Reply To: Plot twists, red herrings, reveals, etc
Well, I appreciate all of the examples here. They remind me of what made TGW so interesting and engrossing. I found that every time I thought I was identifying a red herring, it turned out to be a reveal later in the story! The execution style slayings were really connected. The trip to the Abbey produced Langlois’ map and important clues about communications that included Frere Sebastien who we ultimately learn is involved in the plot. The story of the three religious and their karaoke routine turns out to be a central link and the underlined letter “B” is a clue that connects Freres Sebastien and Robert. This plot twisted so many ways, I am still figuring things out. I am expecting that “The Black Wolf” is going to provide more of the same.
