Mary GillisA more realistic version of SE7EN in which John Doe watches in increasing frustration while the police fail to understand or notice most of his painstakingly planted little clues and don't even realize that all the murders are connected because most cops are not hyper competent and well-read gentleman philosophers like Somerset.
The apartments in a more realistic version of SE7EN would also be far less spacious.
It's called SE7EN because every apartment in it has seven rooms and would rent for $7000 a month.
jwz@Livingmarble There's a cookie-cutter faux-stainless condo complex in San Francisco branded as "L7". It is none of:
- A reference to a punk band;
- A reference to the 50s slang for "square";
- A reference to SE7EN;
- Located on 7th or nonexistent "L" streets (it is between 8th and 9th on Harrison);
- Shaped like an L or whatever?
I feel someone did not get the memo.
@jwz Maybe someone was a fan of the L7 vertebrae
Abandoned America@Livingmarble that is brilliant and I would totally watch that
@Livingmarble if I may, I'd also love to see the murderer ultimately get arrested for something completely stupid and unrelated to police piecing together clues. Like he forgets his cell phone at the scene of a crime and they find it only because he's calling it trying to figure out where it is since murderers generally aren't super geniuses who can hide killing multiple people without some bumbling mistake that gets them caught
Derek Dahlsad [INACTIVE]@Livingmarble John Doe tries to turn himself in to set into motion the climax of his plan, the beat cops at the door scold him for coming in to the station with bloody hands, put him in drunk tank to "cool off". Delivery van guy arrives with mystery box in the middle of nowhere, nobody is around, so the box goes back to the warehouse but gets thrown out when it starts leaking, three weeks later five line story on page 18 in newspaper about headless woman's body found in river