Hot Chocolate to Die For - Revision history

imported>Fielran: updated imageneed template

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updated imageneed template

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imported>Darman36: /Conclusion/ Aligned left, like Floating/21st century conversations.

2023-05-12T15:20:50Z

Conclusion: Aligned left, like Floating/21st century conversations.

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	\|The murderer was Amélie Monvoisin, the victim's sister, and next in line to inherit the wealth of the family.~~<br><br>'''~~Case Summary~~'''<br>~~Valérie Duclos, neé Monvoisin, was poisoned by her younger sister Amélie who wanted to inherit their ancestor's fortune and gain independence. The crime revolved around an old legacy created by Marguerite Monvoisin, whose fortune (likely earned through the use and sale of exotic poisons) is passed down to the eldest surviving female of that line. Valérie, as the eldest, had inherited the fortune, but her husband (whose death also raises questions) wrote a conflicting will. It was this will that put the money out of Valérie's hands, declaring family friend Georges Villiers-Segonzac as executor and her son, Pierre Duclos, as sole trustee. Valérie received a lawyer's assurances that the entire fortune did, in fact, belong to her, but with the qualification that as long as Georges Villiers-Segonzac was "active," she would not enjoy control of it. It is for this reason that Valérie was especially angry on this night, and also for this reason that the notion of denouncing Georges to the Committee of Public Safety, thereby removing him from the equation, came into her head. However, her younger sister, Amélie, without an income of her own and dependent upon her relations, realized that if Valérie died the money would come to her as the next female in line. Using a recipe inherited by Valérie, Amélie concocted a powerful poison which she stored in a poison ring (also inherited). On this particularly evening, the victim threatened to denounce Georges. Amélie saw the incredible opportunity of removing her sister while leaving the hapless Georges as the obvious culprit. She secretly poisoned Valérie's cocoa, then gave the cup to Georges and discarded her ring in the garden.		! align="left"\|
			The murderer was Amélie Monvoisin, the victim's sister, and next in line to inherit the wealth of the family.
			;Case Summary
			Valérie Duclos, neé Monvoisin, was poisoned by her younger sister Amélie who wanted to inherit their ancestor's fortune and gain independence. The crime revolved around an old legacy created by Marguerite Monvoisin, whose fortune (likely earned through the use and sale of exotic poisons) is passed down to the eldest surviving female of that line. Valérie, as the eldest, had inherited the fortune, but her husband (whose death also raises questions) wrote a conflicting will. It was this will that put the money out of Valérie's hands, declaring family friend Georges Villiers-Segonzac as executor and her son, Pierre Duclos, as sole trustee. Valérie received a lawyer's assurances that the entire fortune did, in fact, belong to her, but with the qualification that as long as Georges Villiers-Segonzac was "active," she would not enjoy control of it. It is for this reason that Valérie was especially angry on this night, and also for this reason that the notion of denouncing Georges to the Committee of Public Safety, thereby removing him from the equation, came into her head. However, her younger sister, Amélie, without an income of her own and dependent upon her relations, realized that if Valérie died the money would come to her as the next female in line. Using a recipe inherited by Valérie, Amélie concocted a powerful poison which she stored in a poison ring (also inherited). On this particularly evening, the victim threatened to denounce Georges. Amélie saw the incredible opportunity of removing her sister while leaving the hapless Georges as the obvious culprit. She secretly poisoned Valérie's cocoa, then gave the cup to Georges and discarded her ring in the garden.
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imported>Darman36: Perhaps pics of Arno investigating scene?

2023-05-11T04:45:25Z

Perhaps pics of Arno investigating scene?

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imported>Kaikai947 at 05:24, 1 May 2023

2023-05-01T05:24:44Z

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	*'''Woman's body''' - Woman, [[Valérie Duclos]], in her 40s. Extremely well dressed in the old fashion of the monarchy. Face contorted into a horrible expression. No indication of physical violence.		*'''Woman's body''' - Woman, [[Valérie Duclos]], in her 40s. Extremely well dressed in the old fashion of the monarchy. Face contorted into a horrible expression. No indication of physical violence.
	*'''Flower garden''' - A maintained garden with various flowers: Foxgloves, Belladonna and others that are fatal when ingested.		*'''Flower garden''' - A maintained garden with various flowers: Foxgloves, Belladonna and others that are fatal when ingested.
	*'''Overturned cup''' - Porcelain cup with ~~Japanese~~-style design. Appears to have held hot chocolate.		*'''Overturned cup''' - Porcelain cup with [[Japan]]ese-style design. Appears to have held hot chocolate.
	*'''Ring''' - Woman's ring discarded in shrubbery. Upon close inspection, one pearl is revealed to be a removable stopper for a tiny hidden vial. The vial is empty save for a drop of sticky, clear, odorless liquid.		*'''Ring''' - Woman's ring discarded in shrubbery. Upon close inspection, one pearl is revealed to be a removable stopper for a tiny hidden vial. The vial is empty save for a drop of sticky, clear, odorless liquid.
	*'''Statement of [[Amélie Monvoisin]]''' - Amélie Monvoisin (sister of victim): Dressed nicely, but not expensively. Identifies victim as Valérie Duclos. Victim insulted everyone at the party. Claims victim threatened Georges with denunciation to [[Committee of Public Safety]].		*'''Statement of [[Amélie Monvoisin]]''' - Amélie Monvoisin (sister of victim): Dressed nicely, but not expensively. Identifies victim as Valérie Duclos. Victim insulted everyone at the party. Claims victim threatened Georges with denunciation to [[Committee of Public Safety]].

imported>RebeccaAWB: /* References */Heading fix, replaced: ==Reference== → ==References==

2019-02-12T14:40:37Z

References: Heading fix, replaced: ==Reference== → ==References==

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	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

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2018-09-18T16:25:06Z

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	\|image = MmClue.png		\| image = MmClue.png
	\|description = ''Solve the dinner-party murder.''		\| description = ''Solve the dinner-party murder.''
	\|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
	\|type = Murder Mystery		\| type = Murder Mystery
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	\|previous = [[The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat]]		\| previous = [[The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat]]
	\|next = [[The Hand of Science]]		\| next = [[The Hand of Science]]
	\|~~ancestor~~ = [[Arno Dorian]]		\| source = [[Arno Dorian]]
	\|location = [[Paris]], [[France\|French Republic]]		\| location = [[Paris]], [[France\|French Republic]]
	\|date = 1793-1794}}		\| date = 1793-1794}}

	'''Hot Chocolate to Die For''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].		'''Hot Chocolate to Die For''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 11:04, 22 July 2018

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imported>Bovkaffe at 22:56, 30 December 2017

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imported>Arcemz at 11:50, 20 December 2015

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	'''Case Summary'''<br />Valérie Duclos, neé Monvoisin, was poisoned by her younger sister Amélie who wanted to inherit their ancestor's fortune and gain independence. The crime revolved around an old legacy created by Marguerite Monvoisin, whose fortune (likely earned through the use and sale of exotic poisons) is passed down to the eldest surviving female of that line. Valérie, as the eldest, had inherited the fortune, but her husband (whose death also raises questions) wrote a conflicting will. It was this will that put the money out of Valérie's hands, declaring family friend Georges Villiers-Segonzac as executor and her son, Pierre Duclos, as sole trustee. Valérie received a lawyer's assurances that the entire fortune did, in fact, belong to her, but with the qualification that as long as Georges Villiers-Segonzac was "active," she would not enjoy control of it. It is for this reason that Valérie was especially angry on this night, and also for this reason that the notion of denouncing Georges to the Committee of Public Safety, thereby removing him from the equation, came into her head. However, her younger sister, Amélie, without an income of her own and dependent upon her relations, realized that if Valérie died the money would come to her as the next female in line. Using a recipe inherited by Valérie, Amélie concocted a powerful poison which she stored in a poison ring (also inherited). On this particularly evening, the victim threatened to denounce Georges. Amélie saw the incredible opportunity of removing her sister while leaving the hapless Georges as the obvious culprit. She secretly poisoned Valérie's cocoa, then gave the cup to Georges and discarded her ring in the garden.		'''Case Summary'''<br />Valérie Duclos, neé Monvoisin, was poisoned by her younger sister Amélie who wanted to inherit their ancestor's fortune and gain independence. The crime revolved around an old legacy created by Marguerite Monvoisin, whose fortune (likely earned through the use and sale of exotic poisons) is passed down to the eldest surviving female of that line. Valérie, as the eldest, had inherited the fortune, but her husband (whose death also raises questions) wrote a conflicting will. It was this will that put the money out of Valérie's hands, declaring family friend Georges Villiers-Segonzac as executor and her son, Pierre Duclos, as sole trustee. Valérie received a lawyer's assurances that the entire fortune did, in fact, belong to her, but with the qualification that as long as Georges Villiers-Segonzac was "active," she would not enjoy control of it. It is for this reason that Valérie was especially angry on this night, and also for this reason that the notion of denouncing Georges to the Committee of Public Safety, thereby removing him from the equation, came into her head. However, her younger sister, Amélie, without an income of her own and dependent upon her relations, realized that if Valérie died the money would come to her as the next female in line. Using a recipe inherited by Valérie, Amélie concocted a powerful poison which she stored in a poison ring (also inherited). On this particularly evening, the victim threatened to denounce Georges. Amélie saw the incredible opportunity of removing her sister while leaving the hapless Georges as the obvious culprit. She secretly poisoned Valérie's cocoa, then gave the cup to Georges and discarded her ring in the garden.
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			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			HctdfWomansBody.png\|The body of Valérie Duclos found in the courtyard.
			HctdfFlowerGarden.png\|The flower garden in the courtyard.
			HctdfOverturnedCup.png\|The overturned cup of hot chocolate.
			HctdfRing.png\|The discarded ring containing a hidden vial.
			HctdfSilverPot.png\|The ornate silver pot bearing Japanese design.
			HctdfSnuffbox.png\|The snuffbox inscribed with the name G. Villiers-Segonzac.
			</gallery>

	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

imported>Crookandcharlatan at 16:12, 20 July 2015

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	==Clues==		==Clues==
	===Garden===		===Garden===
	*'''~~Women~~'s body''' - Woman, Valérie Duclos, in her 40s. Extremely well dressed in the old fashion of the monarchy. Face contorted into a horrible expression. No indication of physical violence.		*'''Woman's body''' - Woman, Valérie Duclos, in her 40s. Extremely well dressed in the old fashion of the monarchy. Face contorted into a horrible expression. No indication of physical violence.
	*'''Flower garden''' - A maintained garden with various flowers: Foxgloves, Belladonna and others that are fatal when ingested.		*'''Flower garden''' - A maintained garden with various flowers: Foxgloves, Belladonna and others that are fatal when ingested.
	*'''Overturned cup''' - Porcelain cup with Japanese-style design. Appears to have held hot chocolate.		*'''Overturned cup''' - Porcelain cup with Japanese-style design. Appears to have held hot chocolate.

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	==Clues==		==Clues==
	===Garden===		===Garden===
	*'''Woman's body''' - Woman, Valérie Duclos, in her 40s. Extremely well dressed in the old fashion of the monarchy. Face contorted into a horrible expression. No indication of physical violence.		*'''Woman's body''' - Woman, [[Valérie Duclos]], in her 40s. Extremely well dressed in the old fashion of the monarchy. Face contorted into a horrible expression. No indication of physical violence.
	*'''Flower garden''' - A maintained garden with various flowers: Foxgloves, Belladonna and others that are fatal when ingested.		*'''Flower garden''' - A maintained garden with various flowers: Foxgloves, Belladonna and others that are fatal when ingested.
	*'''Overturned cup''' - Porcelain cup with Japanese-style design. Appears to have held hot chocolate.		*'''Overturned cup''' - Porcelain cup with Japanese-style design. Appears to have held hot chocolate.
	*'''Ring''' - Woman's ring discarded in shrubbery. Upon close inspection, one pearl is revealed to be a removable stopper for a tiny hidden vial. The vial is empty save for a drop of sticky, clear, odorless liquid.		*'''Ring''' - Woman's ring discarded in shrubbery. Upon close inspection, one pearl is revealed to be a removable stopper for a tiny hidden vial. The vial is empty save for a drop of sticky, clear, odorless liquid.
	*'''Statement of Amélie Monvoisin''' - Amélie Monvoisin (sister of victim): Dressed nicely, but not expensively. Identifies victim as Valérie Duclos. Victim insulted everyone at the party. Claims victim threatened Georges with denunciation to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Committee of Public Safety}}.		*'''Statement of [[Amélie Monvoisin]]''' - Amélie Monvoisin (sister of victim): Dressed nicely, but not expensively. Identifies victim as Valérie Duclos. Victim insulted everyone at the party. Claims victim threatened Georges with denunciation to [[Committee of Public Safety]].

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	*'''Silver pot''' - Ornate silver pot on tray with four porcelain cups, each bears a Japanese-style design. One cup full of cold cocoa; others contain dregs.		*'''Silver pot''' - Ornate silver pot on tray with four porcelain cups, each bears a Japanese-style design. One cup full of cold cocoa; others contain dregs.
	*'''Snuffbox''' - An elegant Japanese snuffbox, inscribed with the name: G. Villiers-Segonzac.		*'''Snuffbox''' - An elegant Japanese snuffbox, inscribed with the name: G. Villiers-Segonzac.
	*'''Statement of Georges Villiers-Segonzac''' - Georges Villiers-Segonzac (family friend): Elderly, impeccably dressed. Admits having been threatened by victim; claims this was not unusual. Amélie handed him the hot chocolate to take to Valérie. Valérie died shortly after. Took pains to call Lucille a "schemer".		*'''Statement of [[Georges Villiers-Segonzac]]''' - Georges Villiers-Segonzac (family friend): Elderly, impeccably dressed. Admits having been threatened by victim; claims this was not unusual. Amélie handed him the hot chocolate to take to Valérie. Valérie died shortly after. Took pains to call Lucille a "schemer".
	*'''Statement of Pierre Duclos''' - Pierre Duclos (victim's son): Young man, carries himself with assurance. Richly dressed. Inherited majority of father's estate. Idea of hot chocolate for his mother was his. Claims he gave Lucille a cup to take to Valérie, but Amélie interrupted and took the cup away, ostensibly because Lucille's presence would only further anger Valérie. Noted that he is now free to marry Lucille.		*'''Statement of Pierre Duclos''' - [[Pierre Duclos]] (victim's son): Young man, carries himself with assurance. Richly dressed. Inherited majority of father's estate. Idea of hot chocolate for his mother was his. Claims he gave Lucille a cup to take to Valérie, but Amélie interrupted and took the cup away, ostensibly because Lucille's presence would only further anger Valérie. Noted that he is now free to marry Lucille.

	===Kitchen===		===Kitchen===
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	*'''Book: Paris Society''' - "Notable events in Paris Society, vol XI"		*'''Book: Paris Society''' - "Notable events in Paris Society, vol XI"

	:: A page is marked detailing the La Voisin poisonings of the previous century. It seems one Catherine Deshayes la Voisin and her daughter, Marguerite Monvoisin were involved.		:: A page is marked detailing the [[La Voisin]] poisonings of the previous century. It seems one Catherine Deshayes la Voisin and her daughter, [[Marguerite Monvoisin]] were involved.
	*'''Commonplace book''' - An old book bearing the name La Voisin on the inside cover. A marked passage reads:		*'''Commonplace book''' - An old book bearing the name La Voisin on the inside cover. A marked passage reads: