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Third Trial
[Once again, the sound of opening doors echoes through the opera house as the investigation draws to a close.
Time for your third trial.
The courtroom looks the same as ever, save that Darla and Eliza's podiums are now arranged in the same funerary fashion as the other deceased cast members. The lights from the bulbs standing in their places seem to cast the rest of the house even more in shadow, even as the crystal chandeliers still glitter dimly above. The Balladeer is hidden backstage once more, somewhere behind the red curtain drawn shut across the stage. Once everyone's taken their places, he speaks up.]
Alright. Let's do this.
Time for your third trial.
The courtroom looks the same as ever, save that Darla and Eliza's podiums are now arranged in the same funerary fashion as the other deceased cast members. The lights from the bulbs standing in their places seem to cast the rest of the house even more in shadow, even as the crystal chandeliers still glitter dimly above. The Balladeer is hidden backstage once more, somewhere behind the red curtain drawn shut across the stage. Once everyone's taken their places, he speaks up.]
Alright. Let's do this.
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I'm pretty sure they were both poisoned, if this frosting was anything to go by.
[He pulls out a frosting container, but he's not going to open it unless anyone else desperately wants him to.]
I just have no idea why they would eat it. This stuff is so strong that they had to have known that there was something off with the cookies.
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[The Pirate King holds up a bottle that definitely looks very toxic. Don't worry, he's wearing gloves!!]
There is also a strange smear on the bottle. I'm not sure what it could be from, though it isn't paint.
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[He looks at the frosting and compares it to the smear, is the color similar at all?]
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[ Hans totally doesn't wear makeup, no way. ]
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[If anyone wants to compare it to the bottle you can come look, but the Pirate King sure isn't going to be useful here.]
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[He pulls out a shard of ceramic.]
I found one of these near one of the tables. You think maybe this is the same ceramic?
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Yeah, it's the same. I wonder why there were shards in both places...
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Maybe the chef was someone who wasn't a very good cook? Or someone who the victims trusted? Miss Eliza was a very kind woman, perhaps she didn't want the chef to be insulted, so she tried it despite the smell?
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[ He pauses. It's just a theory but... ]
What if they didn't smell strange at the time? Maybe the poison only turned bitter after enough time passed.
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[Seymour knows next to nothing about baking, but even he knows you don't put garlic in sweet things.]
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[ He shrugs. ]
Still, if someone you trusted offered you cookies, wouldn't you at least try them before saying they smelled awful?
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[Maybe if Audrey made them, but she would never try poisoning him.]
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[Uh-oh.]
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[Really all of his knowledge of poison only covers plant-based ones so he could use help here.]
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Hey mods
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[UH]