fandomhigh | Cognitive Logic in Understanding Evidence; Wednesday, Second Period [02/10].

The storm still raging on outside the mansion made the mood of the small, dimly lit library all the more effective, as the delayed dinner party guests were ushered into the room by the intrepid Detective D. The fire in the fireplace among the tall stacks of books offered warmth, but no cheer, as they gathered around the long table in the center of the room or in the various armchairs scattered about. Dectective D herself stood in front of a chalkboard, where the names of each of the guests were written, as well as the butler and the maid, both of whom were still missing and unaccounted for.

"A body has been found," she reminded them, "as well as several potential methods of murder. What remains now is to narrow our search down and start honing in on some cold, hard facts. There is good reason to believe that the murderer is, in fact, still at large and in this very room. We need to start narrowing things down and interrogating our fellow party guests to see who might reveal our next clues and get an idea of who we might be more wary of. Who could have done it? When? How? What was their motivation?"

There was a flash of lightning that lit up the room for a moment, timed perfectly with Rosa's hands slapping dramatically on the table. "I want answers! No one leaves this room until we have them!"

Or, well, at least until the class period ends.

"Theories. Ideas. Speculation. Accusations! I want it all. Let's see what you're made of..."

She passed a cool glare around the table at the students before pulling herself up.

"Also," she added, "if anyone knows anything about the word 'toototabon,' let me know."

Completely unrelated to the fake case at hand, sure, but at this point, Rosa figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.

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Like you're being interrogated!

Dectective D doesn't have much to say at this point; she wants you all to do the talking! But this is a good time to covertly scope out your fellow guests to see if anyone looks particularly squirmy under the thumb...or to try to avoid looking particularly squirmy yourself!

Could it have been one of your fellow guests who shoved the body of Mr. Corpse into the dumbwaiter? How did they do it? Why? What about the missing staff? What clues might be dredged up now that you have no where else to turn? Will the pressure cause the murderer to confess? Or merely to strike out and attack once again?

Who is trying to not be distracted about chickens...

Nell Ingram

Arabella Baylor

~~Lana Beniko~~ Nala Kenobi

Lana didn't have to look at anyone to see if they were guilty - she could use the Force.

Nobody felt particularly squirmy at first glance, though.

"I think we should find the maid and butler. Going missing makes them particularly suspicious."

Cognitive Logic in Understanding Evidence; Wednesday, Second Period [02/10].

Sign In - CLUE, 02/10.

Listen to the Lecture - CLUE, 02/10.

Interrogate! - CLUE, 02/10.

Talk to Rosa - CLUE, 02/10.

OOC - CLUE, 02/10.

Re: Sign In - CLUE, 02/10.

Re: Sign In - CLUE, 02/10.

Re: Sign In - CLUE, 02/10.

Re: Interrogate! - CLUE, 02/10.