The rings under the board, part 3
1st Piece of puzzlement for The Clone Did It: The rings under the board part 3
Jenny Homes: Richard. Hi there, how has the new place been?
Richard Avant: Wow! Good. Been a Junto since last seeing. In vlogging, the question does rise is the Random set is soon to be taking over?
Jenny Homes: Wow, which would be the wanted path for some? Thanks for the views. So, when is this assignment to end?
Richard Avant: That would be hard to say. The posting that was left open by Amila Leap needs to be filled. The commanders seem to have chosen Pinecode, which says there is no need. So, the opportunity falls at the feet.
Jenny Homes: Isn’t it the judges that make that choice?
Richard Avant a Micro view that is confusion for those not in the same view.
Jenny Homes: That is a surprise. So, the investigation of the snatching of the bridge turned out well, and with that information in mind.
Richard Avant: Yes. The three eyewitness accounts of the scene were nearly the same in information. It was the horse head detail that caught the eye. In two of three detailed accounts, it was mentioned. The third said the head of the snatcher was oddly shaped. It could be obscured by the viewpoint of the eyewitness.
Jenny Homes: Okay, were any of the missing seen since being taken?
Richard Avant: One has surfaced, the first one that disappeared at the docks.
Jenny Homes: How is the mother, Emily? The family didn’t seem grief-stricken when interviewed.
Richard Avant: A fact kept out of the report for the public. No Answer could really be given in truth. Commander Wald told of a person wrecked with emotion. Since being found, a cell with padding has been home. Emily will not talk. Just a routine of wake walk in place, eating, and then standing watching the window and the passing clouds.
Jenny Homes: Sounds like a hamster kind of being.
2nd Piece of puzzlement for The Clone Did It: The rings under the board part 3
Hope Lump: Hi there, Jenny Homes, right?
Jenny Homes: Yes, that is right.
Hope Lump: Thanks for doing the show “The Wording.” It has been a connection for the family to talk over. Along with the Random Radio show.
Jenny Homes: Awesome, thanks for the support of the shows.
Hope Lump: Bye now, sorry to interrupt.
Jenny Homes: That’s Alright, Bye.
Richard Avant: Getting a little too famous for a cup of coffee.
Jenny Homes: A good and bad thing. The why and the push for the desk are starting to be understood by Boss.
Richard Avant: Not always a bad thing, the boss’s push at times. But that is the only update of the Baby Lake case. Sorry that it is not more.
Jenny Homes: Will update the article line on the show, and the same discretion will be applied for the public not to see too much.
Richard Avant: Thanks for that. What of the random radio show.
Jenny Homes: A beast that is becoming something else.
3rd Piece of puzzlement for The Clone Did It: The rings under the board part 3
Angie Huntsman: Why is there a want for coffee, Hope?
Casey: Is it because the two houses are so similar?
Hope Lump: Really, why is it hard to believe that the estate house is nearly the same as the Mayor’s mansion when the builder was the same person?
Angie Huntsman: The architect, not the builder.
Casey: Is there really a difference between the two?
Angie Huntsman: There are crossovers, but mainly the two are looking at the job massively differently.
Hope Lump: Let the grand room be the building of the thinking, a builder just getting started in the house, and the sneering of the machines awaking is annoying. Hence the want to go for coffee. Mom only lets this request be filled as the teen is walking with the younger two, even if at the start of the age.
Angie Huntsman: Insightful there, but the two being rebuilt are the reason the line of both being the same is hard to believe. Like, why is the grand room being restricted in the other house?
Hope Lump: For the orphanage, it’s the need for the beds, while the estate is the weight of the crowds, the floorboards are too loose according to building codes. Soon, when at the Estate, the noise was avoided there, still in life, as the same thing was going on at the orphanage. The architect designed an almost the same layout. The main difference between the two is the front door placement. At the estate, the door that is considered the porch is the front, and the front is covered by a walkway from the garage of the estate unlike the orphanage’s set up.
Alice Huntsman: How many buildings are on the estate vs the orphanage?
4th Piece of puzzlement for The Clone Did It: The rings under the board part 3
Hope Lump: The mansion, sorry manor, the family took over is a part of the estate of the family lump. As there are four or five buildings on the grounds. Which is trying to be proposed as a wedding business by mom to grandmom. But that can only happen after the family is done using the manor for the mayorship of dad.
Casey: Is that why FSL chose the change?
Angie Huntsman: That would make since they want the wedding to be conducted in the Banner estate of Lump, where the mayor once lived for Watergate.
Hope Lump: Why are letters used instead of the name?
Angie Huntsman: The initials should be used by the public. Otherwise, the shortened name becomes Frank, and that could be seen as waspy.
Casey: Waspy?
Hope Lump: It’s colloque meaning wasp or infestation. The point being made is a valid compression. The name of Frank does sounded off-putting. When it is said.
Casey: And the education is hard for the day, enjoy the confab.
Angie Huntsman: The reasons why coffee and talking are important for most.
Hope Lump: What of the orphanage and the reason for the coffee to make the day easier excuse?
Angie Huntsman: There is a good one to ask. There is the knowledge of the agents being at the house last night, right?
Hope Lump: Yes, that was passed along.
Angie Huntsman: Okay, three got out of bed and said there was a beast about the house. and the string was explained to the agents almost in perfect echo of each other. Even if it was a one-by-one interview.
Puzzlement
5th Piece of puzzlement for The Clone Did It: The rings under the board part 3
Brian Zain: Well, while the show was away, the question of why the word lawyer instead of the cognoscenti, like when Ted Wolf met with Morale Conscionable Gendarme in Naria, Riroga. Well, there is an easy answer to that, of course. Lawyers are allowed to practice law in their home country. While cognoscenti practice abroad after being vetted by the Orb-organized council. Which was formed after the war of the orb.
Robert Lump: Thanks for turning on the radio to let it be known that the library is no longer a place for one.
Mike: Not a problem, wormy.
Robert Lump: Oh, the best to come back with is wordplay.
Mike: So, back to the issues of last night. The sight of the unseen wight that bows the floor from its weight to cause noise. The three brave orphans slowly crept into the room and to the point of the floor that was groaning the most. Where nothing was felt by a waving hand of each. So, there in the middle of the three orphans, waving hands back and forth, feeling nothing. When the boards sprang up as though the weight holding the boards down was gone.
Robert Lump: A string worthy of the books kept here.
Mike: It does sound that way in truth, but the others seen the same thing. Therefore, the line can be proved.
Robert Lump: Then off and down the stair way to talk with the others.
Steven: Hey, there. Mike, what is the current state of talks?
Mike: Not sure.
Robert Lump: How many times has the string been told?
Steven: At four or five times. Oddly been told to shut up so much over the years it’s hard to talk.
Mike: Not going to be understood.
Robert Lump: It’s understood. Being told to shut up is not a unique experience. Now what took place last night was. Hench the want to hear about it.
Steven: So, the line of view from Mike was heard. Want it from a different view.
Robert Lump: How about using it on the radio?
Mike/Steven: What?
Robert Lump: Call the random radio line and tell the string.
Steven: Don’t want to talk as just told. So, No.
Mike: Fine. Bet it and get it ready.
Robert Lump: Seems the workers are here for the day.
Mike: Hard to say if the workers are here. There is little noise going on. How are the workers at the manor being watched?
Robert Lump: The manor is also an office building at this time. So, the aids of the mayor are there. Actually, at first, it was a choice to come here or not. But being alone in an office versus being around others the same age was an easy choice to make.
Mike: Aren’t the books older than the office workers? See the box that was uncovered just now?
Robert Lump: Yeah. Does not look like the workers noticed the box. If we’re quick enough, it can be taken.
Alice Lump: What is the box?
Robert Lump: It was just uncovered by the workers in the grand room. Decide it would be a fun mystery for at least ten minutes today.
Alice Lump: Okay, going to stay in the room for the unboxing at least before leaving.
Robert Lump: How are the lines from last night going?
Alice Lump: That is another ten minutes of mystery. And that is only the shallow end of the pool for it. Isn’t that right, Mike?
Mike: Yes, ma’am.
Robert Lump: And the box is ready to be opened.
Angie Huntsman: The girls have decided to hide outside while the workers are in. What is that?
Robert Lump: A packet of rings with a stone in the middle of it.
Alice Lump: Enjoy that mystery then. going to ensure the weight of the boards can handle the wight of nothing.
Mike: That is a lot to hold since the braves three could not see the wight in front of them, but could see the bending floorboard.
Angie Huntsman: Looks like a jasper gemstone in the hold of the ring.
Robert Lump: Thinking of taking one to the “Ancient Tree” office tomorrow, might get a faster answer to it all. As to what that means and the reason it was hidden under the floorboards.
Angie Huntsman: Nice, alignment of life, and is asking to be kept in the loop too much?
Robert Lump: Nope.
Mike: Want to head back to the library and see if there is any information that would lead to the why?
Robert Lump: Well, did get the answer to the question from last night.
Mike: The answer to what?
Robert Lump: When the agent were at the manor, one of the portraits being sent away was decided not to because of the history the agent told. Sorry, a few of them were decided to be kept.
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