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Teen Murder
Mystery Party Game File $30
For ages 13 to 15
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The other night
in the library, when many characters were out of their books enjoying a sojourn
in the night air, a crime was committed, grim and grave, right in the library.
As a result, his Majesty Henry VIII that famous monarchy from the English
history books- has disappeared. |
| A murder mystery party for 12 girls and boys ages 13 to 15. | CLICK
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All you need is a color
printer and you can easily host a SimpliFun Mystery Party. You can
even add your own child's name and party information for personalized
invitations. The moment you place your order you'll be able to print your
party. If you prefer, order delivery on CD (suggested for dial-up
connections).
Our party kits are
filled with theme script, activities, invitations, thank you cards, and
instructions. You print the materials yourself after downloading from the
Internet anywhere in the world!
This party package
includes:
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personalized invitations |
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guest profiles to explain the characters in the story |
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party activity guide filled with party planning instructions and games to make you a successful party host |
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character script |
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room decorations (printed on 4 sheets of paper and taped together) |
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Characters in the theme:
Master Sherlock Holmes (from Sherlock
Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
I am a man with such superior detective skills that I have become world famous.
Nothing goes unnoticed by me.
Dress suggestions: Dress in old-fashioned clothes, carry a magnifying glass
and a pipe.
Robin Hood (from Robin Hood by various
authors)
I am a wealthy man who has been forced to become a thief. I steal from the
rich and give to the poor. The poor of England were being asked for too many
taxes. The taxes were required to fund various political battles overseas.
I simply gave back to the poor the money that they had had unfairly taken
away from them in the first place. Little John and I met on a plank across
a river. But he would not let me pass. He is a very portly but strong man.
He did not see why he should make way for me and so we did battle. He used
his staff, but I was victorious in our skirmish. Afterwards, he came to know
me and to be one of my main supporters.
Dress suggestions: Dress in period clothes, a cape and a
mask.
Alice (from Alice's Adventures In Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll)
Whilst on departure from Wonderland, I don't like to be rude, but I can't
help thinking how very strange some people are. They are a bit like the Queen
of Hearts and the Mad Hatter. In the library I look at the children's books.
King Henry said he didn't like little girls. He said his wives had too many
of them and not enough boys -- only one boy in fact.
Dress suggestions: Dress as a little girl with pigtails in your hair and
rosy cheeks.
Goldilocks (from Goldilocks and the Three Bears by various authors)
I ate porridge at the bears' house. The bears hadn't locked their front door,
so that's permission to eat their porridge, isn't it? I didn't get much porridge
anyway. Great Big Bear's porridge was too hot, Middle-sized Bear's bowl was
too cold. So I had to eat Tiny Little Bear's and his bowl is so small. Then
I tried to find a comfortable chair to sit on, but Great Big Bear's chair
was too hard, Middle-sized Bear's chair was too soft and Tiny Little Bear's
chair collapsed on me. I was getting tired after all this, so I went upstairs
to find a bed to rest on. Great Big Bear's bed and Middle-sized Bear's bed
both weren't right for me. But Baby Bear's tiny bed was perfect, so I got
in. I didn't even take my shoes off. King Henry kept saying I was a spoiled
little girl and that if I was his child, he would lock me in the tower. The
King had a chair in the library that he liked to sit on. It was large and
I suppose it reminded him of his throne. Whenever he found me sitting in
it, he got very angry.
Dress suggestions: Cute little-girl clothes. Tie a ribbon in your golden
hair and don a blue dress, a frilly white apron, red shoes and yellow socks.
Little Red Riding Hood (from Little Red Riding Hood by various authors)
I was on the way to visit my Grandmother when I met the wolf. We chatted
about how I was visiting my Grandmother and I told him where she lived. Then
he left me and I went to my Grandmother's cottage. When I came inside, I
found that she looked very different from her usual self. The Big Bad Wolf
locked my Grandmother in the cupboard. So I said to the Wolf who was sitting
in bed dressed in my Grandmother's nightgown, `Why, Granny...what big eyes
you have got.' And the wolf said, `The better to see you with, my child,'
imitating her voice. I won't bore you with the rest as you have probably
all heard it. Most versions of the story end happily with my being saved
from the wolf's clutches by my father and the woodcutters. King Henry and
the Big Bad Wolf had a lot in common. They were both men that little girls
should stay away from.
Dress suggestions: A red hooded cape with a dress beneath (possibly also
in red). Carry some little cakes or cookies.
Cinderella (from Cinderella)
My mother died and my father remarried a widow with two grown daughters.
Alas, when I met them, they treated me as a slave rather than as a sister.
My step-sisters saw me covered in cinders after cleaning the fireplace and,
my name being Ella, they gave me the nickname of "Cinder-ella". After working
all day on my chores, I often wondered if I'd ever be happy again. The ladies
of my household were invited to the Duke's ball. But my step-mother said
I could not go unless my chores were done. Fortunately, my Fairy Godmother
came to my aid and - well, you all know the rest of the story. King Henry
was fascinated by my glass slippers. I think he thought that if I had no
slippers, that the Duke's son would not find me in my fairytale and then
I would be free to marry him instead.
Dress suggestions: Dress like a princess with tinsel/glitter or as a servant
covered in cinders
Pinocchio (from Pinocchio by Carlo Lorenzini
- penname Carlo Collodi retold by James Riordan)
When I was a puppet I lied a lot, but the Good Fairy taught me not to and
to be good. `How stupid I was as a puppet. And how glad I am to be a real
live boy.' When I lied my nose became so long I `could not move without banging
it against the walls or door.' Geppetto sold his coat to buy me a spelling
book for school. I sold it to go to the puppet theatre. Then I saved a puppet
from being burnt by the showman and the showman gave me coins for my father.
A fox and a cat told me they could multiply my money in "The Field of Miracles".
A bird and the ghost of the cricket tried to warn me not to. The evil fox
and cat hung me in a tree to die, but the Good Fairy saved me. But I still
let them fool me into burying my money so it would grow. They stole it. Later
I became a donkey and ended up rescuing Geppetto from the belly of a whale
with the help of the Good Fairy. King Henry thought that I was a silly puppet
and he tried to fool me into being his slave. But the Good Fairy warned me
that he was an evil man.
Dress suggestions: A red jacket with a white frill-necked shirt. Make a pencil
nose out of cardboard.
Dracula (from Dracula by Bram Stoker)
I am Count Dracula of the Kingdom of Transylvania. They are many `my creatures,
to do my bidding and to be my jackals when I want to feed.' They then tried
to thwart me, I, `who commanded nations, and intrigued for them, and fought
for them, hundreds of years before they were born I was countermining them'.
`My revenge is just begun! I spread it over centuries, and time is on my
side.' They harassed me such that I had to return to Transylvania. But you
will have to read the pages to see what happened then. King Henry realized
that being dead himself, he had a lot to fear from I - the Un-Dead. There
was nowhere he could escape us. The King thought it was beneath his royal
dignity to suck people's blood. Such false pride hath he.
Dress suggestions: Old-fashioned clothes. Add fake blood, red lipstick, white
powder on your face and very long canine teeth.
Dorothy (from The Wonderful Wizard of
Oz by L Frank Baum)
After I was captured by the flying monkeys and I defeated the Wicked Witch
of the West, I came back to the Wizard only to find out he had no powers
at all. He offered to take me back to Kansas in his balloon, but then he
took off without me. Fortunately, someone told me to use my magic slippers.
After I returned home, I told my family and friends, how there's no place
like home. King Henry was the same as the wicked witch - wicked to the core.
He had the audacity to tell me to go and play.
Dress suggestions: A blue dress with a white blouse underneath. Add white
sox and magic red shoes. If you can, add long black hair tied in two bows.
Wizard of Oz (from The Wonderful Wizard
of Oz by L Frank Baum)
To get to my place you follow the yellow brick road. People think that I
can accomplish anything. Dorothy and her friends came to see me. Scarecrow
was amongst them. He was in search of a brain. They all expected me to wave
a magic wand and to solve their problems for them. Instead I told them that
they must first prove themselves worthy by bringing me the broomstick of
the Wicked Witch before I would grant their requests. They succeeded and
I pointed out to them that they already possessed what they sought. They
just had to start using their abilities. King Henry was jealous of my supposed
abilities. He wanted to be able to do anything himself.
Dress suggestions: A wizard's outfit with stars and the moon on it and with
a long pointy hat.
Aladdin (from The Adventures of Aladdin
by various authors)
I met a `mysterious stranger who said he would pay me a silver penny if I
went down a manhole for him'. I found myself in a `large chamber... (filled
with) pots of gold.' `Put out the flame and bring me the lamp!' he said.
When I hesitated, he left me in there, dropping his ring in the chamber as
he did so. Terrified, I put the ring on my finger and `twisted it round and
round'. `Suddenly the room was flooded with a rosy light and a great genie
with clasped hands appeared', and said he was at my command. I told the genie
I wanted `to go home' and immediately I found myself there. I told my mother
of my adventures. She was disappointed I had returned with only the old oil
lamp. But she started to polish it and `out shot another genie'. He said
that we had set him `free after centuries' and that he would be our servant.
Things went pretty well after that and I married a beautiful princess. King
Henry was jealous of my having a genie and even though he was already wealthy,
he ordered me to give me to him but I refused.
Dress suggestions: Wear middle eastern clothes (eg baggy trousers). Add sequins
and jewels.
Snow White (from Snow White by The Brothers
Grimm)
My step-mother was jealous of my beauty and asked a huntsman to do away with
me. He took pity on me and let me run away into the forest and I came to
the house of the dwarfs. I ate their porridge. They found me later asleep
and asked me to stay and take care of them. But I am not a porridge thief
like you Goldilocks, I only took a little from each bowl as I was fainting
from hunger. And since then I have kept house for them, so I have repaid
my debt to them. My step-mother asked her looking-glass `Who is the fairest
of us all?' and it told her I was living in the glen. Then my stepmother,
plotted to get rid of me. She dressed as an `old pedlar woman' and sold me
some lace for my waist. Then she laced me up so tight, I `lost ... (my) breath,
and fell down as dead.' Fortunately, the seven dwarfs soon returned and cut
the lace in two, so that I could draw breath. The Queen knew I wasn't dead
because her mirror told her so, so she came again with a poisoned apple.
The dwarfs thought I was dead. A prince saw me and carried me away. Then
the apple fell out of my mouth and I came back to life and we married. King
Henry kept trying to get me to marry him, but I refused.
Dress suggestions: Old-fashioned clothes such as a drawstring sash at the
waist, puffy sleeves, flouncy skirt. She had black hair, red lips and white
skin.
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