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and one answer is required.

That doesn't mean

it's the same question

for each of us.

There could be eight

different questions and answers.

Yeah, all right,

let's cross that bridge later.

If we find one question,

we can find them all.

Not necessarily,

not if our eight

individual questions

can only be revealed

using eight different methods.

Perhaps we're not meant

to cooperate at all.

Oh, I like that idea.

Or there could be

only one question

printed on only one

of our sheets.

Then we'd need to cooperate

at the highest level.

Time-out for some testing.

Everyone up to the light.

Look, I told you.

They're not gonna make it

that easy, are they?

Unless you want to make a list

of our brain waves, White,

I suggest

we cross off a few as we go.

Fine.

Allow me.

Thank you.

Yeah, join in any time, Deaf.

You're not one for small talk,

are you?

Come on.

Yeah, all right, relax.

You'll get it back.

All right, like I said,

I think we can strike light

off the list.

Light is a spectrum.

There's light we can see,

but there's also light

we can't see,

like ultraviolet,

infrared, x-rays.

Mate, look,

if we can't see it,

how are we supposed to find it?

The source must be visible,

even if the light isn't.

Right?

Find the light switches.

There aren't any.

Not in here anyway, and...

If you choose to leave

this room for any reason...

We'll be disqualified.

There must be some way

to trigger these.

This is emergency lighting.

So let's create

an emergency.

That would be very risky.

Well, it's less risky

than doing nothing, isn't it?

He is right.

If we try this and fail,

we can't go back.

Blackout.

We vote.

Those too.

Nice.

Very nice.

Touch of blue

what you wanted?

This is black light,

the kind credit card firms use

to reveal

their security symbols.

Yeah, well, it's a shame

we didn't apply

to work for Visa.

Our gamble

might have paid off.

It did pay off,

just not in the way

you wanted.

You acted,

and the room reacted.

We've entered a dialogue now.

We should keep going.

Yeah, maybe.

Maybe not.

Sorry, it was invisible light

you said you wanted, yeah?

Because this looks

pretty f***ing visible to me.

The scientific term for it

is "near-ultraviolet. "

It didn't work,

but it was worth trying.

Well, if nothing else,

we should come out of here

with great tans.

We've got to knock these out

too.

The top halves of these strips

aren't lit.

Look.

Infrared,

the other option.

That exposes something too?

It's less common than UV,

but yes.

Art historians use it

to make reflectograms

of sketch outlines

beneath paintings.

If there's a hidden layer

in our papers...

Carefully.

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