MINOR SPOILER/HINT BELOW While I sort of agree, I must say that part of the fun of the game (and much of the challenge) is learning the 'language' of each puzz

MINOR SPOILER/HINT BELOW While I sort of agree, I must say that part of the fun of the game (and much of the challenge) is learning the 'language' of each puzzle. In the case of the little orange suns, it was like learning from scratch, one letter at a time. First panel: "Okay, I can't go between them." Second panel: "Oh, I can, but have to end up on one side... which amounts to having them in the same section. How is that different?" Third panel: "There were 4, and the only path that worked divided them? What the hell?" Fourth panel: "Oh with six I have to make them into groups of two - so maybe I have to divide them equally?" Fifth panel: "Aha, no, it's groups of two!" And now that's part of your vocabulary; you discovered it organically, not by bringing in some outside knowledge like symbols from off the island. Notice there aren't any numbers or letters? Like, anywhere? That's part of it...