Gingerbread Clock

Gingerbread Clock
DOS SNES NES
Appears in	Mario is Missing! (1992)

The Gingerbread Clock is an artifact from the Mosque of Mohammed Ali. In the PC, SNES, and NES versions of Mario is Missing!, it is one of the objects Koopa Troopas stole from Cairo for money.

Information

Person	Quote
PC version
	"Doesn't that seem from another time? King Louis swapped Mohammed Ali for an Egyptian obelisk."
	"I came to the mosque to see the twin minarets. That was gone so I used my watch to see the minutes."
	"Mohammed Ali built his mosque in the Citadel for security. The clock's face says it's time to return it."
	"The Mosque of Alabaster was built in 1830. That clock doesn't work."
	"That gingerbread clock belongs in the Mosque of Mohammed Ali, top of the Citadel."
SNES version
	"Doesn't that seem from another time? King Louis swapped Mohammed Ali for an Egyptian obelisk."
	"I came to the mosque to see the twin minarets. That was gone so I used my watch to see the minutes."
	"Mohammed Ali built his mosque in the Citadel for security. The clock's face says it's time to return it."
	"The Mosque of Alabaster was built in 1830. That clock doesn't work."
	"That gingerbread clock belongs in the Mosque of Mohammed Ali, top of the Citadel."
NES version
	"Doesn't that seem from another time? King Louis swapped Mohammed Ali for an Egyptian obelisk."
	"I came to the mosque to see the twin minarets. That was gone so I used my watch to see the minutes."
	"Mohammed Ali built his mosque in the Citadel for security. The clock's face says it's time to return it."
	"The Mosque of Alabaster was built in 1430 and sultans lived there, until 1530. That clock doesn't work."
	"That gingerbread clock belongs in the Mosque of Mohammed Ali, where the Sultan's Crypt can be found."

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	L'Horloge de Pain d'Epice	The Gingerbread Clock
German	die Mandelbrotuhr	the Almond Bread Clock