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* Turtle during the "trial" scene.scene, in which she figures out what the ''real'' Westing Game is, and soon figures out the real answer. She then bikes over to the house of Julian Eastman, the current head of Westing's company...and the fourth alias Westing is going under.
-->"Hi, Sandy. I won!"
-->"Hi, Sandy. I won!"
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** She even came pretty close to figuring out the whole thing, in that [[spoiler: Angela's "to win = twin" theory uses ''exactly'' the same out-of-the-box thinking as "The one who wins the windfall is the one who finds the / [=FOURTH=]"]]. If the will hadn't been stolen and she'd had more time to review the original text, Sydelle might have solved the entire puzzle!
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** She even came pretty close to figuring out the whole thing, in that [[spoiler: Angela's "to win = twin" theory uses ''exactly'' the same out-of-the-box thinking as "The one who wins the windfall is the one who finds the / [=FOURTH=]"]].[=FOURTH=]". If the will hadn't been stolen and she'd had more time to review the original text, Sydelle might have solved the entire puzzle!
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* Judge Ford and Sandy [=McSouthers=] spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out in the end that [=McSouthers=] - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford]]!
* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course, [[spoiler: covertly observing most of the participants in his guise as a doorman for two months, then seeding the slate of heirs with a couple of ringers - himself as "Sandy", and a P.I. (Otis Amber) whose professional ethics obliged him to conceal one client's confidential information from another - gave him an edge in his manipulations.]]
* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course, [[spoiler: covertly observing most of the participants in his guise as a doorman for two months, then seeding the slate of heirs with a couple of ringers - himself as "Sandy", and a P.I. (Otis Amber) whose professional ethics obliged him to conceal one client's confidential information from another - gave him an edge in his manipulations.]]
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* Judge Ford and Sandy [=McSouthers=] spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And And we find out in the end that [=McSouthers=] - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford]]!
Ford!
* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course,[[spoiler: covertly observing most of the participants in his guise as a doorman for two months, then seeding the slate of heirs with a couple of ringers - himself as "Sandy", and a P.I. (Otis Amber) whose professional ethics obliged him to conceal one client's confidential information from another - gave him an edge in his manipulations.]]manipulations.
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* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course,
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* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course, [[spoiler: covertly observing most of the participants in his guise as a doorman for two months, then seeding the slate of heirs with two ringers - himself as "Sandy", and a P.I. (Otis Amber) whose professional ethics obliged him to conceal one client's confidential information from another - gave him an edge in his manipulations.]]
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* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course, [[spoiler: covertly observing most of the participants in his guise as a doorman for two months, then seeding the slate of heirs with two a couple of ringers - himself as "Sandy", and a P.I. (Otis Amber) whose professional ethics obliged him to conceal one client's confidential information from another - gave him an edge in his manipulations.]]
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* Judge Ford and Sandy [=McSouthers=] spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out in the end that [=McSouthers=] - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford]]!
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* Judge Ford and Sandy [=McSouthers=] spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out in the end that [=McSouthers=] - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford]]!Ford]]!
* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course, [[spoiler: covertly observing most of the participants in his guise as a doorman for two months, then seeding the slate of heirs with two ringers - himself as "Sandy", and a P.I. (Otis Amber) whose professional ethics obliged him to conceal one client's confidential information from another - gave him an edge in his manipulations.]]
* The Game itself is an awesomely elaborate scheme, that only TheChessmaster could have devised. Of course, [[spoiler: covertly observing most of the participants in his guise as a doorman for two months, then seeding the slate of heirs with two ringers - himself as "Sandy", and a P.I. (Otis Amber) whose professional ethics obliged him to conceal one client's confidential information from another - gave him an edge in his manipulations.]]
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** She even came pretty close to figuring out the whole thing, in that [[spoiler: Angela's "to win = twin" theory uses ''exactly'' the same out-of-the-box thinking as "The one who wins the windfall is the one who finds the / [=FOURTH=]"]]. If the will hadn't been stolen and she'd had more time to review the original text, Sydelle might have solved the whole thing!
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** She even came pretty close to figuring out the whole thing, in that [[spoiler: Angela's "to win = twin" theory uses ''exactly'' the same out-of-the-box thinking as "The one who wins the windfall is the one who finds the / [=FOURTH=]"]]. If the will hadn't been stolen and she'd had more time to review the original text, Sydelle might have solved the whole thing!entire puzzle!
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* Judge Ford and Sandy [=McSouthers=] spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out that end that [=McSouthers=] - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford!]]
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* Judge Ford and Sandy [=McSouthers=] spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out that in the end that [=McSouthers=] - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford!]]Ford]]!
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** She even came pretty close to figuring out the whole thing, in that [[spoiler: her "to win = twin" theory uses ''exactly'' the same out-of-the-box thinking as "The one who wins the windfall is the one who finds the / [=FOURTH=]"]]. If the will hadn't been stolen and she'd had more time to review the original text, Sydelle might have solved the whole thing!
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** She even came pretty close to figuring out the whole thing, in that [[spoiler: her Angela's "to win = twin" theory uses ''exactly'' the same out-of-the-box thinking as "The one who wins the windfall is the one who finds the / [=FOURTH=]"]]. If the will hadn't been stolen and she'd had more time to review the original text, Sydelle might have solved the whole thing!
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*** She didn't just write it in Polish. She wrote it in Polish ''in shorthand''. She essentially forced anyone who tried to steal it to have to crack two barriers to read it.
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** When the clues are passed out, instead of immediately opening hers, Sydelle has Angela listen with her to how the other teams are reacting to their own clues. That gets them a bit of an advantage later, since they're able to use the reactions to make very good guesses as to what some of the other clues were.
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** She even came pretty close to figuring out the whole thing, in that [[spoiler: her "to win = twin" theory uses ''exactly'' the same out-of-the-box thinking as "The one who wins the windfall is the one who finds the / [=FOURTH=]"]]. If the will hadn't been stolen and she'd had more time to review the original text, Sydelle might have solved the whole thing!
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* Sydelle Pulaski figuring out that the clues are the lyrics to "America The Beautiful".
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* Sydelle Pulaski figuring out that the clues are the lyrics to "America The Beautiful".Beautiful."
** And having the forethought to write her copy of the will in Polish in case anyone stole it.
** And having the forethought to write her copy of the will in Polish in case anyone stole it.
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* Judge Ford and Sandy McSouthers spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out that end that McSouthers - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford!]]
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* Judge Ford and Sandy McSouthers [=McSouthers=] spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out that end that McSouthers [=McSouthers=] - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford!]]
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* Sydelle Pulaski figuring out that the clues are the lyrics to "America The Beautiful".Beautiful".
* Judge Ford and Sandy McSouthers spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out that end that McSouthers - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford!]]
* Judge Ford and Sandy McSouthers spending nearly the entire game systematically investigating the backgrounds of the other heirs. [[spoiler:And we find out that end that McSouthers - who was pretty much TheWatson for Ford - was ''Westing himself''. And he was pretty impressed by Ford!]]
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* Sidney Pulaski figuring out that the clues are the lyrics to "America The Beautiful".
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* Sidney Sydelle Pulaski figuring out that the clues are the lyrics to "America The Beautiful".
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* Sidney Pulaski figuring out that the clues are the lyrics to "America The Beautiful".
* Sidney Pulaski figuring out that the clues are the lyrics to "America The Beautiful".
