Ministrel & VioletRook
Hey, have you ever tried to turn a crime scene into a stage‑set? I'm curious how your dramatic retellings deal with the hard facts.
Oh, dear, you’ve found a stage in a dusty morgue,
Where whispers linger and the air is quite the urge!
I’d paint the chalky walls with moonlit crimson glow,
Add trumpets and a clown who’ll juggle the body’s glow.
The hard facts? I’ll wrap them in velvet drapes,
And then announce with a flourish, “A mystery escapes!”
The truth might be stark, but oh, the drama’s bright,
Even a crime scene feels like a grand, roaring night.
Nice script. Just make sure the evidence stays in the file and not on the stage.
No worries, I’ll tuck the clues in a velvet file,
Keep them quiet while I spin the tale awhile.
Just keep the fingerprints in the file, not on the stage.