The Witch's Game 2

[eaglgenes101]

*Prepares to celebrate victory*

[Fippe94]

Bump for two weeks since last update. Seriously.

[Fippe94]

I don't want to hijack the thread but:

As I have mentioned before I have my own Witch's Game planned and was going to hopefully start it when this was over. Since we don't really seem to get any updates here, I thought about starting it anyway (this thread still stays of course). Thoughts about this?

[Annele]

Sorry for disappearing. I'm a witch after all My parents decided to extremely limit my internet usage while my cousins were staying. (Stupid family time ) We're going away ourselves for 6 days starting tomorrow, so I'll answer every blue truth now.

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.

Blue truth is incomplete.

The DI did not escape using anything you did to the room, meaning that if he used an object to smash the glass, that object was not touched by you.

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.

The plugging was never removed or partially removed. It stayed fully sealed.

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.

There were no mines or other unusual objects.

I love the tile idea - you guys are getting good! Sadly, The DI didn't use the wall to break the glass.

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.

The DI broke the glass.
The DI had the escape tool in his hands when he broke the glass.

[dawn to dusk]

Do you want help? I probably wouldn't be the best to ask due to Internet limits as well but a lot of others would

[eljoemo]

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?

[eaglgenes101]

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. "

[Jacker77]

I say:
  There was a metallic bucket in  the bathroom when DI woke up. All he did was fill it with water, throw it at the glass and made a crack. Thanks to the crack, the glass could be broken by his human force. That explains how he got out. His body was dripping wet. That's how he got little water on the floor but I assume he couldn't have that much water on him. He was in the room searching for clothes when he heard footsteps approaching the door. He hid. The lady rushed in. Apparently, she had been nearby and had heard the glass shattering. She went into the bathroom to take a look. DI thought that she might have eventually concluded that there was someone around so he attacked her from behind and strangled her. He pulled her from the wet bathroom to the room where he left her. Her clothes had gotten wet in the bathroom explaining the wet floor. DI thought that she might not have come alone so he quickly searched the room, found the ring, took it and left.

[Fippe94]

That color is just painful to look at, use dodgerblue instead. Also, that breaks several pink truths already posted.
I won't quote them, but we know already that the woman didn't enter the bathroom, that it was never possible for the DI to break the glass with his bare hands, the bathroom was empty.

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

[eljoemo]

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."

[Fippe94]

Also, will probably not get anything for this: Were the other glass door broken or damaged in any way?

[Annele]

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?

No.

The seal was only broken/unsealed when the DI smashed the glass.

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. "

First has been answered already.
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

No more than one object was used to break anything.

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."

The two glass walls 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?

Only one wall was smashed. The other was not damaged.