Can I help you a little today? Today's puzzle - "They're good people" - is a confusing touch at first, but when you get a few answers on the board, the link should be clear.

Below we've compiled some useful tips for Strand#94 and the answer to that. We'll start with a few clues before building the full answer for Strand #94, so read on if you need a little help.

Warning: Spoilers are ahead for Strand #94.  

The official theme of NYT Strand #94 is:.. "They are good people".

And here's an unofficial tip from me: "Why are you called it?"

If you're still in the dark, here are some useful words to give those valuable clue tokens:

Still struggling? Spangram will give you tips about connecting words. Today, it starts with 'V' and ends with 'S'.

Scroll down to find out what it is...

IT'S VIRTUENAMES.

So what is Strand's answer today for game #94

Drumroll, please...

...AND THE SPANGRAMS WERE VIRTUENAMES.

Chain #94

"The interaction between people, and"

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hi chain. This was fun! The theme of "they're good people" was puzzling enough to give the brain a little exercise, without getting frustrated.

LINK, OF COURSE, IS A COMMON NAME THAT ALSO HAPPENS TO BE A VIRTUE- OR VIRTUENAMES AS STRANDS PUT IT. This was not immediately clear when I found justice meandering around the lower left corner, but I struggled for a while afterwards. I wondered if it had anything to do with the justice system and spent a while looking for things like "courts", "judges" and "jurors."

But it clicked that justice can also be a person's name (though not common in the UK where I am). From there, I was away and immediately looking for hope just above it.

Then I looked at the "virtues" starting from the left side and realized that it was part of spangram:VIRTUENAMES. It also blocked faith in the lower right corner.

I had three left to discover, all on the top half of the board. Grace was just above faith, leaving only two to untie me. Felicity was the first to fall, left with prudence just to connect, right over grace.

Are you reading this in a later time zone? You can find the full article of yesterday's Strand answer for game #93 right here.