A Sherlock Holmes Case
You walk into the living area, where everyone greets you except the Professor, and you sit down where you could see everyone.
Watson keeps a conversation going with Mr. Bennett about unimportant small talk, and you look to the professor, who is standing in the corner, being as far away from his chained up dog as possible.
With careful observation, you find something unusual about his hands. You take notice of the professor's thick and horny knuckles, and immediately make the connection between these, the odd behavior, the dog's change in attitude towards his master, and the creeper. The professor is behaving like a monkey.
Right when you realize this, you and Watson turn to the Professor, who has completely snapped. He gets on all fours, and starts to torment his dog, who is chained in the other corner of the room. Surprisingly, the dog gets loose from his leash, and starts to attack the professor. You look to Edith, who seems like she is about to faint, and look back at the Professor, trying to decide who to help first.
Watson keeps a conversation going with Mr. Bennett about unimportant small talk, and you look to the professor, who is standing in the corner, being as far away from his chained up dog as possible.
With careful observation, you find something unusual about his hands. You take notice of the professor's thick and horny knuckles, and immediately make the connection between these, the odd behavior, the dog's change in attitude towards his master, and the creeper. The professor is behaving like a monkey.
Right when you realize this, you and Watson turn to the Professor, who has completely snapped. He gets on all fours, and starts to torment his dog, who is chained in the other corner of the room. Surprisingly, the dog gets loose from his leash, and starts to attack the professor. You look to Edith, who seems like she is about to faint, and look back at the Professor, trying to decide who to help first.