. He has his time card that shows when he left the gallery. Get it and you can find a photo of the thief on the museum's Security Room videos.
