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Colonel Mustard's Diary Entry Essay: The Day Before The Party
The day before the party, Colonel Mustard and I were plotting on how we were going to kill Mr. Boddy. My specialty is poison. The Colonel is a hands on kind of man. We are going to kill Mr. Boddy, because he is blackmailing the Colonel. The Colonel and I are going to search for evidence of his party. He was going to leak my secret about my ability to switch identities. So I was going to kill him, before he got a chance to. We decided that tomorrow tonight, would be the night. He was hosting a party at his mansion, Tudor Mansion to be exact. The poison I will bring to the party will knock him out; forcing him to fall asleep. After he is in a deep sleep we kill him, he will feel no pain this way. The next day as soon as I woke up, I felt the
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