DI Burroughs was not killed by our actions. The strange woman entered the house and the DI attacked her. In the struggle, the glass was broken and the DI drained the shower of the water. Afterwards, the detective moved the body to the room where we left the ring.
first theory, most likely shot down immediately.
why would "I" strip someone naked again?Because you like seeing naked man fail in the shower xD
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The now dead woman was the backup for DI and came looking for him when he didn't check in in time.
She found DI in the closed shower, so she opened it and saved him. Sadly, he still had some brain damage and the first thing to do when he woke up was to kill the next person he saw.
Realizing what he did and knowing the only witness is whoever knocked him out, he tried to cloud his actions. So he went to the shower with a chair (or some tool to break the glass), closed it, broke the glass, went outside through the broken glass and locked the shower from outsidee again.
Then he randomly found the ring and took it. Same reason why guybrush threepwood would take an old, frozen stiff fish from the table. It could come in handy.
why would "I" strip someone naked again?
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No man could have broken it without some sort of superhuman strength.Repeat it in pink!
I'll wait until some more pinks come out.
I'll wait until some more pinks come out.why? your avatar .gif is a blue truth if i ever saw one
The water filled the shower to the point that the water pressure caused the glass door to give way and shatter. Someone came in and found the mess and the body, did not have time to clean up but opened the drain of the shower to remove the body more easily. This body made this person scared and since they cared for you, took the body out of the house to hide the evidence and replaced it with a body you have not touched - the female. This person saw you coming back, so did not have time to completely replace the body with the new one, leaving it in the room where you left the key.
So, are the 'escape from shower' and'dead woman' counted as two different mysteries, and thus we can provide a blue truth that explains one of them?
if so: Someone (presumably the woman that now lies dead) throws an object (a chair or whatever) over the door (if that is possible) and the DI uses it to smash the shower door.
It's possible that at the moment I left the shower room, the enclosure in the shower wasn't perfect. For example, if there was no ceiling in the shower or a hole in the wall large enough for a human to pass through. In any of these possibilities, the man I trapped could simply have left through the opening.
I request a description in pink regarding the nature of the "closed" shower.
Also some more blue truths about escaping the shower:
The wall was loose, and he easily broke it, escaped, entered with something to break the glass door, and then rebuilt the wall.
The shower door can be removed from the hinges, and the DI used this to exit and get a tool to break the door with.
The water draining:
This seems simple, but it's definitely a small segment of the mystery.
It's possible that the water didn't actually drain. If so, there would be water all over the floor of the bathroom.
Repeat it in pink! "When you came back to the bathroom, there was no water on the floor."
The house is old. It's possible that there just isn't any plumbing. In that case, turning the shower on would not result in any water coming through the showerhead, and there would be no water to drain in the first place.
Repeat it in pink! "As long as the shower is turned on, water will definitely come through the showerhead." and "You definitely turned on the shower before leaving the bathroom."
It's possible that my method of plugging up the shower was imperfect or disruptable. If imperfect, the shower would simply drain, nothing strange about it. If disruptable, the man I trapped in the shower could simply remove the plug and the water would drain.
I request a description of how I plugged the shower.
Any human in the world without an alibi could have performed the murder! There's nothing strange about it at all!
I request some limiting factor (say, a closed room, a limitation of culprits) that actually makes this less than completely possible.
Also some more blue truths about escaping the shower:
Someone outside broke the glass door and helped him out, then all the shards were moved to make it look like it was broken from the inside.
The shower door has a flaw where it is possible to hit one specific point of it, and then the whole door breaks. The DI knew this flaw, and used it to escape.
The woman and the DI were working together. The woman was the DI's backup. She breaks open the glass, frees the DI, and mocks him. However she was poisoned earlier and staggers to that room and dies. The DI finds the ring and picks it up, then escapes unseen.
Yay for game 2
theory time
The DI was able to unblock the drain but was still stuck in the shower. By banging very loudly, he was able to get a woman to climb in through the window like he had, come up to the bathroom and smash the glass with a heavy/sharp object. The DI then went to get dressed/recover from his experience. Meanwhile the woman had found the ring and was stealing it when the DI walked in. Angry that he had been betrayed, the DI killed the woman by forcing her to drink something bad (bleach or something). Then he realized that he was a murderer and ran away super fast like.
OR
A woman happened to see you burst out of the house cursing about filling a shower to kill someone before stealing a car. Heroically, she ran into the house and smashed the shower to save the nearly dead DI. After helping him recover, the woman was mistaken for you by the confused DI who then dispatched her by choking. After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
I'll follow on from Eva with the murder.where is mah counter?
The DI came through the window. When you heard knocking on the door, it came from the lady who you don't know. when the DI escaped the shower, he saw the woman fiddling with the ring. The woman tried to get away but since she was shocked to see the DI and somehow, the ring got lodged in the girls throat where she choked to death.
I'll follow on from Eva with the murder.where is mah counter?
The DI came through the window. When you heard knocking on the door, it came from the lady who you don't know. when the DI escaped the shower, he saw the woman fiddling with the ring. The woman tried to get away but since she was shocked to see the DI and somehow, the ring got lodged in the girls throat where she choked to death.
The woman's death is related to the DI's escape.But if you want:
New theory!
A woman happened to see you burst out of the house cursing about filling a shower to kill someone before stealing a car. Heroically, she ran into the house and smashed the shower by throwing heavy objects at the show from the doorway. The DI regained consciousness to see a woman hurling heavy objects at him, and so when the glass was broken went and killed her by choking her. After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
There was an object inside the shower (hidden or not) which the DI used to smahs the door and get out
Also some things to repeat (if you can...):
There are no way to enter or exit the shower except through the door (or a hole in the door).
And to prevent what confused everyone so much last game:
There are exactly three person related to this story: You, the DI, and the woman. When a person is referred to, there are no ambiguity on which person it is. (That is, there are no point in the story or pink truths were for example, "the woman" is used to refer to the DI)
Hope you understand what I meant, and if someone could reword it better, go ahead
We have yet to have knox's Decalogue confirmed, as such
The DI used a secret passage, hidden to you, to escape, the opening of this passage broke the door of the shower.
DI Burroughs left through the hole made by the shattered glass.
The DI was locked in with the woman, and she died when the DI threw her through the glass.Don't forget, when the detective found the woman, she had no marks on her. Throwing someone out a glass door would probably make a mark...
The DI was locked in with the woman, and she died when the DI threw her through the glass.
The woman did not enter the bathroom.
Even newer theory!
A woman (who happened to own a high caliber rifle and be able to operate it effectively) happened to see you burst out of the house cursing about filling a shower to kill someone before stealing a car. Heroically, she ran into the house and told the now conscious DI to crouch in the bottom of the shower. She then ran outside (or into the room behind) with her high caliber rifle and shot so that the bullet penetrated the shower wall, and then the glass wall hence, breaking the glass from inside the shower. So the bullet entered the shower through the solid wall of the shower and left through the glass wall. The DI got pretty angry that the woman just shot at him and went and killed her by choking her. After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
The weight of the body and water causes the floor to collapse below the shower. Only part of the shower was torn apart, leaving the 2nd pane of glass intact. The crash through the floor caused an impact that landed on the woman killing her, while shattering the pane of glass. The DI crashed into the glass during this process, which paired with the fall woke him up, and had to pry himself loose from it before escaping the scene.
There was a hole in the wall, and the woman used it to give the DI an object with which to smash the wall.
There was a hole in the ceiling, and the woman used it to give the DI an object with which to smash the wall.
There was a hole in the floor, and the woman used it to give the DI an object with which to smash the wall.
Also, you have not confirme anything from Knox's decalogue yet, so I want you to repeat Knox's 7th:
It is forbidden for the detective to be the culprit. (With the 'you' in the story as the detective in this case)
Also, can you repeat:
There are no suicides.
The woman was not involved in breaking the glass.
You never countered my blue truths
Ok, I thought it meant the woman was not directly involved (as in, she didn't break the glass), but I suppose you are right.The woman was not involved in breaking the glass.You never countered my blue truths
The woman was not involved in breaking the glass.
did the DI kill the woman? if so, did he do it on purpose?Extract an answer from Annele using blue truths. Thats our only way.
Technically we could ask about Knox's stuff and if she follows it she says in pink and we dont need blue.did the DI kill the woman? if so, did he do it on purpose?Extract an answer from Annele using blue truths. Thats our only way.
Some more then:
There was a hole in the wall, and the DI used it to take an object from right outside and use it to smash the door.
The wall was loose, so the DI managed to take a part of it and use it to break the door
The DI used the showerhead to break the door.
When the DI broke the glass, a very small glass shard hit the woman in such a way so that she immediately died, but there was no obvious mark on her.
The object that the DI used to break the door was thrown out and hit the woman causing her to die.
When the DI left the bathroom, she saw the woman and became furious that she didn't help him, so he strangled her to death.
DI Burroughs actually is a woman.
The woman was not involved in breaking the glass.
How far does this go? Can the woman be involved indirectly/accidentally? Can the woman help the DI break the glass or can she merely give him a heavy object?
Whilst waiting for an answer, here's another theory.
Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. The DI is actually a famous opera singer who was able to hold his voice at such a pitch that the glass shattered. He regained consciousness and then did so, so that he could escape. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and choked her. After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
did the DI kill the woman? if so, did he do it on purpose?
The DI broke a hole in the wall/roof/floor, and took an object from the outside and broke the door with it
The DI had an object hidden on his body, likely in an orifice one would not wish to search. This object was a projectile weapon (I'm not actually sure if this is possible in reality, so:) or made out of a substance hard enough to break glass. This sudden noise, be it a gun shot or the breaking of glass, frightened the young lady to death, perhaps due to some heart condition or an extreme condition of phonophobia.this is why you edit the color option to "dodgerblue"
Here's another theory for you to ponder.
Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. Whilst you were gone, a small scale earthquake occurred anddestroyed up to 3 pillars in the target stackcaused a part of the ceiling inside the shower to fall and break the glass from the inside. The DI regained consciousness and then decided to repair the ceiling because he's a tad weird and likes DIY. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and poisoned her with something from the bathroom (bleach or something). After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
The showerhead pressurized the water in the shower to the point where the DI could break a hole in the glass with the water pressure and a hard punch.
The DI had hid a tool inside his mouth which he used to break the glass
The DI kicked the door so it broke (It's not his 'bare hands'!)
A small meteorite fell down through the roof and broke the door
The door was broken earlier, somehow you had missed it when you shut him in, and then the DI simply escaped through the hole that was already there
Ok, I know I am really pushing it with these, but at least we'll get som more pink truths :p
this is why you edit the color option to "dodgerblue"
How far does "natural disaster" go?
Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. Whilst you were gone, a truck crashed into the old, weak house and caused a part of the ceiling inside the shower to fall and break the glass from the inside. The DI regained consciousness and then decided to repair the ceiling because he's a tad weird and likes DIY. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and poisoned her with something from the bathroom (bleach or something). After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
Well, I won't give up yet, far from.
The DI opened the shower door (how do you 'lock' a shower door anyway...?) took something from right outside, and smashed the door.
The water pressure broke the door.
For some reason, the water from the showerhead was pulsing at the resonant frequency of the glass, so when the water came out, the glass broke.Lol, best theory so far. Very weirdly built showerhead. Still, must be pretty amazing to have shower that could break glass by simply being close :p
Also, I immediately follow with another that even answers the womans death:
It was really cold, so some of the water froze to ice. Using an ice shunk, the DI broke the door and then killed the woman with it.
If you don't want to read this again, the only difference is that "ceiling" has been change for "wall".
Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. Whilst you were gone, a truck crashed into the old, weak house and caused a part of the wall inside the shower to fall and break the glass from the inside. The DI regained consciousness and then decided to repair the wall because he's a tad weird and likes DIY. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and poisoned her with something from the bathroom (bleach or something). After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
Now without a single truck!
Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. Because the house is old and crumbling and because the shower hasn't been used for years, a part of the wall inside the shower to fall and break the glass from the inside. The DI regained consciousness and then decided to repair the wall because he's a tad weird and likes DIY. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and poisoned her with something from the bathroom (bleach or something). After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
The woman's death is related to the DI's escape.
I'm going to keep posting blue truths until you tell me straight out who/what broke the glass.
The shower was set of a drip, but the air inside the shower was also pressurized by sewer gas that seeped into the plumbing as a result of another project you did. This sewer gas pressure broke the glass.
The DI bit himself and started to bleed. Eventually, the blood froze to ice and he used a frozen ice chunk to crush the glass and kill the woman. (Yes, the DI is completely crazy)
The showerhead was emitting a loud tone at the resonant frequency of the glass.
Another one for you Annele
Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. When you put the DI in the shower, he hit his mouth and one of his teeth feel out. After regaining consciousness, he held this tooth to the glass and hit it hard, so that the shower glass shattered. (If you've seen Sherlock S2 E3, its like that but with a tooth instead of a diamond). The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and poisoned her with something from the bathroom (bleach or something). After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.
The woman's death is related to the DI's escape.
Ok, for clarification, Repeat this:
From the time you closed the shower, to the time the glass broke, the shower was a perfect 'closed room'. That is, nothing (except the water I guess) could enter or exit the shower during this time.
The woman's death is related to the DI's escape.So
As you wish. There is one hole in the 'closed shower' that you have deliberately kept open, and I will strike there:Ok, for clarification, Repeat this:
From the time you closed the shower, to the time the glass broke, the shower was a perfect 'closed room'. That is, nothing (except the water I guess) could enter or exit the shower during this time.
I don't give out anything for free! Show me your blue truth!
Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. The glass of the shower was quite warm, so in contact with the cold water it broke (just introduce a hot glass in cold water and you'll see how it cracks). The DI pushes a bit in order to finish with the cracked glass. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and poisoned her with something from the bathroom (bleach or something). After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in western Cuba.
There is room directly beneath the bathroom. Something from this room was forced upwards, through the floor of the shower at an angle to smash the glass. Possible explanations include there was a boiler which exploded and some metal came up OR a bullet was fired upwards accidentally or something like this. The DI was then able to escape and repair the damage. The woman was another thief who happened to be have Phonophobia (fear of loud noises) and had a heart attack and died frm the boiler explosion and/or gun being fired. The DI then stole the ring and ran off (the visit to Cuba is optional).Inb4 pink truth saying the woman has no phobias.
Alternatively
For whatever reason, one pane of glass was shaped weirdly so that ,on a clear day at a certain date and time, the light from the bathroom window would hit the first glass wall, be refracted and bent through the shower to focus exactly on the second glass wall. The heat caused the second glass wall to smash allowing the DI to escape. However, when the glass exploded, the DI was injured at started bleeding. The woman was another thief who had hemophobia (fear of blood) and suffered heart attack at the sight of his injuries. The Di then took the ring and legged it.
The DI took a tile off the shower floor and found a tunnel. He used a piece of pipe he found there to smash the glass.
As you wish. There is one hole in the 'closed shower' that you have deliberately kept open, and I will strike there:Ok, for clarification, Repeat this:
From the time you closed the shower, to the time the glass broke, the shower was a perfect 'closed room'. That is, nothing (except the water I guess) could enter or exit the shower during this time.
I don't give out anything for free! Show me your blue truth!
Before the events of the story, the DI placed some very small tools inside the water pipe leading to the house. When he was later trapped inside the shower, his tools came out with the running water, and the DI used it to break the door
Before the events of the story, the DI placed some special gel inside the water pipe leading to the house. When he was later trapped inside the shower, the gel came out with the running water, and then solidified. The DI then used the solid gel to break the glass.
Before the events of the story, the DI placed some very small explosives inside the water pipe leading to the house. When he was later trapped inside the shower, the explosives came out with the running water. The DI then used the explosives to blow up the door.
EDIT: And as a special bonus: The woman drank the water and got whatever the DI had placed in it inside her, killing her.
Can we include things like dentures, glass eyes, metal plates inside the body and other prosthetic stuff on the banned list?
However the DI escaped from the shower, he cut himself and started bleeding. The woman was there for whatever reason and she fainted at the sight of blood and hit her head on something. This killed her but didn't leave a trace somehow.
The DI took his dentures out of his mouth and cracked the glass with them.
Another variation of the removable body part theory.
There is room directly beneath the bathroom. Something from this room was forced upwards, through the floor of the shower at an angle to smash the glass. Possible explanations include there was a boiler which exploded and some metal came up OR a bullet was fired upwards accidentally or something like this. The DI was then able to escape and repair the damage. The woman was another thief who happened to be have Phonophobia (fear of loud noises) and had a heart attack and died frm the boiler explosion and/or gun being fired. The DI then stole the ring and ran off (the visit to Cuba is optional).
Alternatively
For whatever reason, one pane of glass was shaped weirdly so that ,on a clear day at a certain date and time, the light from the bathroom window would hit the first glass wall, be refracted and bent through the shower to focus exactly on the second glass wall. The heat caused the second glass wall to smash allowing the DI to escape. However, when the glass exploded, the DI was injured at started bleeding. The woman was another thief who had hemophobia (fear of blood) and suffered heart attack at the sight of his injuries. The Di then took the ring and legged it.
YAY! WE KILLED THE WITCH!Ever since when was the witch even alive?
When you left, you had the handle pulled by a long chain by accident, so that broke the glass.
The DI used the door handle to break the door
You are an odd guy, you have a shower door AND shower curtains.
The DI uses the rings holding the shower curtains to cut a hole in the glass and breaks through it.
OR
The DI took the bar holding the shower curtains off the wall and used it to smash through the glass.
Or: Something (tools, gel, explosives) came out with the water randomly, and the DI used it to break the door
You only said nothing was put in the water, but what if it just was there?
The shower door had a loose screw (or any piece of it), which the DI removed and used to cut through the shower door.
Annele came back! Yay! Now we can have more theories!
The water cam out of the shower head but at such a rate it would take hours to fill the shower. For whatever reason, a high intensity laser beam shone through the window and through one of the glass walls onto the other glass wall from inside. This caused the second glass wall to shatter. The DI cut himself climbing out of the shower and left a trail of blood throughout the house as he escaped with the ring. The woman just happened to be wondering around when she slipped on some blood and fell. This fall caused her to experience a heart attack and die.
The water cam out of the shower head but at such a rate it would take hours to fill the shower. For whatever reason, a small projectile came flying through the window at an angle. It pierced the first side of glass without smashing it, leaving only a small hole, and the hit the other glass wall from inside and smashed it. The DI decided to repair the first pane so that you didn't notice. The DI cut himself climbing out of the shower and left a trail of blood throughout the house as he escaped with the ring. The woman just happened to be wondering around when she slipped on some blood and fell. This fall caused her to experience a heart attack and die.
The DI left the shower first through a secret door, got a tool, and then returned to the shower to break the glass dor. He then left through the hole.
The DI took the water hose and broke the wall with it.
The DI bit himself, waited for the blood to coagulate, and then broke the door with the blood chunk. He then killed the woman with it.
The showerhead wasn't moved.The DI could not have used his blood to smash the shower door.
Also, a question if you want to answer: The trick the DI used to escape the shower, is this a trick that can be used without preparation in 'normal showers' as well (as long as they are the same design) or is it something specific with this shower/this occasion that makes the trick only be usable there. (like a secret door, things already placed in water, etc.)
The shower door had a loose screw (or any piece of it), which the DI removed and used to cutin one of the glass doors, carving out a small piece of glass that the DI could use. He then used this piece of glass to break the other door.
The DI took a piece of caulk from the edge of the inside of the shower and broke the glass with it.
Borrowing a bit form xyan:The shower door had a loose screw (or any piece of it), which the DI removed and used to cutin one of the glass doors, carving out a small piece of glass that the DI could use. He then used this piece of glass to break the other door.
or
The DI used the shower tap to break the door
You drag his body to the shower and set up your plan. -snip-You strip the clothes off the DI and shove his body inside
The bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.what happened to his clothes? Or was the DI already naked, and meant 'stripping the clothes off the DI' 'doing nothing'?
Nothing new yet, eh? Well I have another theory building upon my last:
The shower door had a loose screw (or any piece of it), which the DI removed and used to cut in the glass doors, carving out a hole in it. The DI then stretched his arm through the hole, grabbed something to break the glass with, and broke the glass with it. This was also used to kill the woman
The bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.
In a moment of derp, you cut a hole in the glass to get something before you left. The DI used this hole to lever the glass open.
The shower was completely sealed when you left it. (Yay for the return of perfect seals)
Could Annele please state in pink, "No part of the interior of the shower could be broken using only the human body" and "The there were nothing inside the shower that could be removed or used to break the glass". I think it stands that these are both true but it would simplify things.
On another tangent, Due to some unforeseen natural phenomenon, a load of subatomic particles happened to travel through one of the walls of the shower before fusing together to become a large enough particle to break the opposite glass side of the shower. The DI left a puddle in the ring room, which the woman slipped on, had a heart attack then landed on the puddle so her clothes could soak it up.
I guess I'll hop into this again.
Clarifying definitions - I request a repeat in pink.
"Smashing the shower door counts as both opening and unsealing the shower."
To be sure.
"The DI and the woman are two different bodies."
Clarifying difference.
"No method exists through which it is possible for any object to exit the shower while it is sealed."
"No method exists through which it is possible for any object to enter the shower while it is sealed."
Definition of the sealed room. At least, I request a repeat for any human.
Requested definitions - I request an acknowledgement of the following definitions in pink.
"An object that is capable of being used to smash the shower glass" will be an "escape tool".
"The method which I used to seal the shower door" will be the "door seal".
"The method which I used to stop the water from draining" will be the "shower plug".
Requested descriptions - I request knowledge that I as a character should know about the story line. Answer in plaintext or in pink, or refuse outright.
The woman -
Do I have any method of ascertaining her identity? Is she familiar to me or just some stranger? Do I know her from anywhere else?
I request information about the door seal defined above.
I request information about the shower plug defined above.
Huh?You drag his body to the shower and set up your plan. -snip-You strip the clothes off the DI and shove his body insideThe bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.what happened to his clothes? Or was the DI already naked, and meant 'stripping the clothes off the DI' 'doing nothing'?
The shower was not connected to a full waterreservoir. There was only a little water in it/the hose, causing the shower to last long enough until you leave.
To fuel the idea of him being a witch, DI can do weird things.
In this case, he connected another water reservoir to the shower.
There is no hose.
DI Burroughs did not remove your plugging. (Plugging being the stuff you used to block up the shower.)
No matter, for now I will use this definition.QuoteDI Burroughs did not remove your plugging. (Plugging being the stuff you used to block up the shower.)
Mystery of the Escape:
The plugging is an object such that it is capable of smashing the shower glass without being removed. For example, some sort of pipe that can be swiveled around to hit the glass or a weapon-like object that can fire a projectile at the glass. The DI used the plugging to smash the glass and escape through.
You can counter or accept this blue truth.
As a counter, I request one of the following:
- A description of the plugging that would invalidate this argument.
- Acknowledgement of my escape tool definition in pink and repeated in pink: "The plugging cannot be used as an escape tool."
In a moment of derp, youcut a hole in the glass to get something before you leftlet a monkey in that cut a hole in the glass. The DI used this hole to lever the glass open.
The water came out much slower after you had left and suddenly came back on quickly when you returned. The DI used his body to break some part of the interior of the shower. He then used part of the broken-off interior to break the glass. The DI left a puddle in the ring room, which the woman slipped on, had a heart attack then landed on the puddle so her clothes could soak it up.
The water came out much slower after you had left and suddenly came back on quickly when you returned. There was something in the shower that the DI could have removed or used to break the glass. The DI left a puddle in the ring room, which the woman slipped on, had a heart attack then landed on the puddle so her clothes could soak it up.
The bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.
The DI drilled tiny holes in the floor that allowed water to drain out. Thus, you see no water accumulating.
The plugging cannot be used as an escape tool.It's still possible that the plugging can smash the glass without being an escape tool.
The DI took whatever you had used as door seal and smashed the door with itNothing new yet, eh? Well I have another theory building upon my last:
The shower door had a loose screw (or any piece of it), which the DI removed and used to cut in the glass doors, carving out a hole in it. The DI then stretched his arm through the hole, grabbed something to break the glass with, and broke the glass with it. This was also used to kill the womanThe bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.
The plugging cannot be used as an escape tool.It's still possible that the plugging can smash the glass without being an escape tool.
Confirm the definition in pink!
"An escape tool is an object that can be used to smash the shower glass. The glass can only be smashed through the use of an escape tool."
Or magic, as you would say.
The DI took whatever you had used as door seal and smashed the door with itNothing new yet, eh? Well I have another theory building upon my last:
The shower door had a loose screw (or any piece of it), which the DI removed and used to cut in the glass doors, carving out a hole in it. The DI then stretched his arm through the hole, grabbed something to break the glass with, and broke the glass with it. This was also used to kill the womanThe bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.
The client came to get the ring while you were gone, and out of boredom, started to score the glass with the ring. By accident, she cut a small hole in the glass and dropped the ring in the shower. The DI took the ring and broke the glass with it. An unrelated woman was shocked by the sound of broken glass and had a heart attack. This woman was the one you saw dead.
You didn't realize it, but the shower was mistakenly set at a drip. The DI took the taps you broke off, turned the water to low flow, and returned the taps you used to maintain the rumour about him being a witch.
The water pressure remained constant.The taps were never replaced.
The DI mopped up the water with the towels in the room, removing the water that had accumulated.
The bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.
Thank you for providing me with a weapon to hold.
Now, we duel!
Your definition of an empty shower obviously implies a number of possible exceptions, such as the air or shower head/plugging etc.
Thus it is possible that an escape tool that did not violate your definition of "empty" existed within the shower at the moment immediately after I sealed it.
The DI used this escape tool to smash the glass and escape the shower.
Repeat it in pink!
"At the moment immediately after you sealed the shower, no escape tool existed within the shower!"
Or alternately, I request a limiting definition of possible escape tools.
You mistakenly set the shower to a drip. The DI took a wrench from another room and turned the water to low flow before going for good.
Alternatively, the DI took his escape tool and used it to lever the plugging up- not to remove it, but to let the water drain before escaping from the shower.
There was a mine buried under the house. The DI set the mine off, and it broke the glass.
There were two layers of tiles on one of the walls. The DI took the outside layer of tiles from the wall and used it to break the glass.
It's an abandoned house. What did you expect?
Repeat in pink: The DI had the escape tool in his hands when he broke the glass.
And also I'd like a statement about the architecture of the house.
Apparently she logs in daily but...
The water came out but much slower than you had intended. Upon leaving the building, you somehow managed to accidentally shoot or smash the glass door without noticing. The DI climbed out, found a replacement door somewhere and then replaced the smashed door from the inside, taking some kind of escape tool with him. He then used the escape tool to break the glass. The DI left a puddle in the ring room, which the woman slipped on, had a heart attack then landed on the puddle so her clothes could soak it up.
You mistakenly set the shower to a drip. The DI took a wrench from another room and turned the water to low flow before going for good.
State in pink: "Your memory of the events relating to the DI's escape is exactly as you observed them. "
It is by any means possible that the shower could become unlocked and opened not by the DI and an escape tool enter the shower before the doors close and lock again?
You mistakenly set the shower to a drip. The DI took a wrench from another room and turned the water to low flow before going for good.State in pink: "Your memory of the events relating to the DI's escape is exactly as you observed them. "
The DI used something in the room (a loose screw, part ff the plugging..) and broke a wall, reached out through it, got something, and used it to break the glass
Please state in Pink, "The two glass doors that were on the shower when you returned are the same two which were on the shower when you left. They were in no way replaced."
Also, will probably not get anything for this: Were the other glass door broken or damaged in any way?
The water came out but much slower than you had intended. The DI just happened to be able regurgitate certain objects which he had previously ingested. And it had just so happened that he earlier that day swallowed an escape tool. He was able to regurgitate said escape tool. Or he could just have vomited. He then used the escape tool to break the glass. The DI left a puddle in the ring room, which the woman slipped on, had a heart attack then landed on the puddle so her clothes could soak it up.
The shower was empty.
The bathroom was empty apart from the seals you used and the DI when you first left it.