Madeline Gass
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Why couldn't the guests just watch the Indian figures to see who broke them? Wouldn't that reveal the murderer?
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Susan in Perthshire
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Hitessh
And We Would've Stuck endlessly after the first Murder :D
Cora
It would but they probably didn't want to sit around the table all day and night.
Iris Kerns
obviously the murderer would improvise after that, and even so i don't think anyone would decide that's the most logical, obvious solution--to stare at the figures that REPRESENT the murders. the figurines obviously don't dictate or control the murders, they display them to remind everyone of the creepy nursery rhyme
Ken
Perhaps it had nothing to do with "Indians" - except for America.
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