OK, since we’re apparently not done yet:
Is Pete’s appearance that of a real-world animal which could reasonably be found wild in the filming location?
Is Pete’s appearance that of a real-world animal which would be found in some other part of the world?
Is Pete’s appearance that of a real-world animal which is now extinct?
Is Pete’s appearance that of a legendary, mythical, or otherwise fictitious animal?
Is Pete’s appearance that of a nonhuman sapient creature?
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Is Pete’s appearance that of a supernatural creature (e.g., a demon, djinn, ghost, or faerie)?
Is Pete’s appearance that of an alien?
Is Pete’s appearance that of a mortal fantasy race (e.g., elf, dwarf, hobbit)?
Is Pete’s appearance that of a cryptid?
Is Pete’s appearance that of a sasquatch/bigfoot?
Note: Pete is not portraying a sasquatch, but the appearance is like enough.
Ah. Chewbacca?
EDIT: And in case you want someone to put it all together,
Peter played Chewbacca. When there was a break in filming, it was feared that locals might see him and mistake him for Bigfoot or perhaps some dangerous wild animal, and shoot him or otherwise inflict violence on him. So he had to wear a bright-colored vest to make it obvious that he was just an actor in a suit.
All true and correct! Solved!
**W’s value is twenty-five times as much as L’s. L’s value, meanwhile, is five times as much as W’s. Neither is zero, though many say that L might as well be.
What am I talking about?**
Scrabble?
No.
Related to a game of any kind?
Is it related to Roman numerals?
Are “W” and “L” the first letters of words?
Are the values referenced monetary values?
Is rounding involved in the first sentence? Because W (Tungsten) is element 74 and Lithium is element 3.
Related to a game of any kind? No
Is it related to Roman numerals? No
Are “W” and “L” the first letters of words? Yes
Are the values referenced monetary values? Yes
No rounding, and it’s not lithium and tungsten.
Do “W” and “L” stand for “win” and “loss” (or any words closely related to these, such as “winner” and “loser”)?
Do “W” and “L” stand for “win” and “loss” (or any words closely related to these, such as “winner” and “loser”)? No
Are W and L currency denominations or currencies?
Are W and L tangible items? Could the average person purchase them?
Are W and L currency denominations or currencies? Yes
Are W and L tangible items? Yes Could the average person purchase them? No
Are W and L stamps?
Are W and L stamps? No
Are they currency as in they are money? Coins? Bills?
Are they American currency? European? Asian? African? South American?
Are they valuable because they are collectible?