Who's the Killer?

Are you good at playing puzzle? I am not. To tell the truth, every time when I see the separated pieces of puzzles, Evil Sofia would start groaning. Therefore, I have never completed a puzzle before. However, I feel excited about solving puzzle for the first time. Evil Sofia has groaned for more than two hours, and I just ask Angel Sofia to kick her away. Are you curious about the mysterious puzzle which can attract my attention? I would like to introduce you this play: Bon Chiller, which constructs a huge puzzle and you can never figure out the mystery until the second of the ending.  

Bon Chiller, written by Monk Ferris, tells about a story happening around a rich man's anagrammatic will. Thirteen people are gathered together to decode the will, which includes the murderer who has killed the rich man. To everyone's surprise, two more people are killed during the process of decoding and the atmosphere becomes terrifying. If you think it to be a thriller, you are totally wrong. Many funny language and words are used in the play to remit the intension, such as the dialect of the Gypsy witch. The play leads your emotional changes; last second you might be laughing and the next second, you are scared by the screaming. The show is extreme engaging since you can never guess what will happen the next minute. 

The language is a lot harder than the previous play and the actors speak pretty fast. There are many conversations that I can hardly follow. Luckily, although sometime I cannot understand what they are talking about, I can know by the emotions. Nevertheless, I feel regretful that I am not able to understand the conversation during their decoding process. A lot of strange vocabularies block my mind of thinking, and my head is totally blank. In fact, the will contains many common knowledge which we should've known. How difficult the will is! I even can't understand it though there are people explaining to me.  

There is an actress who impresses me most. I have seen her acted in the play of Galileo, who was nervous and a little stiff while acting. And I can clearly remember that she was asked to practice a scene of laughing exaggeratedly over and over again.  However,  her distinctive changes surprise me a lot. Today, she is a professional actress, whose movements, gestures and emotions are all seem to be real. She is not acting Pipi, but actually Pipi this afternoon. Other actors are all great too. They dedicate all their effort into the play and try their best to give us a perfect performance. 

In conclusion, I will feel sorry if you miss the play; you will feel absolutely sorry if you miss the play. The arrangement and decoration of the stage are great; the plot is engaging just like Sherlock Homes. The most important factor is that all the varsity players are fabulous! I would like to see this performance again if possible. If you haven't seen it yet, you should search it on the internet to learn something about the play. And if you do, let's discuss a question: Who do you think get the money at last? Waiting for your answer!