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As you progress through the steps in this online escape room series, there are a few things you can do to ensure the best experience.
#1 Use the same email address throughout the escape room series.
We may send you hints or reminders to keep you on track, and it could be confusing if you start getting these messages in more than one email box.
If you ever need to switch to a new email address, before using a new address in an escape room form, use the “Update your profile” link available at the bottom of every email we’ve sent you.
#2 Move through all the web pages in the pre-set order.
The story is unlikely to make sense if you skip ahead, plus, you’ll likely miss an item for your Inventory or a clue for a future step.
NOTE: Skipping ahead would require brute force guessing of web page addresses and passwords, so you don’t have to worry about doing it accidentally. 😉
#3 Press the big buttons at the bottom of popup windows when available.
These buttons will often refresh the page to give you a new start at entering passwords into a form.
Lastly, to progress in the escape room, you’ll need to enter several pre-defined passwords calling for characters from a US English keyboard. If this is not the type of keyboard you normally use, be sure to set your keyboard to US English under configurations before attempting to enter a password. Check out these instructions for Mac or instructions for PC if you aren’t familiar with how to do this.
1. Ivana lost two sons in The Great War.
2. Ivana is the daughter of a biologist and has always been interested in Science.
3. Ivana admired Leon Trotsky before he was exiled from Russia.
1. Victor’s older brother Pablo was killed during the Tragic Week in Barcelona in 1909
2. While he still lived in Peru, Victor was involved in anti-Royalist activities.
3. Victor’s Uncle whom he works for corresponds with Benito Mussolini.
1. Early in their marriage, Sylvester and his wife had to send their two sons to live with Sylvester’s brother because he did not have enough money to feed them.
2. Sylvester serves customers from all over the world in his shop, and he has influential contacts in foreign countries.
3. Sylvester’s shop was once visited by Ramsay MacDonald, the current Prime Minister of the UK.
1. Carolyn initially got hired as a reporter after she uncovered espionage by a government official during The Great War.
2. Carolyn is a socialist who wants the English Monarchy to be overthrown.
3. Carolyn risked her life many times covering the Influenza Pandemic in 1918 and somehow never contracted the disease herself.
1. Erika is too focused on her work as a nurse to have any interest in politics.
2. Before the Great War, Erika’s parents owned a successful tailoring shop in Füssen, where Erika grew up.
3. Erika moved to Munich in 1924 to find work.
1. General Baumgartner recently made a large financial contribution to the German Democratic Party because he is concerned about the rise of the Nazi Party.
2. General Baumgartner’s son was killed in the The Great War.
3. General Baumgartner was a high-ranking official in Stuttgart when Higsley disappeared. Shortly after the disappearance, he was forced to resign due allegations of corruption.
What was Rupert Blithe doing last fall?
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(Hint: If someone looks at a piece of Carolyn’s evidence and she doesn’t offer up any information, ask her what she knows about Rupert Blithe’s dealings last fall.)
What kind of policies does Carolyn think Rupert Blithe is handling appropriately?
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(Hint: if Carolyn gains a Persuasion point and doesn’t offer up any information, Ask her what she thinks of Rupert Blithe.)