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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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[He's still tea buddy but please don't bring over any snickerdoodles]
I'm afraid I wouldn't know if that was the case. Depending on the type of cookies that were used, vanilla might have been a better pairing...and, perhaps, there was so much vanilla at the murderer's disposal, they felt it would be enough to overpower the smell of the poison?
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[Stop talking about food.
She nods.]
Do you think maybe they didn't smell the garlic because it was fresh frosting and cookies at first? Maybe when everything cooled down the smell became noticeable? I know with some foods that they smell amazing when warm, but awful when cold.
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I know back home arsenic was used to dye clothes and preserve wood. Isn't there a workshop with wood in it?
[It's the only place that makes sense where it would be.]
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I suppose wood would be in a workshop, yes.
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[Which sounds gross and super dangerous.]
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Yes...they would have to know what they were doing in order to successfully poison Darla and Madame Hamilton.
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So someone who could bake knew how to make frosting and was familiar with tea... and knew how deadly arsenic is.
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I know Darla would have, and I think Winslow liked it, too.
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[As for Winslow...no, no, he wouldn't believe it was Winslow. Not now, not ever.]
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[And now the little girl who tried to drown cats is dead.]
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Is it really so noticeable?
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[On second thought, he doesn't really want to ask why.]
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[Because that might considerably narrow down the suspects again, and she for the life of her wasn't paying attention to that part.]
MODS A LITTLE HELP S'IL VOUS PLAIT
[Alright, so what shade of makeup smear is on the bottle?]
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Everyone got that... I tossed mine out.
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It seems...that it would blend with most of our skintones. I placed what I received in the costume shop.
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[It probably doesn't surprise anyone that she wouldn't wear make up. That and Anna can attest to the, um, messiness of her room]