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Post by Annie as Mrs. Wimblegate on Mar 3, 2024 10:03:31 GMT 10
I actually don't care what youse think. I will strike against this theatre production and halt my contributions to this challenge entirely. I've read the trigger clue on page 20 a crazy amount of times and I don't think there is any twisted wordplay there! This should be it!
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Post by Sandra as Cpl. Valerie Skye on Mar 3, 2024 10:05:01 GMT 10
The wording is very sus. How frustrating 🤦♀️
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Post by Sir David Suchet as Narrator on Mar 3, 2024 10:08:37 GMT 10
I actually don't care what youse think. I will strike against this theatre production and halt my contributions to this challenge entirely. I've read the trigger clue on page 20 a crazy amount of times and I don't think there is any twisted wordplay there! This should be it! I agree I don’t think it’s a red herring but I do think this is meant to be a broken trigger. I find it strange that they would be chatting about it in the secret chat if it wasn’t meant to be broken and if there is one thing we can expect in this farce of an ORGanisation it’s things to be broken. |
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Post by Sandra as Cpl. Valerie Skye on Mar 3, 2024 10:26:02 GMT 10
Then what Sir David? We await!!! Almost certain doom but I agree. The trigger is faulty. The chitty chats is just frustrating from production. Not one word. No communication! No dress rehearsals! No tea and coffee station?
The fact we can see their little chats which clearly warns don’t look and yet…whoops we can!
The only fools around here are the ones looking from above.
(Dramatically huffs and signs)
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Post by Sandra as Cpl. Valerie Skye on Mar 3, 2024 10:27:48 GMT 10
(Sighs damnit)
The frustration is clearly messing with my acting skills. When one can’t tell the difference between signing and sighing…we have trouble 🤦♀️
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