third investigation

[stagemanagers]

[At the start of Friday, things are surprisingly calm. There’s no blood on the hall carpet, presumably no bodies ready to fall out of a broom closet, nothing especially incriminating when the cast wakes up and emerges from their rooms. It’s possible this time, even with the palpable temptation of the Phantom’s motive, that no one has taken him up on his offer to kill. Maybe later today you won't have to march yourselves into the trial room to decipher clues and watch more of you die.

But the day is young.]

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[stagemanagers]

[There's some papers on the ground next to the chair! All together, we have a) a crumpled-up scrap, b) a full page, crumpled, and c) a pile of tiny tiny scraps. Pick your poison!]

[recessives]

[ Let's start with A! ]

[stagemanagers]

[She has chosen A.

This appears to be a ripped scrap of a letter, which was then crumpled up. If you unfold it, you can still read one sentence:]

You killed two people, of course.

[recessives]

[ Oh of course, for sure.

Uh... h-how about B? ]

[stagemanagers]

[B is a full letter, crumpled. Though it hasn't been torn, there's only one sentence on it anyway:]

I can grant you that opportunity. All you need do is ask.

[recessives]

[ COOL.....

so uh. c? ]

[stagemanagers]

[C is a bunch of tiny torn-up scraps of paper! As they are now, the pieces are too small for any of the writing to be legible.]

[recessives]

[ well! this has been a fun and edifying journey! she really appreciates having been the one to find all of this!

Anything else of note here? ]

[stagemanagers]

[There's no further items in here, at least!]