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An evening of chit-chat and drinks turned into a puzzling murder investigation when two young and wealthy friends were unfortunate to retrace their steps from the previous night’s party. The two were found in the attic where they had been killed during the game, which was supposed to be an elaborate treasure hunt.

What is the plot of the story?

The two friends had been attempting to solve a treasure hunt that they had played the previous night at their friend’s mansion. The party was supposed to be an elaborate treasure hunt but turned out to be a murder mystery game. The wealth and youth of the two victims led the police on a wild goose chase as they suspected all the possible suspects. When it appeared to be that both victims were killed over something that was left behind at the mansion, they tried to retrace their steps from there, leading them back to their original destination.

Who is in the cast? What role did each character portray?

The cast includes Rachel Sennott, a 17-year-old girl who was the younger of the two victims. She was an only child, and she lived in a condominium with her parents. Her mother and father were divorced, but they lived in the same building as their daughter. Rachel had gone to a prestigious private high school for her four years of high school, then she went to college locally. Rachel’s best friend Amanda was her roommate at college. She did not have any siblings or any family members. Like Rachel, Amanda wanted to attend Gotham University, where the victims graduated from

What are the difficulties they face?

The two murder victims had been assigned to teams of three or four people. Each team was assigned a different room to look for clues. The next morning, however, when the two victims were found dead in the attic, one of the other teams that were assigned a room was missing. The police had started to question all of the other suspects, including Rachel’s parents, friends from their high school, and Amanda.

Who is the antagonist? What are its motives?

The antagonist is a killer who is targeting college students and luring them back to his mansion. He was getting off on watching college kids being murdered. The killer’s motive was to help him receive sexual gratification from other killers in the area. The scene where the two girls are in the hallway at the end of the party is a key scene. The hallways in the mansion had been converted into an elaborate treasure hunt. Some signs were placed by each team, which indicated where they were supposed to be going next. The police brought up pictures and descriptions of each member at the party as well as their room assignment to help them identify possible suspects. They also took samples of skin and hair from each person who attended the party.

Who is the most loved character?

The most loved character is Rachel Sennott, the fifteen-year-old college freshman who was killed in the mansion. They all just loved her. Her parents were the hosts of the party and the police questioned them heavily because they reported that they had not been able to find any missing people at their condo after Rachel’s death.

What is the climax like?

The climax is when Rachel was reported missing and the search for her started. Her parents, who had reported that they did not know where she went or what happened to their daughter, were interrogated by the police. It was discovered that a boy Rachel had been friendly with from her high school was at a party at the mansion. He did not have any good alibis and he was a stalker, so he might have been the killer. Amanda, Rachel’s best friend, also attended the mansion party. The police questioned her about it because of her friendship with Rachel.

Would you recommend watching this?

I would recommend watching this if you are a true crime junkie or if you are a fan of the genre. The story was told completely in flashback to the police and other characters so we got to see the killer in his environment. I did not find this to be as good as Some Kind Of Beautiful or I Want To Know Who Killed Me, but it was entertaining and entertaining enough.