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Giles Murchiston was very interested in theological anatomy, and wrote to Santa to ask for an angel trisection kit (hoping for wing clips, chloroform and a chain-saw). Unfortunately Santa was not wearing his reading glasses when the note arrived, and thought that Giles wanted an angle trisection kit. Happily Giles was also intrigued by famous mathematical problems, especially those apparently believed impossible by the dreary and unimaginative mathematical establishment.
Imagine Giles's delight when, on Christmas morning, Santa left him a square piece of plain paper ABCD together with a scribbled note of instructions to the effect that if F was chosen on the side AB, then the angle FDC could be trisected by origami. Unfortunately the rest of Santa's scrawl was illegible.
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