>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>When you say "the woman" was killed, it sounds like you are referring to the first woman.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Was the maid the one who was killed?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Actually, I didn't say, she was killed. I said: she was found dead. No, maid was alive, but the master (what is the correct term here?) was found dead.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Are you saying the woman wasn't killed?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>No, she was not. Ske killed herself.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>What was she doing in the maid's room? Changing the sheets? *grin*
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>She was not in the maid room either... :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Who found her?
>>>>>
>>>>> The owner of the hotel + the maid.
>>>>>
>>>>>And why were they looking in her room, if the scream came from another?
>>>>>
>>>>> They probably looked in both rooms, it doesn't really matter.
>>>>>
>>>>>>Why am I playing this game? *vbg*
>>>>>
>>>>> ??? :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Did the maid find the woman's clothes in her (the maid's) room (and thus the scream)?
>>>
>>> No. Maid was not in her "master's" room, when she screamed. Here is an important hint: all rooms in this hotel were identical.
>>>
>>
>>Yes, I know the maid was in her own room. That's why I asked if the clothes somehow appeared in her room. But, I suppose the answer is still no.
>>
>>I haven't been able to figure out the importance of identical rooms and the veil, but it'll come to me...
>>
>>When you say 'unreal', do you mean 'paranormal'? As in, the explanation cannot be given in normal or natural terms?
>
>No, I didn't mean "paranormal". The explanation can be given in natural terms, though some facts are really bevildering (?) It's definitely not the thing, which happens every day... Some things are hard to explain, but they probably could be explained...

Is there a wedding dress involved?

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