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What does Plum say in response to the situation?
What does Plum say in response to the situation?
- This way please.
- Well, well, well...and I thought I'd seen everything (correct)
- We're not.
- I run my own business
Wadsworth realizes that Miss Scarlet and the professor are acquainted.
Wadsworth realizes that Miss Scarlet and the professor are acquainted.
False (B)
What does Plum hope for?
What does Plum hope for?
That she'll return the favor someday
What does Wadsworth refer to when he mentions a long hall?
What does Wadsworth refer to when he mentions a long hall?
What is the atmosphere of the gathering as described by Wadsworth?
What is the atmosphere of the gathering as described by Wadsworth?
Who is the butler introduced by Wadsworth?
Who is the butler introduced by Wadsworth?
Green admits to being clumsy.
Green admits to being clumsy.
How does Peacock respond when asked about her husband?
How does Peacock respond when asked about her husband?
Mustard is aware of being blackmailed.
Mustard is aware of being blackmailed.
Plum claims he runs a business that provides gentlemen with the company of a ______.
Plum claims he runs a business that provides gentlemen with the company of a ______.
What does White say about the threat he received?
What does White say about the threat he received?
What movie was White seeing when he was out all evening?
What movie was White seeing when he was out all evening?
Flashcards
Plum's Initial Reaction
Plum's Initial Reaction
Expresses surprise, highlighting the absurdity.
Wadsworth on Miss Scarlet
Wadsworth on Miss Scarlet
Hints at her connection to the professor, denied by Scarlet.
Wadsworth's Hosting
Wadsworth's Hosting
Acknowledges the house's size and seats guests.
Green's Admission
Green's Admission
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Peacock on Scarlet's Husband
Peacock on Scarlet's Husband
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White's Explanation
White's Explanation
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Mustard Prompts
Mustard Prompts
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Scarlet's Confirmation
Scarlet's Confirmation
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Wadsworth's 'Game'
Wadsworth's 'Game'
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Peacock's Panic
Peacock's Panic
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Mr. Boddy
Mr. Boddy
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Blackmail is discussed
Blackmail is discussed
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Study Notes
Miss Scarlet Lines Overview
- Plum expresses surprise at the events, signifying the absurdity of the situation.
- Wadsworth introduces Miss Scarlet, hinting at her connection with the professor, but she denies any prior acquaintance.
- Wadsworth comments on the state of the bridge being washed out, explaining the circumstances that brought Miss Scarlet and the professor together.
- Plum hints at an expectation of reciprocity from Miss Scarlet for the ride she received.
- Wadsworth acknowledges the size of the house while directing guests to their seating arrangement, amplifying the mystery of their surroundings.
- Wadsworth, the butler, introduces himself courteously, establishing his role in the scene.
- Green clumsily acknowledges his awkwardness, bringing a light-hearted note to the tension.
- The continued exchange maintains a sense of surprise and curiosity among the characters about one another's identities and histories.
- Peacock inquires about Miss Scarlet's husband, suggesting a network of past relationships among the characters.
- Mistaken assumptions about laziness are called out, highlighting character dynamics.
- Green reveals his accident-prone nature with a quick quip, showcasing humor amidst uncertainty.
- White cryptically alludes to knowledge of sensitive information, adding intrigue.
- Mustard prompts conversation regarding shared living locations, suggesting hidden parallels among the characters.
- Miss Scarlet confirms she lives in Washington, which aligns her with the others in their mysterious gathering.
- Characters express urgency with Wadsworth's interruptions and directives, creating tension.
- Wadsworth mentions a 'game,' implying a deeper plot or challenge being set up among the guests.
- Peacock panics due to a sudden absence of others, indicating underlying anxiety within the group.
- Wadsworth outlines clear instructions, revealing organizational control amid chaos.
- Discussion of blackmail surfaces, with characters downplaying their secrets, hinting at hidden guilt or vulnerability.
- Mr. Boddy is introduced as a key character, evoking hostility and distrust among the guests.
- Wadsworth interrogates Plum, teasing deeper secrets related to his medical practice.
- Plum's business dealings are questioned, referencing suggestive and possibly scandalous activities.
- An assertion of innocence is made by Mustard, while Plum navigates controversial accusations, weaving comedy into drama.
- Whites explanation of public threats raises questions about motivations and public perception.
- Characters weave stories and alibis, hinting at a plot filled with deception, intrigue, and possible motives for murder.
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