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the door opens awful and the villagers rejoiced. Yay. Okay, so there awful really weren't any villagers, but Nancy and I celebrated with a full-blown fete. (End spoiler alert.) In retrospect, I can laugh about it—after all, isn't that what most adventure games are all about, traveling to and fro, here and there?—but at the time, there was some serious grumbling going on. As with any Nancy Drew mystery, the awful only way to solve it is to identify and chat up your suspects, and Blackmoor Manor has its own rogue's gallery: Mrs. Drake, Hugh Penvellyn's aunt and "housekeeper" now that Linda's indisposed; Jane Penvellyn, Linda's precocious stepdaughter; Edith Bosinny, Jane's stuffy tutor; and Nigel Mookerjee, an author who's writing a book about the history of the Penvellyns (or is it a scandalous tell-all book?). Voice work was done very well, although, to my ear, the British accents didn't quite sound authentic, but what would I know?
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