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Act II: The Crime
A. The patriarch is found dead, turning the festive celebration into a crime scene.
As the Christmas Eve celebration reaches its peak, a scream pierces the air, shattering the joyous atmosphere. The family rushes to the source of the commotion, only to find the lifeless body of Alexander Hawthorne, lying motionless on the floor. Gasps of shock and disbelief fill the room as the realization of the tragedy sinks in. The once-celebratory occasion is now tainted by the presence of death.
B. Initial shock and reactions from the family members.
Each family member reacts differently to the shocking discovery. Victoria, overcome with grief, collapses into the arms of her children, unable to comprehend the loss of her beloved husband. Olivia, the logical and composed one, immediately takes charge, instructing the others to preserve the crime scene and call the authorities. William, the artist with a sensitive soul, is overcome with a mixture of sorrow and anger, vowing to find the person responsible for this heinous act. Emily, the adventurous spirit, is paralyzed with fear and confusion, unable to process the sudden turn of events.
C. Introduction of the detective who is called to the scene.
Detective James Sullivan, a seasoned investigator with a reputation for solving complex cases, arrives at Hawthorne Manor. Dressed in a sharp suit and exuding an air of authority, he wastes no time in assessing the crime scene. With a keen eye for detail, he meticulously examines the room, taking note of any potential clues or evidence. His presence brings a sense of calm amidst the chaos, instilling hope that justice will be served.
As Act II unfolds, the family grapples with the reality of the crime, their emotions running high. Detective Sullivan begins his investigation, determined to uncover the truth behind Alexander Hawthorne's untimely demise. The once-glamorous Hawthorne Manor is now a haunting crime scene, its walls holding the secrets that will ultimately lead to the resolution of this chilling mystery.
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III. Investigation Begins
  A. The detective starts questioning the family members.
  B. Each family member's alibi is presented, along with potential motives.
  C. The detective explores the estate, looking for clues.
Melissa Saulnier
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