Do you hear the people sing? Because they're all pissed off

[inforapenny]

[There is no announcement at noon on Tuesday. The hour itself, in fact, seems to hang in grave remembrance of a friend no longer with them. B's absence is still heavy in their group every time that they look at the graffiti'd box office.

But they can't be silent forever. They won't be silent forever.

There's few enough of them left that Billy can find each of them individually, slipping a sheet of paper into their hand.]

MEET IN THE FIRST FLOOR WOMEN'S ROOM, 2 PM.

(Men's room light is still out. Sorry.)

Comments

[pennyless]

...About the mural - Other than the obvious, that we have no proof that it isn't just- just management invoking our dead friends to mess with us -

You saw the message from J, right? Because that one definitely didn't read like something Javert would say.

[dechagny]

[Yeah, they have no proof, but...]

It was definitely a strange message. "I know it was you who shot this girl Fromme"?

[inforapenny]

The way "Fromme" is written makes it sound like a name.

[...Gonna take a shot in the dark here (AYYYY)]

Somebody other than Natalie knows who shot her. And more importantly, knows the shooter by name.

[dechagny]

How did Natalie know who shot her?

[inforapenny]

I don't- I don't know if she did, but the point was that, well. There's- there's two people we know who were there. Natalie wrote us her own note, and...

[He glances at Hans, awkwardly, from the corner of his eye.]

This "J" referenced the showrunner, so it's probably not-

[dechagny]

Probably not any of the people who've been brought here for this particular "production".

[pennyless]

[I mean he was going to say "probably not The Balladeer" hence the awkward look at Hans given the feelings jam they had about this earlier but.

That works too.]

Assuming that J is right, that means that "Fromme" is one of the stagehands.

...We can probably assume that anyway, whether or not J was right that they were the one who shot Natalie.

And- actually, I have seen a stagehand with a gun.