My question is; who is the inspector in the Paris police? Is it Inspector Jacques Clouseau? A character who could unravel the mystery (and any parallel realities) within a single chapter.
That’s an interesting question, I mean from my writer’s point of view, because at this stage I had not envisaged the inspector having any on-screen role at all. He doesn’t even have a name. At some point later on he’ll provide an important piece of information and that’s as far as I’ve got with him.
On the other paw, given what I have planned for Act II I should probably revaluate his role, because he would come in very useful and it wouldn’t make sense if he wasn’t involved.
My goodness, these people are devious! I would make a horrible spy.
You're far too nice and pleasant and full of goodness to be a spy, Jeannine. I'd stick to being you!
That is sweet of you to say. Thank you. Since I'm kind of stuck in this body, I guess I don't have much choice anyway. 😁
My question is; who is the inspector in the Paris police? Is it Inspector Jacques Clouseau? A character who could unravel the mystery (and any parallel realities) within a single chapter.
That’s an interesting question, I mean from my writer’s point of view, because at this stage I had not envisaged the inspector having any on-screen role at all. He doesn’t even have a name. At some point later on he’ll provide an important piece of information and that’s as far as I’ve got with him.
On the other paw, given what I have planned for Act II I should probably revaluate his role, because he would come in very useful and it wouldn’t make sense if he wasn’t involved.
So thanks for mentioning this!
Just make sure that this inspector is as well trained in the art of combat as Inspector Clouseau is, by employing an assassin house keeper like Cato.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjA364EMqQ