Puzzler Question:

RAY: This Puzzler is from the days of knights and kings and fair maidens and...

TOM: And people named Rowena!

RAY: There you go. Turns out that the Fair Maiden Rowena wishes to wed. And her father, the Evil King Berman, has devised a way to drive off suitors. He has a little quiz for them, and here it is. It's very simple. There are three boxes on the table. One is made of gold, one is made of silver and the third is made of...

TOM: Tofu?

RAY: No, lead. Inside one of these boxes is a picture of the fair Rowena. It is the job of the White Knight to figure out which one has her picture. Now, to assist him in this endeavor there is an inscription on each of the boxes. The gold box says, "Rowena's picture is in this box." The silver box says, "The picture ain't in this box." The lead box says, "The picture ain't in the gold box."

TOM: So the question is: Where's the picture?

RAY: Good question, because if he opens the box with the picture, he gets the girl.

TOM: But he also gives him a hint, right?

RAY: You got it. The hint is this: One of the statements, and only one, is true.

RAY: The question is, where's the picture?

TOM: And when he sees the picture, is he still going to want her?