by WiZ » Wed Oct 18, 2017 8:33 pm
GalFisk
Does he think the key is damaged? no That the lock is wrong? Strongly DOYD of 'Wrong' Did he insert the key in the keyhole? yes, eventuallyDid he try but fail to insert it? no If he did insert it, did he turn it? yes Or try but fail to turn it? no Turn it the wrong way? no Turn it too little? no Too much (if that's possible)? no
Earnest
so John and Jane were in the same houseish but in two different rooms right? correct And both of them know precisely who was there on the other side of the door, right? yes
did John knock at the door? no If so, after having tried the key? Before? n/a And again, did Jane open the door? no If not, relevant the reason why? for context Relevant how John got the key? yes did Jane have a key as well? yes did Jane give John the key? yesish If so, minutes before? this Hours before? Days before?
comunicate to each other = knocking at the door? talking? thisish If not "talking", because they weren't allow to do that? Because they didn't want to be heard? n/a because it was part of the game? although this is a factor Because they were mute? no
game...was the objective to enter Jane's room? yes did John need a password? no
Was Jane's room locked? yes (I mean...it is possible that it was unlocked and John tried to unlock it with the key without success because it was already unlocked? no ...hope not for John) If so, relevant why Jane's room was locked? yes Was it something written that impede John to enter before an hour? no A sort of rule? no A precaution? no, although this is closest Did he need to wait for something? no