Last sentence(s) of page 129 for eBook readers:
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The ālast lineā bit is useful even for book-book readers, since none of the pages between 123 and 136 are numbered.
Well, I managed to call the first bit of the solution, where it comes to Sapphire at least. I didnāt spot the Adamās apple, I admit, though others did.
I was surprised at the Adamās apple being the clue. It seemed so subtle I thought I was reading too much into it. Although Hanae did say there was one person unmistakably in disguise and I poured over the pictures of the three suspects without seeing anything else!
Good call on the person with the bag being the only one with means to hide the rats@Belthazar!
I didnāt even catch that connection! Thanks for pointing it out ^^
To be honest I found this a slightly confusing start, because it hadnāt really occurred to me for some reason that the culprit in attendance wouldnāt be the mastermind himself. It was all so focused on the Mouse that I didnāt imagine it might be somebody else - so I was pretty baffled when Kuroboshi was like āquick, after him!ā .
Also lol at Kuroboshi confidently whipping that wig off what if theyād got it wrong?!
Had a good giggle because of the expression ćµććć®ćććæ / trapped rat . Nice pun!
Thanks for the vocab list, btw! I was able to read everything in one go! Will read again more carefully and look up grammar I donāt understand later this week.
that they will be able to catch @Micki Mouse. (Sorry, I just love that Micki with the Mickey Mouse avatar is reading a case with us that is about a thief called similar to Mickey Mouse. )
I donāt think he will (still) be in that house.
Just necroing this thread to say Iāve finally finished the Week 12 reading (my new noting taking method is much more time-effective). Thanks to all who contributed to the vocab sheet, especially whoever noted that ćµććć®ćććæ is an (idiomatic) expression - that would have led to some confusion otherwise!
Just one question, from the very first page, p 120:
Is ćµććµć something someone would actually say, or is it along the lines of mumble mumble, written in stories but not actually said aloud in real life (except to be funny)?
what if theyād got it wrong?!
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