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** The main difficulty here is that it would be extremely lucky to find the candidate who would figure out the answer AND not be disqualified on the way. Blondie was in fact the only one to be able to do ''either one'' of these, whereas by design she had to do ''both''. So FridgeBrilliance is that probably there already had been God-knows-how-many exams before this one...
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** The main difficulty here is that it would be extremely lucky to find the candidate who would figure out the answer AND not be disqualified on the way. Blondie was in fact the only one to be able to do ''either one'' of these, whereas by design she had to do ''both''. So FridgeBrilliance is that probably there already had been God-knows-how-many exams before this one...
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** Presumably so. Seeing as nobody died, injuries could be fixed by the healing bullet, and the only damages were easily fixed (mostly just being getting new lights and cleaning the room), they probably would have been fine trying again with new people.
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* Isn't "Any questions?" a question in itself, making the answer "Yes" instead of "No"?
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* Isn't "Any questions?" a question in itself, making the answer "Yes" instead of "No"?"No"?
** He's asking about the exam papers. When Blonde reads her paper though Deaf's glasses (and the glass shard), it simply says "Question 1." ''and nothing else.'' There literally aren't any questions on the paper; the only correct answer is "No."
** He's asking about the exam papers. When Blonde reads her paper though Deaf's glasses (and the glass shard), it simply says "Question 1." ''and nothing else.'' There literally aren't any questions on the paper; the only correct answer is "No."
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*** ExactWords comes into play here. What the Invigilator says is, "''Are there'' any questions?" which could easily mean, "Are there any questions on the paper given to you?" To which the only answer is, "No."
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*** ExactWords comes into play here. What the Invigilator says is, "''Are there'' any The Invigilator's, "Any questions?" which could easily mean, "Are there any questions on the paper given to you?" To which the only answer is, "No."
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*** ExactWords comes into play here. What the Invigilator says is, "''Are there'' any questions?" which could easily mean, "Are there any questions on the paper given to you?" To which the only answer is, "No."
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*** They would have been disqualified. The exam isn't set up as a fair contest: ''There is now law but our law''. The winning condition is not "answer the question", it's "prove yourself during the coming hour, ''then'' answer the question".
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*** They would have been disqualified. The exam isn't set up as a fair contest: ''There is now no law but our law''. The winning condition is not "answer the question", it's "prove yourself during the coming hour, ''then'' answer the question".
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* What would have happened if nobody'd figured out the answer to a question? New exam for new candidates?
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* What would have happened if nobody'd figured out the answer to a question? New exam for new candidates?candidates?
* Isn't "Any questions?" a question in itself, making the answer "Yes" instead of "No"?
* Isn't "Any questions?" a question in itself, making the answer "Yes" instead of "No"?
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** Neither is fighting him. The guard isn't just a guard, he's part of the exam as well.
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** Neither is fighting him. The guard isn't just a guard, he's part of the exam as well.well.
* What would have happened if nobody'd figured out the answer to a question? New exam for new candidates?
* What would have happened if nobody'd figured out the answer to a question? New exam for new candidates?
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* Why does the guard move when White pulls him? That isn't part of his job.
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*** They would have been disqualified. The exam isn't set up as a fair contest: ''There is now law but our law''. The winning condition is not "answer the question", it's "prove yourself during the coming hour, ''then'' answer the question".
* Why does the guard move when White pulls him? That isn't part of hisjob.job.
** Neither is fighting him. The guard isn't just a guard, he's part of the exam as well.
* Why does the guard move when White pulls him? That isn't part of his
** Neither is fighting him. The guard isn't just a guard, he's part of the exam as well.
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** Additionally, what if a member actually had a question and asked it? There were plenty of reasonable questions to ask, such as "What defines 'spoiling' the paper?"
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** Additionally, what if a member actually had a question and asked it? There were plenty of reasonable questions to ask, such as "What defines 'spoiling' the paper?"paper?"
* Why does the guard move when White pulls him? That isn't part of his job.
* Why does the guard move when White pulls him? That isn't part of his job.
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* What would happen if any member of the group had instantly answered "No" to the Invigilator's question of "Any questions?", perhaps out of reflex or simple habit? Do they win immediately?
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* What would happen if any member of the group had instantly answered "No" to the Invigilator's question of "Any questions?", perhaps out of reflex or simple habit? Do they win immediately?immediately?
** Additionally, what if a member actually had a question and asked it? There were plenty of reasonable questions to ask, such as "What defines 'spoiling' the paper?"
** Additionally, what if a member actually had a question and asked it? There were plenty of reasonable questions to ask, such as "What defines 'spoiling' the paper?"
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** White had just specifically told Brown that he didn't want the guard escorting him out (since he needed him to operate the gun), which was why he wouldn't let Brown spoil his paper to disqualify himself, but instead told him to walk out the door. And if Brown had done anything but walk out the door, including talk to the guard, White would have simply shot him.
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** White had just specifically told Brown that he didn't want the guard escorting him out (since he needed him to operate the gun), which was why he wouldn't let Brown spoil his paper to disqualify himself, but instead told him to walk out the door. And if Brown had done anything but walk out the door, including talk to the guard, White would have simply shot him.him.
*What would happen if any member of the group had instantly answered "No" to the Invigilator's question of "Any questions?", perhaps out of reflex or simple habit? Do they win immediately?
*What would happen if any member of the group had instantly answered "No" to the Invigilator's question of "Any questions?", perhaps out of reflex or simple habit? Do they win immediately?
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* Near the end of the film White threatens to shoot Brown, Black and Blonde if they don't leave the room by holding the security guard's hand to aim the finger print activated gun. Brown just gives up and leaves - why not have the guard escort him out? If he spoke to the guard he would immediately be disqualified. If that happened the guard would break free from White's grasp, giving Black and Blonde a chance to subdue White.
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* Near the end of the film White threatens to shoot Brown, Black and Blonde if they don't leave the room by holding the security guard's hand to aim the finger print activated gun. Brown just gives up and leaves - why not have the guard escort him out? If he spoke to the guard he would immediately be disqualified. If that happened the guard would break free from White's grasp, giving Black and Blonde a chance to subdue White.White.
** White had just specifically told Brown that he didn't want the guard escorting him out (since he needed him to operate the gun), which was why he wouldn't let Brown spoil his paper to disqualify himself, but instead told him to walk out the door. And if Brown had done anything but walk out the door, including talk to the guard, White would have simply shot him.
** White had just specifically told Brown that he didn't want the guard escorting him out (since he needed him to operate the gun), which was why he wouldn't let Brown spoil his paper to disqualify himself, but instead told him to walk out the door. And if Brown had done anything but walk out the door, including talk to the guard, White would have simply shot him.
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* Near the end of the film White threatens to shoot Brown, Black and Blonde if they don't leave the room by holding the security guard's hand to aim the finger print activated gun. Brown just gives up and leaves - why not have the guard escort him out? If he spoke to the guard he would immediately be disqualified. If that happened the guard would break free from White's grasp, giving Black and Blonde a chance to subdue White.
