Page values for "Main Story 03-05"

AP x10 (First-Time Cost)

S-Chip x40

Fannie's testimony about how she witnessed and stopped Harry from tampering with the medicine, as well as the dynamics between the family members.

1. Possibly due to Joey being mentally challenged, Gordon did not remarry Joanne and their relationship also took a hit. Joanne's current position in the family is mostly founded upon her capabilities in work, not her relationship with Gordon.

2. Fannie started preparing Gordon's medicine at 10:00 AM. She witnessed Harry attempting to tamper with the medicine at 10:40, and she stopped Harry from doing it; however, a tablet may have dropped into the medicine by accident.

3. Fannie blames herself for not preparing a new batch of medicine for Gordon.

4. Gordon had the intention of firing Fannie.

5. Joanne went into the kitchen at 11:40 AM to fetch the medicine for Gordon and got burned.

6. In the morning, Harry entered the kitchen twice while Joanne entered it once.

Fannie claims that Harry entered the kitchen twice in the morning while Joanne entered only once.

Gordon's death may be contributed to Fannie and Harry's jostling. However, there are a lot of contradictions in Fannie's testimony on this matter. She may be trying to conceal the truth.

Being unable to obtain spousal status and at risk of being fired made both Joanne and Fannie unhappy with the situation.

Both Joanne and Fannie had conflicts of interest with Gordon; they both have motives to murder Gordon for the family's assets. They may also have the intention of getting rid of both Gordon and his legal heir, Harry.