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dramatispersonae) wrote2012-04-27 09:13 pm
ROOM 2
[You enter a pleasant sitting room: there are nine plush comfy chairs in a semi-circle in front of a crackling fireplace, and a table set with various finger-foods and two carafes, one of water and one of wine. It'd be a very nice room ... if not for the dummy lying facedown on the floor with a giant butcher knife sticking out of its back and a little bottle by one of its hands, marked with a tiny skull and crossbones. There's a hangman's noose around its neck, though the other end looks rather frayed.
The pleasant voice of a woman -- not the persona -- begins to speak:]
Hello and welcome. I wish it could have been under better circumstances, but today has some interesting circumstances. As you can see, my good associate, Mister X, has met an unfortunate end. I've reason to believe it might be one of you! Shall we see if I'm right?
The pleasant voice of a woman -- not the persona -- begins to speak:]
Hello and welcome. I wish it could have been under better circumstances, but today has some interesting circumstances. As you can see, my good associate, Mister X, has met an unfortunate end. I've reason to believe it might be one of you! Shall we see if I'm right?

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((please comment here with a number 1 - 9. this is for assigning your randomized acting roles and isn't meant to take long))
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ROLES AND CLUES
2 - the ambitious singer with more than meets the eye, determined to overcome all odds
3 - the frustrated bodyguard, irritated with the system and failed dreams
4 - the agile hunter on the run from the law, also fast-talking and free-wheeling
5 - the arrogant rascal, belligerent and ready to fight at a moment's notice
6 - the cooperative inventor that is a complete fraud, fronts well but with some anxiety
7 - the graceful, peaceful traveler, whose still waters may run very deep
8 - the enduring, calm teacher, who has seen many terrible things and stands strong
9 - the open-minded adventurer haunted by flashbacks, anxious but eager to listen and please
CLUES
* Mister X appears to have died by stabbing
* Mister X was a very athletic person who was a champion boxer, so difficult to overpower
* Mister X had considerable influence with the local law; though he held no office, he had considerable sway
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((This is the murder game! Everyone is playing the detective, but one of you has been randomly assigned as the "culprit." It will be up to everyone to play detective, and for the "culprit" to do their best to remain undetected.))
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This is terrible! Who could have done such a thing?
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[I'M GOING TO INSPECT THE BODY!]
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CONCLUSION
I'd like to hear what you have to say, in order to defend yourselves.
[please give your conclusion of who the culprit is, no matter how outlandish. those who cannot read or write will be able to just narrate, and the pen will fill out your answer for you.]
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Well, cafe-effing-closed. You can thank me for saving you all this time.
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It is to be expected, really, of someone shy enough to come up with such an indirect method of pursuing their interest.
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