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Vocabulary flashcards covering character names, character roles, key terminology, and specific plot artifacts from the play Murder Mystery Mystery Murder.
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Murder Mystery Mystery Murder
A full-length play for 21 actors written by Ben Abbott.
Gemma Scoops
The gossip columnist character for the Daily Reporter played by Ginger in the murder mystery game.
Lotta Flicks
The legendary stage and screen actress character played by Celeste, known for her performance in Lady M on the West End.
Zip Wingspan
The daring adventure pilot character played by Nolan during the murder mystery dinner party.
Hanna DeVamp
The glamorous vixen character assigned to Keystone Investments investor Hazel for the party game.
Duke and Duchess of Welbington
The characters assigned to investors Bennett Mansfield (Percy) and Kennedy Mansfield during the murder mystery game.
Lord Alcott
The English lord character played by Oliver, who is assigned as the murder victim in the script's game.
Officer Morgan
An actor and caterer hired by Ashley to dress as a police officer and inform guests that the bridge is blocked.
Officer Tuttle
The real police officer who arrives at the mansion due to an actual bridge accident and investigates the suspicious occurrences.
The Snapping Cricket
The nickname Officer Tuttle gives to his stun gun, which he uses to subdue Oliver when Oliver attempts to flee.
Fluffernutter
The code word proposed by Celeste to signify that an event or emergency taking place is real and not part of the game.
Rumple Schmumple
The alternate real-life code word suggested by Ella to avoid accidentally using a common phrase like fluffernutter.
Stilton-stuffed dates
The hors d'oeuvres added to the party menu at the last minute that contained almond paste, an ingredient Bennett Mansfield is deathly allergic to.