WEEK 3

[whimsicalism]

All three deaths last were tragic in their own ways. Was trust so fragile in that castle that a simple misunderstanding could end in blood? It seemed to be the case. The trial proved that without a doubt. Surely no one else would make that mistake again. As another week begins the tea cup elevator has granted access to a new area. Maybe the new amusements of a festival will ease your wounded hearts?

Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday

[It's time for week three! We're almost half-way done with our trip in the castle. Don't forget to submit your memories here and your activity here. Even though, the Queen seems to be a little more steady on her feet you can find her and the other Alice at the audience hall. As always, don't forget to submit your comments for fabulous prizes.]

Comments

[littlebratziska]

Hm, interesting.

There is still the point that glass breaks easily, and that we are supposed to be killed - or broken, if you prefer - in this game as well.

I tried to use the clock to look at what happened in room 29, but it wouldn't let me.

[She scowls a little at that, clearly taking it a little personally.]

No one actually died in that room, you could tell that much from the amount of blood, but someone certainly tried to kill someone else in there; most of the knives they threw are still stuck in the walls, though they seem to have pulled out two to chase whoever they were trying to kill.

A timeline of what happened here before us might be useful, if for no other reason than to try and see the rate at which people died, and if it started to speed up.

The clock not working for room 29 might be another point for that having been Alice's room though. As far as we've seen she is supposed to be in charge, and maybe it doesn't work because she doesn't want us poking around in her old room and learning too much by rewinding.