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foolishmortals2018-01-20 11:58 am
notreadyatall) wrote in foolishmortals2018-01-20 11:58 am
first trial
[Once you make your way to the portrait gallery, Facilier's snarky voice chimes in as per usual.]
One of you folks actually went and did it. Not surprised: they always do. Besides, if you were gonna kill someone, the grandma ain't a bad start. Figure it this way: how many of you actually liked her?
[Suddenly, the whole room seems to move downwards. The walls get longer, and the ceiling grows further away from you. The portraits themselves seem to extend, as the room moves downwards at a startling pace.]
Things are not always as they seem, gentlemen. Can it be this room is actually stretching? And notice this: this chamber has no windows and no doors, which offers you this chilling challenge… to find a way out. Of course, there’s always our way.
[Suddenly, the floor stops. A new door opens at the side of the room.
Inside is what appears to be an old voodoo shop, covered in various artifacts and an unsettling large voodoo head at the back of the room. There is a summoning circle painted into the floor with a deep red paint. Each of you has a place within this circle, with a wooden podium marked with your room number waiting for you there. Podium 26 has a single candle lit aflame, as well as what appears to be a voodoo doll of Madame Mim stuck to the top of it.
Light music plays in the background.
Once you all take your place, Facilier himself appears within the middle of the circle, out of a cloud of smoke.]
You're here to figure out who did this. Once you have a hunch, you can feel free to write it down on the podium in front of you, but there are no takebacks. Majority rules, and your participation is mandatory.
'Course, you have all the time you need, if you want it.
One of you folks actually went and did it. Not surprised: they always do. Besides, if you were gonna kill someone, the grandma ain't a bad start. Figure it this way: how many of you actually liked her?
[Suddenly, the whole room seems to move downwards. The walls get longer, and the ceiling grows further away from you. The portraits themselves seem to extend, as the room moves downwards at a startling pace.]
Things are not always as they seem, gentlemen. Can it be this room is actually stretching? And notice this: this chamber has no windows and no doors, which offers you this chilling challenge… to find a way out. Of course, there’s always our way.
[Suddenly, the floor stops. A new door opens at the side of the room.
Inside is what appears to be an old voodoo shop, covered in various artifacts and an unsettling large voodoo head at the back of the room. There is a summoning circle painted into the floor with a deep red paint. Each of you has a place within this circle, with a wooden podium marked with your room number waiting for you there. Podium 26 has a single candle lit aflame, as well as what appears to be a voodoo doll of Madame Mim stuck to the top of it.
Light music plays in the background.
Once you all take your place, Facilier himself appears within the middle of the circle, out of a cloud of smoke.]
You're here to figure out who did this. Once you have a hunch, you can feel free to write it down on the podium in front of you, but there are no takebacks. Majority rules, and your participation is mandatory.
'Course, you have all the time you need, if you want it.
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[Hhaha. It's joke. Not a good one but like, let him be, he is trying.
He walks a few podiums over.]
Just -- you were going to vote for Woody too, right.
[He wants to write the right thing. He's voting for Marco but he's not voting for Marco.]
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Me neither. Nobody else should get hurt today.
[He writes down Woody on the paper in that very nice script. How does he write that well with a bloody finger? Prince magic.]
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