All the fictional characters had humorous names with appropriate puns -- the bellhop was called BJ Baggage. The patrons used the white name badges to differentiate the characters from the guests.
Then suddenly there was a scream, and when everyone looked on the stage, the bartender, of the bar and in the game, had fallen over in his chair, dead (albeit with a few postmortem chuckles).
Asking questions, and getting suggestive answers, it seemed each character had a motive, yet pointed fingers to someone else: the resort's owner whose girlfriend was having an affair with the bartender, the girlfriend of the lottery winner who the bartender was infatuated with, and even his ex-girlfriend.
And everyone, already very cautious, tried to think a step ahead of everyone else. Some accused those that seemed to have no motive at all.
"I think it's the least obvious people [that did it]," Liz Hadgkiss said squinting her eyes. "It's the newlyweds. They look too happy."
