I could use some help from the experts

[secca_pk]

Tesha wrote:

> I have an empty book in front of me -
> 
> In this book I have my characters, I have a setting, I have a general
> plan to finish in 2 days. This is the fun of writing a mystery - you
> have very few boundries...
> 
> Perhaps Snape has been found dead - or maybe its just a student that
> overheard something. Oh, wouldn't you love to kill off someone?


Secca responds (formerly known as Argus Pyrites):

This sounds like fun! What a great way to kill some time (Ouch... sorry)

But why kill Snape... he is great fun for someone to play. Why not kill 
off someone that is more of a minor character, say Flitwick.

Off-the-cuff-quickie prophecy...

"Just past the turn of the winter solstice -
at the /insert name of your setting here/ -
a terrible crime will be committed -
A short charmer will be found -
strangled by a cursed Ravenclaw scarf -
The murderer can be found by the wand."

Then give everybody playing wands... 
except for the murderer, who gets two wands... 
their own, and Flitwicks...

Or something like that? =)

Secca