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| | =Overview= | | =Overview= |
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| − | THIS IS THE GM'S SECTION FOR THE '''CLUED UP''' SCENARIO. DON'T READ THIS PAGE IF THERE IS ANY POSSIBILITY YOU MIGHT PLAY THIS GAME. Instead, head back to [[Scum: Clued Up|this link]]! | + | THIS IS THE GM'S SECTION FOR THE '''CLUED UP''' SCENARIO. DON'T READ THIS PAGE IF THERE IS ANY POSSIBILITY YOU MIGHT READ THIS GAME. Instead, head back to [[Scum: Clued Up|this link]]! |
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| | Having said that, all you GMs out there might want to bear in mind that these are just suggestions as to how you could unfold the mystery for the players - you can drop or ignore as much of this as you like. | | Having said that, all you GMs out there might want to bear in mind that these are just suggestions as to how you could unfold the mystery for the players - you can drop or ignore as much of this as you like. |
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| | =The Answer: Where is Darryl's Money?= | | =The Answer: Where is Darryl's Money?= |
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| | =The Trail of Clues= | | =The Trail of Clues= |
| | ===The Study=== | | ===The Study=== |
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| − | A search will find, amongst the crap and drug paraphenalia, a tattered receipt from a few days ago indicating that Darryl visited ''Kwik Kash'', a local pawnbroker. However, rather than sell stuff (as is more common for Scum) he was actually spending money, apparently spending £10,000 on an item labelled "PRINCESS CUT LOOSE".
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| | ===The Lounge=== | | ===The Lounge=== |
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| − | In the graveyard is Darryl's mum's grave, which looks to have been freshly disturbed. Among the broken dirt are some empty Tesco's bags. This will remind the Scum that for a day or two they saw Darryl carrying around a couple of bulging Tesco's bags. Presumably, they figure, he was carrying around all the bank notes he had like this, but presumably he managed to change the cash into something more portable.
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| | ===The Kitchen=== | | ===The Kitchen=== |
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| − | Hanging around here and listening carefully, the Scum will hear two guys with Polish accents quizzing the Turks in the van. The Turks will be denying that they know where "that stupid boy" is, and reassuring the Poles that they'd "never deal with that sort of cash without the permission of the boss" and that "we don't even keep that sort of money in the van, nor jewellery".
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| − | The Turks will then point out the Scum present saying ''"they're his mates, might want to ask them"''. Any Scum who doesn't leg it at this stage will be grabbed by the Poles, and will effectively be out of the game. Let them know this, of course.
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| | ===Professor Plum=== | | ===Professor Plum=== |
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| − | Plum will reveal that he knew Darryl, and that Darryl was a "nice boy". He'll eventually let on that Darryl did indeed cottage with him, but that Darryl was ''"always a taker, never a giver, which was a shame because the boy had an arse like a bucket."''
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| | ===Reverend Green=== | | ===Reverend Green=== |
| − | Green will say that Darryl was ''"alright - he'd do anything for cash that boy."'' He'll findly recollect the one time that Darryl did a drug run from Amsterdam for him. He says he never figured how Darryl got so much resin through customs.
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| | ===Miss Scarlett=== | | ===Miss Scarlett=== |
| − | Scralett turns out to be Darryl's older sister. Her real name is Hannah, and she's thirty-one. She reveals that Darryl had always been a bit weird, trying on her clothes and jewellery when he was little, and only recently asked her where he could buy some girly bling.
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| | ===Mrs. Peacock=== | | ===Mrs. Peacock=== |
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| − | Contrary to rumour, Mrs. Peacock never sucked off Darryl. In fact, he was just good friends with her. He told her that he wasn't planning to go to Ibiza at all, but had bigger dreams and plans. He was going to use his cash to buy into the underworld in London, and said that ''"they don't deal with cash, these people."''
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| | ===Colonel Mustard=== | | ===Colonel Mustard=== |
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| − | Mustard will confide that he often saw Darryl come in, and that when Darryl thought he wasn't looking that the boy would shoplift various gay magazines into whatever newspaper he was buying. Also, he says, he saw Darryl buying a big tube of KY and a packet of condoms, and recalls Darryl asking Mr. Patel if these were the strongest ones he had...
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| − | White isn't Darryl's aunty, but rather his stalker. In her trolley she has several grainy photos of him, obviously taken without his knowledge. The pertinent one is through his bathroom window, where Darryl has a grimace of constipation on his face, but is squatting in the bathtub, with his hand towards his backside...
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| | =GMing troubleshooter= | | =GMing troubleshooter= |
