What did Haley Daley figure out that the silhouette of Indiana represent?

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What did Haley Daley figure out that the silhouette of Indiana represent?

Explanation:
A map outline used as a clue often points to a state’s two-letter code. Haley notices that the Indiana silhouette isn’t just a shape—it stands in for the state’s postal abbreviation. Indiana’s code is IN, so the silhouette points to IN. That fits the puzzle’s trick of using pictures to encode letters. The other codes (IL for Illinois, OH for Ohio, IA for Iowa) wouldn’t match the Indiana outline, so they don’t fit the clue.

A map outline used as a clue often points to a state’s two-letter code. Haley notices that the Indiana silhouette isn’t just a shape—it stands in for the state’s postal abbreviation. Indiana’s code is IN, so the silhouette points to IN. That fits the puzzle’s trick of using pictures to encode letters. The other codes (IL for Illinois, OH for Ohio, IA for Iowa) wouldn’t match the Indiana outline, so they don’t fit the clue.

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