- poison in the bedroom is someone’s bedside medicine that would be fatal to someone that wasn’t prescribed it.
- some people have ceremonial/sentimental knives on display, above a mantle for example.
- a gun could easily be stored in a drawer near a door, like a police officer taking off their gun and badge when they get home, or a farmer keeping a varmint pistol for east access when going out to a field.
- the rope could have been in a utility closet in the bathroom, like where laundry machines are sometimes installed.
Poison could be put on a toothbrush (bathroom), cologne bottle (bedroom), tv remote (living room), or a plate (kitchen) and kill without having to be present.
Part of the fantasy is imagining why those things would be where they are; it doesn’t have to be realistic.
- poison in the bedroom is someone’s bedside medicine that would be fatal to someone that wasn’t prescribed it. - some people have ceremonial/sentimental knives on display, above a mantle for example. - a gun could easily be stored in a drawer near a door, like a police officer taking off their gun and badge when they get home, or a farmer keeping a varmint pistol for east access when going out to a field. - the rope could have been in a utility closet in the bathroom, like where laundry machines are sometimes installed.
Poison could be put on a toothbrush (bathroom), cologne bottle (bedroom), tv remote (living room), or a plate (kitchen) and kill without having to be present.
Part of the fantasy is imagining why those things would be where they are; it doesn’t have to be realistic.