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Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:06 AM

Originally Posted by morgaine300

Something more generic: did opening the door itself cause something to happen?

As a side note, if Gordon did not know these people were in the room, I would say the fact that they saw each other (i.e. were in the same place) was indeed "coincidental."

Another tough one to answer... the opening of the door did not in itself cause a reaction with something else. I believe that is your question.

The problem I have with the word coincidental is that Gordon was going in to collect the trash, as has been established. Since he had a purpose to go in the room, I didn't see that as a coincidence.

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:07 AM

Originally Posted by morgaine300

Interesting. You answered the three separate items, but not the main question. Was there another form of art then?

I missed it. I went back and answered it almost immediately, but you clicked in there first.

morgaine300 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:09 AM

Is the work of this last person relevant? Yes.

We haven't asked about this. (That's under "boss.") We've been concentrating on what the man and his workers do, and not what the boss does. (I have thought about how he would be relevant, but not about his actual job.)

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:10 AM

Originally Posted by morgaine300

We haven't asked about this. (That's under "boss.") We've been concentrating on what the man and his workers do, and not what the boss does. (I have thought about how he would be relevant, but not about his actual job.)

His specific job isn't important so much as that he's the boss.

morgaine300 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:12 AM

Originally Posted by Just Looking

The problem I have with the word coincidental is that Gordon was going in to collect the trash, as has been established. Since he had a purpose to go in the room, I didn't see that as a coincidence.

I was referring to Gordon and the man seeing each other while Gordon was taking out the trash. It's coincidental that they ended up in that room at the same time. i.e. they did not plan to meet there and did not set out to. Which is what I meant. (Don't worry about - just pointing it out.)

morgaine300 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:13 AM

So, being the boss is his job.

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:16 AM

Originally Posted by morgaine300

So, being the boss is his job.

Yes, it's really all you need to know about his job. When you figure out what happened, his role comes into play.

morgaine300 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:16 AM

Was it Gordon coming into the room that caused the incidence?

Was it something he saw that caused the incidence?

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:17 AM

Was it Gordon coming into the room that caused the incidence? Yes

Was it something he saw that caused the incidence? No, I wouldn't put it that way.

Did we lose Unky?

Unknown008 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:24 AM

Not quite, I'm trying to think of what might have happened and I'm out of questions for the time being :o

Unknown008 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:26 AM

Does it have to do with music?
The recording of an album?

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:28 AM

Originally Posted by Unknown008

Not quite, I'm trying to think of what might have happened and I'm out of questions for the time being :o

I thought you might be off eating lunch. No school today?

Originally Posted by Unknown008

Does it have to do with music?
The recording of an album?

No, not music.

Unknown008 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:32 AM

:(

No, there will be no school until the exams. So, I'm home for this week and the next.

Does the work of the 'workers' has to do with sound?
Sight?
Smell?
Taste?

morgaine300 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:33 AM

I'm a little out of questions too.

I keep looking at this money vs item thing at the very top and wondering if there's something I can ask about that, but don't know what. Something gets "ruined" but not "damaged."

We need to establish what these people do, and how the boss is involved, probably in that order.

Twice when "seeing" something was brought up, the answer has been "not quite right." (It needs tweaked.)

I think there's where we need to concentrate. Although I'm not sure what the clue is supposed to be that's in that list. I might be dismissing something important.

I'm just tired and can't really think about it anymore. So I'm going to get my contacts out, feed cats, etc. think while I'm doing it, and maybe check back in one more time before climbing in bed.

morgaine300 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:35 AM

Originally Posted by Unknown008

:(

No, there will be no school until the exams. So, I'm home for this week and the next.

Just in time for her to take off on a honeymoon? Well, then I guess me and you will be doing one. Oh, wait, you said you had to study - maybe this can be for breaks.

The music idea was interesting.

morgaine300 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:36 AM

Were they FILMING something? (You know, like movies.)

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:38 AM

I probably need to go to bed. I've been working while we are playing, but I still have work to finish tomorrow.

Unky - No to all of your questions.

I feel like this has gotten more complicated than it really is. :o The money thing - we know it involves a loss of money, but it wasn't cash thrown away, stolen, etc. "It cost a man thousands"

The clue is early on in the game.

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:40 AM

Originally Posted by morgaine300

Were they FILMING something? (You know, like movies.)

YES! Yay - now we are on a roll. I have a huge smile on my face.

Just Looking · Oct 1, 2010, 02:41 AM

Originally Posted by Just Looking

YES! Yay - now we are on a roll. I have a huge smile on my face.

Of course, now we have to stay up and finish this. :p

Unknown008 · Oct 1, 2010, 02:44 AM

So... Gordon entered a room where the man and the workers were in a play/scene. As Gordon opened the door, he was immediately in the film and ruined it. Hence, the film was to be redone and the man has lost millions of dollars.

Is that... it? :confused: