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The Guessing Game

by tatiana

"I say it was the butler," And so the accusations begin. They fly through the dining room with their winged reasons based on heresay and whims. "It can't have been him. He wasn't even there!" A professor counters with snark. Pointing out the other was wrong for their own chance to glow. "Well then it must've been the maid" A woman in red counters Glaring daggers like the ones That get buried deep into trusting backs. "Maybe it was one of you! Looking for monetary gain!" A man exclaims pointedly Green overcoat buttoned tightly as he perused the crowd unkindly. "Everyone calm down!" A gentleman speaks soothingly. "Since we're speaking in clichés I thought I'd put my two cents in." the man inspects the body and with dramatic flair Announces: "It was Colonel Mustard, in the dining room, with a rope." And the fancy dressed group Cried out in frustration. But upon further inspection of the victim dressed in peacock blues and greens yielded a braided rope pattern surrounding her neck. And it left them all to wonder, "Who is Colonel Mustard?"
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tatiana
27 / F / American
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Written by
tatiana
27 / F / American
Published
Jan 21, 2018
Time
2m
Notes

I haven't played clue in forever but this idea popped into my head. Mostly because I love giving a clue reference whenever someone asks "who did it?" Or "what happened?" It's instantly funny.

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#clue#guessing#game#mystery#fun#funny#colonel#mustars
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