Colonial Mustard Character Analysis
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What does Colonel Mustard say when he first arrives?

  • Hello, pleased to meet you
  • May I take your coat?
  • Good evening (correct)
  • Welcome to the party
  • What is Colonel Mustard's name?

    Colonel Mustard

    What did Colonel Mustard say about the pseudonym?

    Oh, no thank you. I took an antihistamine before I came.

    How does Colonel Mustard respond to being asked if he likes Kipling?

    <p>Sure, I'll eat anything.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is Colonel Mustard's professional opinion on pressure of speech?

    <p>It seems you suffer from what we call pressure of speech.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Colonel Mustard is a citizen of Washington, DC.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Colonel Mustard claim about blackmail?

    <p>I too am being blackmailed for something I didn't do.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Colonel Mustard think about the cook's murder?

    <p>I hate murders.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What comment does Colonel Mustard make regarding husbands?

    <p>Husband should be like Kleenex - soft, strong and disposable.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Colonel Mustard say to the suggestion that they are in danger?

    <p>What choice do we have?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Colonel Mustard refers to a potential threat by saying, 'Aren't you gonna to mention the coincidence that you also live in ______.'

    <p>Washington, DC</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Colonel Mustard is happy to joke around during serious situations.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many husbands has Colonel Mustard had?

    <p>Five</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Colonel Mustard Key Lines

    • Introduction: Colonel Mustard begins with a polite greeting, indicating uncertainty about the gathering.
    • Confirmation of Arrival: Assured that he is expected at the gathering.
    • Identity Confusion: Denies being only known as Colonel Mustard, suggesting a humorous mix-up with a name.
    • Suggestion for Pseudonym: Mentions he does not need a pseudonym as he has taken antihistamines.
    • Offering Coats: An interaction where his coat is offered to him, indicating hospitality.
    • Champagne Offer: Enthusiastically accepting champagne, showcasing a jovial nature.
    • Escort Mention: Being directed by Yvette to proceed, illustrating his arrival at the party.
    • Questioning Guests: Curious about others at the party and expecting potential guests.
    • Meeting Other Characters: Acknowledges encounters with other attendees as they settle in.
    • Credentials: Claims to be a colonel, asserting his military background without doubt.
    • Revealing Secrets: Engages in conversations about experiences in Washington, suggesting connections and assumptions about his character.

    Exchange and Allegations

    • Allegations of Blackmail: Colonel Mustard discovers shared grievances among guests, notably blackmail fears relating to a figure named McCarthy.
    • Clarifying Association: Cooperation and denial of any connection to the alleged blackmailer, Mr. Body.
    • Dialogue on Identity: Addresses queries about his reputation, asserting he is not affiliated with any implied wrongdoing.
    • Echoes of Accusation: Stresses a defense mechanism in response to the tensions, making light of serious situations.

    Plot Development

    • The Presence of Bodies: Recognition of dead bodies, escalating the urgency and drama of the situation.
    • Suspicion and Defense: Engages in defensive tactics against accusations, denying involvement in the murders.
    • Call for Rationality: Insists on calmness amid fear, advocating for a strategic search of the mansion.
    • Planning a Search: Proposes splitting the group to search for clues, heightening the narrative tension.

    Character Dynamics

    • Humorous Undertones: Infuses humor into serious discussions, juxtaposing light-hearted comments with dark circumstances.
    • Engaging with Others: Demonstrates courteousness and camaraderie with guests, expressing hope for lasting friendships despite perilous situations.
    • Reaction to Evidence: Responds to discoveries with both incredulity and determination, pushing for resolution during the chaotic events.

    Final Events and Resolution

    • Indicators of Suspicion: As uncertainty mounts regarding others in the house, Colonel Mustard’s dialogues fuel the narrative's tension.
    • Climax and Revelations: As scenes progress, interactions highlight character dynamics, weaving humor with unfolding drama as identities are questioned and allegiances are tested.

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    Explore the key lines and characteristics of Colonel Mustard from the classic murder mystery. This quiz delves into his interactions, humor, and presence at a gathering. Test your knowledge on how he engages with other characters at the party.

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