How will Group A and Group B eventually become friends? Will they just poof—one of Group B approaches one of Group A with their concerns about Group C and the representative from Group A says something like, “Hey, wow, ye know, we’ve [noticed/think] that too!!—” etc. . .or will some sort of event take place forcing them into allies?
I think that rumors should be a part of the RPG. The main person of Group C should perhaps weave together rumors that would turn Group B and Group A even more against each other and even Denethor against Finduilas. Then one of the maids from (most sensibly) Group A finds out or overhears something the “evil chic” is saying and sort of begins to piece things together. . . ?
As far as ideas for the clear cut ending—I want to expand Cami’s suggestion. After Group A and Group B uncover Group C’s motives—perhaps they don’t “reveal” them to the rest of Minas Tirith. Instead, they give them false information about how they’re going to take care, of the corsair fleet and “evil chic” begins to get nervous and sends a messenger to the corsairs telling them what she knows. Then Denethor sends his true motives out to the “field,” destroying their fleets for real. Eh?
I think that once Group A and Group B are sure of the true identities of Group C, Finduilas should gather all her proof together and confront Denethor, telling him all she knows. That way, Groups A & B would have even more backing should she be successful in convincing him--see Carlas' idea.
Those are my ideas for the morning.
-Maikafanawen
[ May 24, 2003: Message edited by: maikafanawen ]
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