seeing what looks like "panks", "pat", and "youp" is really annoying to read because i'm not used to the shape of "th" being that of a "p" with an extra line. if i didn't know what sound thorn is supposed to make i would be staring at those words for minutes before understanding the "th" was replaced with a weird "p"
for exmple, if one unimportnt lettr is missing from a word, it's really easy to stll read the text. but if yλu replace a letter with λne yλu're nλt used tλ reading and that lλλks nλthing like the λriginal λne, it becλmes harder and mλre annλying tλ read.
of course thogh i changed a letter that is used in most of the sentence. it'd be harder to know what was replaced if there weren't as many of that letter.
all of the stuff you mentioned will be constantly used by a lot of people, which means it'll be good to learn those things. something like thorn replacing th is just annoying to read because we have already established the sounds "th" can make, and replacing it by a different letter is really weird to read.
i at least know how it's supposed to be pronounced because of a youtube video i watched a while back, but most people probably won't know.
yeah, i think what's really going on is that they're both lying and one guard only answers randomly while the other will open the door and avoid answering any questions
me too, it could just be random greek letters at that point and it wouldn't make a difference