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The Advocate

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In the middle of a group seated in a circle stands the instructor, posing questions to any individual.

However, none of those questioned should answer under penalty of forfeiting a token, for to their left sits an advocate who speaks on their behalf. For example, the instructor asks A: “Do you enjoy reading?” B, acting as the advocate, replies: “Indeed, a book is my bedtime cordial.” To a question directed at B: “Are you not yawning?” C answers: “Oh no, for in such fine company I am not bored in the least.” If the question to C is: “But you are B’s defender,” and B answers “yes,” then B must forfeit a token. The game’s variety depends on wit, that inexhaustible wellspring of ideas.


Source scan: Polona / National Library, marked “Public Domain.” View scan — image 76.

  • Type: game
  • Traits: Not stated in the source
  • Source: Herman A. Mojmir, Ćwiczenia i zabawy skautowe (1912)
  • Printed pages: 64–65
  • Digital edition: Digital edition · Source record
  • Open the edition at the relevant page: p. 64
  • Read the source text: ciz-078