WEEK 4

[grimgrinningghosts]

[Tadashi, Sophie, and Princess Anna are dead. By now, maybe you're realizing that this plays is way more dangerous than you have ever feared, but don't worry, maybe some hope will come along the way.

For example, if anyone tries to open the Conservatory Door leading outside starting this week, they'll find that they finally have access to the graveyard and outside. You are now freely able to leave the mansion whenever you want.

Maybe you can all finally leave this place...?

20 guests remain.]

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[chainbroke]

[ She nods as she listens while looking at all the items. There's so much, how in the worlds does anyone just know how to do this off the top of their heads...?

Regardless she takes a couple of the appropriate measuring cups. ]

You use this to know how much flour and sugar is needed, don't you?

[pardonmylanguage]

[Well, most people use recipes, after all.]

Yeah. You don't need to be super-exact for cookies either. [She also points out the appropriate item on the list.]

[chainbroke]

[ She raises her eyebrows a little. ]

If you're not exact... that wouldn't ruin it?

[pardonmylanguage]

Nah. Long as the dough comes out okay it should be good. [A pause] The only thing you need to watch out for is salt, but it's not that much proportionately so it should be fine.

[chainbroke]

Okay.

[ She measures out the dry ingredients, and she gets everything all mixed up before she tips the bowl to show her. ]

Did it turn out alright?

[pardonmylanguage]

[Tip smiles.] Yeah, that looks pretty good! Next we usually add the butter first, then the eggs, and then the liquid ingredients. [She takes a stick of butter and points out the markings on the wrapper.] And that's where you cut to get this much...

[chainbroke]

Oh, it's marked!

[ She looks at the recipe, then to the butter, which she cuts to the right amount. ]

Do we melt the butter, or make it softer?

[pardonmylanguage]

It should be soft enough now. There's some specific tool you can use to break it up, but I couldn't find one here. Just using a fork or a spoon should be okay, though.

[chainbroke]

[ She nods, taking a fork and tentatively pressing it into the butter. When she's gotten it all ready to go, she puts it in the batter. ]

Next is... the eggs?

[ And she'll crack the right amount. In you go, eggs! ]

[pardonmylanguage]

Yeah. [Tip smiles, and she'll help stir the eggs as they go. It's starting to clump together, but in a way that makes it start looking like actual dough.]

[chainbroke]

It's kind of like magic, isn't it?

[ It's so cool...! ]

[pardonmylanguage]

...heh, I guess. Even more when you actually bake it.

[chainbroke]

[ She nods. ]

Mm, I agree. So... do you do very much baking back home?

[pardonmylanguage]

Well...not that often, I guess. But it was one of the things I liked doing with my mom whenever we had time.

[chainbroke]

I see. Do you have a favorite thing you like to bake?

[pardonmylanguage]

I like making cake, but cookies are easier to share, you know?