ROOM 5

[idolpro]

When you start off, you find yourself in a hallway with a single door. When you walk through the door, you'll find yourself in a child's bedroom. There's no noise besides the rain pouring outside, not that you can see it considering it's completely pitch black outside.

Ah well, don't worry, there's a lot to sort through. Anything in the photo above are the things you can interact with.

However, to make it easier, here are the things you can interact with in this room:
∙ Mirror
∙ Curtain
∙ Wall
∙ Window
∙ Chair
∙ Floor Lamps
∙ House-shaped Bookshelf
∙ Yellow Ceiling Lamp
∙ Orange Ceiling Lamp
∙ Bed
∙ Corner shelf
∙ Toy chest
∙ Flower Vase
∙ Books
∙ Pictures (red, yellow, green)

Comments

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

Expecting a passionate murder?

Re: DISCUSSION

[untiltheend]

[It takes him half a moment to get it, because that actually wasn't his line of thought, but-- pfft, he laughs. Look what you did, Emet, cheered him up.]

--Such a thing would be quite in line with the, ah, interests of our audience, would it not? Not to mention at least mildly interesting.

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

[Good for you, Black. He seems pleased at his amusement.]

That was my first thought. The second would be a push out the window.

Re: DISCUSSION

[untiltheend]

[Hehe...]

Such a non-violent method, if we assume the murderer to be human. What of violent stabbing to the death?

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

Non-violent?

Is the fall not satisfying enough?

Re: DISCUSSION

[untiltheend]

[Laughs!]

The distance from the ground dampening the gruesome sound of the impact? The hands-off approach of not getting one's own hands dirty, so to speak?

Why, all I am saying is that humans are cruel and violent-minded, that is all.

Re: DISCUSSION

[firstworldproblem]

Perhaps it is not as personal, but the clean up of 'getting one's hands dirty' is sometimes a bit much.