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==Moving the Body: Cross-Examination== | ==Moving the Body: Cross-Examination== | ||
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'''Present Larry's Sketch''' at any of Iris's statements. You tell them that it is Iris, flying over the bridge. It seems that Elise's (Misty's) brilliant and highly-gifted apprentice (Larry) has drawn the sketch based on what he saw that night, Iris flying over the bridge. Godot wants you to show that the sketch is important. Say that the sketch is '''a complete contradiction''' (for a moment of hilarity and | '''Present Larry's Sketch''' at any of Iris's statements. You tell them that it is Iris, flying over the bridge. It seems that Elise's (Misty's) brilliant and highly-gifted apprentice (Larry) has drawn the sketch based on what he saw that night, Iris flying over the bridge. Godot wants you to show that the sketch is important. Say that the sketch is '''a complete contradiction''' (for a moment of hilarity and no penalty, say the sketch depicts '''exactly what happened'''). Larry had drawn "exactly" what he saw, so the sketch contradicts with reality. You will now present the contradiction on the sketch. '''Present''' one of the suspension wires on either upper side of the screen (try the left one first, as the right wire may not work). | ||
Godot wants proof. '''Present''' the '''Dusky Bridge Photo'''. In the sketch, the wires are above the bridge. In the photo, however, they are below! Your explanation? Laurice (Larry) was waiting for the love of his life to come to him. He fell asleep later by lying on his back! When lightning hit, he saw the figure fly "face up"! Your conclusion!? What Larry saw and drew was upside-down! | Godot wants proof. '''Present''' the '''Dusky Bridge Photo'''. In the sketch, the wires are above the bridge. In the photo, however, they are below! Your explanation? Laurice (Larry) was waiting for the love of his life to come to him. He fell asleep later by lying on his back! When lightning hit, he saw the figure fly "face up"! Your conclusion!? What Larry saw and drew was upside-down! | ||
