Hey wait a minute, is the anagram derived from GAME OF THE AGES or *THE* GAME OF THE AGES?

> > > I'm determined to find the secret area (I played
> > > up through most of GOA over a year ago, left it
> > > alone, my data got deleted, and I believe I'm
> > > near the end now, so I doubt I'll replay it yet
> > > again). I didn't read the GEE FATHOM SAGE
> > > bit, but I read about the anagram, and came
> > > up with A GEM OF THE SAGE, which made me
> > > suspect the Gemstone room/Sage's room, but
> > > I always thought it strange that you could drop
> > > the black gemstones in two places... the
> > > gemstone room and the chasm.
> > >
> >
> > I was thinking of saying the anagram long, long ago, but anyway...SAGE is not one of the words.
> > Nor is GEM.
>
> Okay, I went through a quick run of three-word anagrams that contain gee and do not contain sage. These are my results:
> GEE HAMATE FOGS
> GEE SAFE GOTHAM
> GEE AGE FATHOMS
> GEE EGA FATHOMS
> GEE OHMAGE FAST
> GEE OHMAGE FATS
> GEE HOMAGE FAST
> GEE HOMAGE FATS
> GEE HOMAGES AFT
> GEE HOMAGES FAT
> GEE OMEGA SHAFT
> GEE AGES FATHOM
> GEE EGAS FATHOM
>
> I believe that the one that makes the most sense is GEE OMEGA SHAFT. Is this the correct anagram? If it is I believe the secret area would have something to do with a "last shaft" or an "end shaft". This furthers my hypothesis that the secret area is located somewhere in the chasm, perhaps the bottom tunnel, hence the "last shaft". If I am absolutely wrong, somebody please tell me. Is GEE OMEGA SHAFT the correct anagram? Is the correct anagram even on the list?
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> kniv"anyone who has already been to the secret area is probably laughing out of their seats right now if I'm wrong"etsil