I like the idea. We could use that as some sort of filler so that everybody writes what they are doing and all our posts end at the door of the priest´s home?
I think we're doing the filler posts rather than attempting to coordinate a meeting, since it's already Saturday. And did we decide on the filler posts being questioning of people independently, or will they just be killing time until they eventually decide to go to the church/the priest's house?
I think we should write the filler posts about our own stuff so that next week we can coordinate what exactly we are going to ask each other. We can agree to meet again at the speakeasy and then start talking about the murder.
I think it doesn't matter now when who posts first, the main thing is that we post for this week. I look to have made my post then in a few hours.
Yes, it should be your character decompressing after the funeral and eventually culminates with them going back or deciding to go back to the church. And then it'll be the questioning. I'm pretty sure (at least that's what I'm doing)
Posted!! I tried to make it on the longer side, so I think we can make the word count with the other posts— I hope what I wrote was okay, and I look forward to reading y'all's posts!!
Hi! I do have time to get a post today so I’ll do my best to get caught up and write something, even if it’s a short one, so we should be good. So this next week is my opening weekend, but I will have more time since I’m working half days and during the weekend I’ll just have shows. So I’d say the earliest I could write something for this next week is Friday, so we’ll see where we’re at.
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This week it was a bit tight, but that's not terrible. Shall we agree now what next week will look like? Since we've had some fillers now, I would suggest that next week in the four posts:
- do some kind of collaboration for the first post (how we are together again in the speakeasy) --> from there we can of course plan how to proceed with the Investigation. --> if we don't do a collab, the person who writes the first post can use a section to clarify that we met and, although some were a bit reluctant, agreed to investigate Grant's death.
- then the next three posts individual interviews. (and maybe in the first post if it's only one section).
- Who are the interviewees supposed to be? Commissioner Albert, the priest, the parents,...?
- Or should we interview the priest and the parents for the week after next and then do that together?
That sounds good but I thought we were all meeting at the priests house by chance at the beginning of next week..? Maybe we can do two weeks of interviews (don’t have to be back to back) of interviews, so we can cover everyone. Or have some longer posts.
Right, we should go to the priest. Should we then do that as the first interrogation and he then directs us to the parents? => we also have to draw attention to the notebook with his last word.
I think the priest post could contain meeting up accidentally to interrogate the priest, then questioning the priest, then maybe heading to some restaurant or park or something and deciding to investigate together before planning on who to talk to. That seems logical-ish to me. And thanks for the reminder of that whole plot point with the last word, Mailice—will the parents be the ones to lead the characters to the apartment? Or will it perhaps be the police?
In terms of who's going to be interviewed, I think so far, it's checking in with the police office and seeing what they have found out (though my guess is that our characters won't be able to get much out of them), the speakeasy staff (i.e. what Doyle was chatting with Grant about before he died, maybe Hamilton has info, etc), the parents, and the priest (but that interview will happen all together). Then eventually I assume there will be more interviews as the characters get leads.
So are people free to meet up sometime in the first half of the week? I could do tomorrow at any time and Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in EST.
