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Awwww, Duffy wants something... Should I? Actually, yes. If you don't slip him some food under the table, he climbs up and grabs food off your plate and you get in trouble for it. So, I slip him some food, and...
Sheila: [angry face] Willy! I've told you a thousand times not to feed that overgrown mangy mutt at the table! It's not good for him!
Really, game? Actually, the difference is that while you get yelled at, your Trouble Meter doesn't go up, so we're cool. She orders Willy to take the dog out of the dining room, and when you do...
Meet our villains. Leona Humpford and Louis Stoole. Note their plan. Remember Gordon's previous job was with a P.R. firm. Feel the predictable plot closing in around you. Don't worry, it's the hijinks that we're here for, not the story itself. Also, I TOLD YOU THE STRIKE WAS RELEVANT.
Anyway, let's go see about getting that key back. (And while we're at it, let's get revenge and something we'll need later, too.)
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Tiffany's Room. Note the generic, cartoony 80's rocker in all the posters. Note Tiffany being stereotypical and yakking away on the phone. Note the scale, with which we can mess if we're feeling evil. |
Here somehow, Tiffany's gotten upstairs ahead of me. Her diary is under the cursor, I can screw with her scale (but I'll get in trouble for it), and she has the Nintari key! We'll grab the diary...
Ghost Beamish: I really don't think you should take your sister's diary, Willy!
- You're probably right, Grandpa.
- So what?
...but we can't get the Nintari key until later. (Note that that was another place where breaking the rules of being a nice kid is required.) We can go into Brianna's room and help her. She's fallen, and she can't get up, you see. They even use the line. It lowers the trouble meter one level, so I did it. Then I started wandering around upstairs until...
Tiffany: MOM, I need you. I'm in the tub, and I'm outta conditioner!
