Cognitive Logic in Understanding Evidence; Wednesday, Second Period [04/07].
Wednesday, April 7th, 2021 03:50 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
"Okay, guys. Time's up."
Look, if you thought Rosa was going to bother sticking around through another class of fumbling around a fake mansion for clues, you were wrong. As a matter of fact, she even changed the simulation a little, so that the storm was over, they'd apparently been there through the night over the course of the class thus far, and the sun was shining through the windows and birds were chirping as if to symbolize the end of it all even more.
"It was Alexa Daisy. She murdered her lover the night before the dinner party, in the conservatory, with the rope. The evidence was the fact that she was even here the night before the party, the hair on the scene of the crime, the video footage didn't make it clear but the figure in it did match her vague physical attributes, and the butler lied about having talked to Mr. Corpse the morning of the party because he was trying to protect her. So she's either off to fake jail now for getting fake caught or you're all fake dead because she struck again before you could call her out on it. Case closed.
"So this week's going to be a field assignment," she offered, in case they were wondering what they were going to do now that there was no case to solve. "Find out if any of your schoolmates or teachers have hooked up this week,"--not that she actually cared, because that would be weird and gross, she just thought it would be hilarious and would probably forget she'd even given this assignment well before next week--"and present evidence for why you believe this hook-up happened. Established relationships don't count.
"And that's it. Go find evidence out there in the real world instead of a dumb sim. And unless there's any questions," why would you bother her with questions right now?, "you're free to go. Get started. Get out of my hair."
Look, if you thought Rosa was going to bother sticking around through another class of fumbling around a fake mansion for clues, you were wrong. As a matter of fact, she even changed the simulation a little, so that the storm was over, they'd apparently been there through the night over the course of the class thus far, and the sun was shining through the windows and birds were chirping as if to symbolize the end of it all even more.
"It was Alexa Daisy. She murdered her lover the night before the dinner party, in the conservatory, with the rope. The evidence was the fact that she was even here the night before the party, the hair on the scene of the crime, the video footage didn't make it clear but the figure in it did match her vague physical attributes, and the butler lied about having talked to Mr. Corpse the morning of the party because he was trying to protect her. So she's either off to fake jail now for getting fake caught or you're all fake dead because she struck again before you could call her out on it. Case closed.
"So this week's going to be a field assignment," she offered, in case they were wondering what they were going to do now that there was no case to solve. "Find out if any of your schoolmates or teachers have hooked up this week,"--not that she actually cared, because that would be weird and gross, she just thought it would be hilarious and would probably forget she'd even given this assignment well before next week--"and present evidence for why you believe this hook-up happened. Established relationships don't count.
"And that's it. Go find evidence out there in the real world instead of a dumb sim. And unless there's any questions," why would you bother her with questions right now?, "you're free to go. Get started. Get out of my hair."