Message Forum: Re: EFSM - A Series Of Unfortunate Events?

Re: EFSM - A Series Of Unfortunate Events?

Posted By: mandichaos, on host 199.173.225.27
Date: Thursday, January 12, 2006, at 07:57:39
In Reply To: EFSM - A Series Of Unfortunate Events? posted by ScottieGirlC on Thursday, January 12, 2006, at 03:04:50:

> I've been making a flow chart, trying to figure out the order in which I need to do things. I don't need spoilers (I hope!), per se, so much as confirmation that I'm thinking in the right order. :-)
>
> To get the cheese back from Mr. Crasto, I am fairly sure I have to somehow yank the chain out through the window. However, I think I have to do the yanking *from* the male staff room.
>

Your method of distraction is right on target. Your location is way off. When one end is in your hand and the other end is positioned to cause an avalanche, see where the game will let you walk and still hold on to it.

> (Hints on this board have indicated that I need to use the smock in some way; however, the only thing I've been able to slip under the book so far has been the chain itself. This itself is wierd--you would think the smock, the coffee filter, or anything else semi-flat would work just fine.)
>

Been able to show off your uniform some place on campus? Maybe it might be a good idea to show off your individuality there too.

> To open the window in the male staff room, though, I have to get the teachers out.
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> I can't get the teachers out until I can prove to them that there's a kung fu battle going on downstairs.
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> How can I prove that? Nothing can be used as a weapon--if I get in there, I just get squished. I've thought of trying to get a camera from the photographers at the fashion show, but none of them want to relinquish it--and again, nothing from my inventory seems promising.
>

According to those photographers, individuality != fashion. *points at earlier hint*

> For what it's worth, I *have* delivered the artist, calmed down the kids, finished the computer game, turned in the fingerprints and gold, and committed two different acts of vandalism in the past.
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> SO, MY QUESTION IS: If my line of reasoning is correct, then I need a little nudge in getting a camera from the photographers. If it's wrong, where have I gone wrong, and in which direction should I be nudged?
>

Your reasoning is correct. Just nudged you. :)

-Mandi aka Chaos

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Message:	> > I've been making a flow chart, trying to figure out the order in which I need to do things. I don't need spoilers (I hope!), per se, so much as confirmation that I'm thinking in the right order. :-) > > > > To get the cheese back from Mr. Crasto, I am fairly sure I have to somehow yank the chain out through the window. However, I think I have to do the yanking from the male staff room. > > > > Your method of distraction is right on target. Your location is way off. When one end is in your hand and the other end is positioned to cause an avalanche, see where the game will let you walk and still hold on to it. > > > (Hints on this board have indicated that I need to use the smock in some way; however, the only thing I've been able to slip under the book so far has been the chain itself. This itself is wierd--you would think the smock, the coffee filter, or anything else semi-flat would work just fine.) > > > > Been able to show off your uniform some place on campus? Maybe it might be a good idea to show off your individuality there too. > > > To open the window in the male staff room, though, I have to get the teachers out. > > > > I can't get the teachers out until I can prove to them that there's a kung fu battle going on downstairs. > > > > How can I prove that? Nothing can be used as a weapon--if I get in there, I just get squished. I've thought of trying to get a camera from the photographers at the fashion show, but none of them want to relinquish it--and again, nothing from my inventory seems promising. > > > > According to those photographers, individuality != fashion. points at earlier hint > > > For what it's worth, I have delivered the artist, calmed down the kids, finished the computer game, turned in the fingerprints and gold, and committed two different acts of vandalism in the past. > > > > SO, MY QUESTION IS: If my line of reasoning is correct, then I need a little nudge in getting a camera from the photographers. If it's wrong, where have I gone wrong, and in which direction should I be nudged? > > > > Your reasoning is correct. Just nudged you. :) > > -Mandi aka Chaos
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