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Trial 1
[After everyone has finished their investigations, everyone finds themselves gathering in the stretching room once more. The door shuts behind them. The corpse swings above the proceedings, ominously, and wandering eyes can't help but draw their attention to it.
It especially draws attention when it appears to move upward.
The whole room seems to move downwards, as the walls get longer and the ceiling gets further away. A snide comment from your Host echoes throughout the room:]
Tell me. Is this haunted room actually stretching? Or is it just your imagination?
Find your place in the graveyard. I will be with you shortly.
[After a few moments, the room stops. A new door opens.
It appears to be an outside area, covered in overgrown plants and moss. An incredibly high gated fence surrounds the whole area, and perpetual darkness (accompanied by a bright full moon) sets the mood. A cobblestone path goads you on through this area, leading to a circle of 25 tombstones, each labeled with a participants picture, name and their birthdate. They're arranged to face each other, ominously enough. On top of each tombstone is a small typewriter-esque keyboard.
The only unique tombstone here is the only marked for Karolina. It's adorned with a red rose and a glass of cognac, and her tombstone is marked with a limerick:
Here Lies Karolina Dean
She might have had a rough life
But she really didn't deserve that knife
As everyone finds their places, the Host speaks.]
The keyboard on your tombstone shall be used for voting who you believe committed this crime. Due to the...nature of some of our participants, I will be forgiving misspellings and accidental presses, but each guest shall only receive one vote, and we go by majority rules.
Take all the time you need, please. There's no turning back now.]
It especially draws attention when it appears to move upward.
The whole room seems to move downwards, as the walls get longer and the ceiling gets further away. A snide comment from your Host echoes throughout the room:]
Tell me. Is this haunted room actually stretching? Or is it just your imagination?
Find your place in the graveyard. I will be with you shortly.
[After a few moments, the room stops. A new door opens.
It appears to be an outside area, covered in overgrown plants and moss. An incredibly high gated fence surrounds the whole area, and perpetual darkness (accompanied by a bright full moon) sets the mood. A cobblestone path goads you on through this area, leading to a circle of 25 tombstones, each labeled with a participants picture, name and their birthdate. They're arranged to face each other, ominously enough. On top of each tombstone is a small typewriter-esque keyboard.
The only unique tombstone here is the only marked for Karolina. It's adorned with a red rose and a glass of cognac, and her tombstone is marked with a limerick:
Here Lies Karolina Dean
She might have had a rough life
But she really didn't deserve that knife
As everyone finds their places, the Host speaks.]
The keyboard on your tombstone shall be used for voting who you believe committed this crime. Due to the...nature of some of our participants, I will be forgiving misspellings and accidental presses, but each guest shall only receive one vote, and we go by majority rules.
Take all the time you need, please. There's no turning back now.]
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[Mods? Beuller?]
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[Ping seemed like a nice enough guy, but Demyx can't deny this does look a bit bad for him]
Ping is a soldier, I dunno if I can see him killing someone by accident.
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Actually, if the culprit killed Karolina on accident, would we still have to execute them? It feels... like a completely different situation if they didn't kill someone for the motive.
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[But he's not buying it.]
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[Like, even thought a little while ago murderers deserve to die, she didn't mean it like this.]
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...He doesn't like this.]
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But yes her hair is tied up in a bun right now. If you were curious.]
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[Her hands go up to her bun, but she hesitates. If she takes her hair down, they will be able to see, and they will know the truth about her immediately. She can only do so much to conceal her real identity, after all.
But Karolina is dead, and this is the only way to bring justice. So she sighs, resigns herself to not being able to hide it anymore, and she unties her hair. She pulls out the fabric (which, Ford will be able to tell right away, is actually a rather large handkerchief that has been folded up to work as a hairtie) and lets her hair fall down.
If they figure it out, then let it be. The army can't execute her here, at least.]
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[He glances at his face once again, and spends a long time squinting at the boy soldier. Something's off, there. He has his suspicions, but now isn't the time to voice them.
He holds the handkerchief next to the strip of bloody fabric. Are they similar? In color, if not in dimension?]
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[He really hates this. He really, really hates it. He doesn't want to condemn anyone, but...]
Is there anything you'd like to say?
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That's...
[That's almost a match, isn't it.]
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Hmmm.]
Oh man...
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Does anything about him seem...off, to you?
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oh shit the cloth tho]
Yo. . .