:41:03
And then,
while rewriting a picture in Rome...
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he renews his acquaintance with a cheap...
:41:10
but not untalented young actress.
:41:13
Aren't we getting a little off the subject?
:41:16
I told you something
had been nagging me.
:41:18
Something Clinton had said or done.
:41:22
He said we didn't have to move
to play the game if we were smart enough.
:41:27
And just now...
:41:29
I noticed this.
:41:36
I thought he was being unusually finicky
when he was lining us up.
:41:40
See anything odd?
:41:43
What's odd?
:41:45
Everybody's been posed under a letter.
:41:50
So?
:41:52
Now have a look at these secret cards.
:41:55
There's something peculiar
about one of them.
:42:04
Come, Tom, where's that puzzle mind?
:42:10
"Little Child Molester."
:42:12
"Little Child Molester"?
As opposed to what, Big Child Molester?
:42:17
I still don't get it.
:42:18
The word, "little." What's it doing there?
:42:22
All right.
:42:23
The first night, the "Shoplifter."
The second night, the "Homosexual."
:42:28
We don't know which the third was to be...
:42:30
but Clinton told you
that the hit-and-run killer was to be last.
:42:33
So let's try the "Ex-convict" next.
:42:36
And then, just for fun, "Informer."
:42:42
"Sheila."
:42:44
Clinton needed "little" to give him the "L."
:42:52
God knows he could have found
six other secrets for us...
:42:56
but he wanted to make a game
for himself, too.
:42:58
How to find six secrets
that formed an appropriate acronym.