Plane Sailing (Meta)

Okay.... wait... Let me see if I've got this? The triangle has the three vertices of 1) the G at 23, 2) the A where pastAs intersects kenyA, and 3) the H at 54. We are to start at the P at 59 (as the origin is to O in MOI, so the P at 59 is (2,-3)). we skip the blank square to get the Y at 58, we skip over the A to get the T and 57. Now I misunderstood the instructions and that when you said "Three squares" that you meant we had done three squares and not that we were to skip three more square (blank, the G at 56, the E at 55) to land on the H at 54. That was on me and my mistake. But now the instructions are "You have (gone) through one of these, so jump up to the other one". I am supposed to interpret this as we go up the second side at a right angle? and go to the A where xAxis meets galAs? How was I suppose to interpret it that way? Because the "one of these" refers to y axis so I have to jump to the x axis which is an A directly above me? Then I continue going two squares to the G. I suppose if I know I am supposed to be spelling PYTHAGORAS and I had managed to interpret instruction 3 (which I could only do through the most obscure back-solving) it works. Step 5 Visiting the origin was clear that we had to go to the O in MOI but it was hard to figure out how that find in with in any of the paths we were doing. It only works after I back engineered step 3 and realize our start point, the P and (2,-3) was NOT a vertex of the triangle at all. Then continuing the slope of the hypotenuse of -1/2 and going right 2 and down 1 the next two letters are R, A and we are now at the third vertex, the A where pastAs intersect kenyA. The final S is to go left to fill in the missing spot on the first side (the S in paSta). Is that correct?