As you wander through the twisting corridors of the Echoes Maze, remember the words of the ancient scholar in the un-published tome, Puzzles and Peculiarities:
"In every twist, there's a twinge of laughter. Embrace it, lest you become a stoic statue within the walls."
Footnote 7: The author, it seems, had an unusual affinity for cheese, which perhaps explains the second chapter's digression on gouda geometry.
Further along, in a shadowy nook, you might stumble upon a whisper from the mysterious scrolls of Cavernous Chronicles:
"Should you hear the echo of your own footsteps laughing, it is a sign to untangle your thoughts from the cobwebs of certainty."
Footnote 23: This principle, often cited but rarely understood, is attributed to the late Dr. Flibbity Floop, who once mistook a mirror for a doorway.
As you continue, do not forget the cryptic advice from The Inconvenient Labyrinth:
"When faced with two paths, choose the one less traveled by, and definitely avoid the one that leads to parking lots."
Footnote 101: The term "less traveled" is believed to derive from the author's long-standing feud with topographers over directional semantics.
In this maze, every turn holds a secret, and every echo tells a story—most of which are best left untold.