Week 3

[grimgrinningghosts]

[Well, someone took the bait last week, and now two people (if either of them could really be called a person) are dead. Not only that, it seems like your first host is now out of commission and replaced by someone who claims to be The Phantom. While he may not be incredibly worse than Facilier yet, it would be a stretch to say he's an improvement.

But, things aren't all bad! When the guests wake up on Sunday, they will find the stairs in the foyer are now open, leading to a whole new floor to explore!

And there's booze so no one will have to drink vinegar anymore.

28 guests remain]

[SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY]

[OOC: and don't forget to fill out this week's activity check!]

Comments

[scrapplinghook]

[Mabel has been a bit of a little pink shadow to Stan since the trial, only disappearing when she or him go bother other people. So she follows him in, and when she sees him eyeing the table, she doesn't hesitate to run over.]

Hey hey, Grunkle Stan!! You should teach me how to play!

[stanbyme]

Of course, Pumpkin. Grab a cue and come on over.

[As he racks up the balls, he looks at her very seriously.]

Now, rule number one of playin' pool - even once you know how to play, you always pretend like you don't.

[scrapplinghook]

Oh, so it's just like poker!

[Good job teaching all this gambling stuff to the small child under your care, Stan. As he sets the balls up, Mabel skips over and grabs two pool cues feom the rack by the wall.]

Do you gotta keep your face straight all the time too?

[stanbyme]

[He looks around for something for her to stand on, and kicks a step stool over so she can reach the table better.]

Nah, for this one you can really turn up the charm. You'll be great, sweetie.

I bet you've seen people play pool on TV before. Where they get a piece of chalk and rub it on the tip of the cue.

[scrapplinghook]

I'm gunna rule at this!

[humble, mabel is not]

Why do people do that? [it's weird, but she does it anyway] It doesn't give it any cool patterns or anything.

[stanbyme]

It keeps the tip of the cue from stickin' to the ball and messin' up your shot.

[He taps the table.]

C'mere and line up your shot.

[When she gets in position he helps adjust her grip from Movie Pool to Real Pool.]