family. people. that’s what matters. the rest is useless noise.

the transitional games: last train to blue moon canyon, danger by design, the creature of kapu cave, the white wolf of icicle creek

things are really starting to heat up, nancy.              ugh, and so are the bad puns.

there are some doors that should never be opened

ND Alignment Chart - Animal Edition { Male / Female Characters }

- special thanks to @karenplaysnancydrew, @dagny-silva, and @its-locked for help with categorizing characters!

if my brother sued someone every time he got smacked upside the head, we’d be in court for decades.

you’d want to look as neutral as possible. a sheep wrapped in wolf’s hide…

Soren is 110% gay you cannot tell me otherwise

im definitely not gonna tell you or anyone else otherwise hahahah

#confirmed

nancy: *catches cockroaches in paris*

nancy: you know what? i really enjoyed that. the hunt. the chase. the way those little crawlers scurried around. bugs are really fascinating. i'm going to go find an entomologist who's looking for volunteer work!

OMFG NO WHY

@differencedetective i made this for u. xoxo

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They probably spent a million dollars on this house and the front door isn’t even on the right side. There isn’t even a pathway to get to the front door. Carson’s fancy colleagues are expected to traipse through the yard or be received through back door. 

what are you, some kind of sam spade?

what am i, fish food? henrik’s not the only one around here who can translate a glyph, you know!

feeling your heartbeat that’s what I want that’s what I need

i get your drift, joe. i have lived with your drift for years. i am saddled with your drift.

dear her interactive,

i’m graduating from college in a few days-magna cum laude with a b.a. in european history and a minor in french-and i feel like you’re to thank for that. 

i vividly remember first playing treasure in the royal tower at the tender age of twelve and immediately becoming fascinated with the story line about marie antoinette and the french revolution. my historical education up until that point had been simplistic and uninteresting, and i never really thought about the topic beyond what i learned in school. this game, however, sparked a deep curiosity in me. i wanted to know more about what happened, who was involved, why they did what they did. i began to see history as i still view it today-that “mighty dramos enacted upon the theatre of times,” the ‘characters’ all playing their roles to perfection. i paid more attention in history classes, read nonfiction books for fun, devoured period dramas.

the spring semester of my freshman year in college i declared european history as my major and haven’t looked back since. i worked hard, met some absolutely awesome people, learned things that completely amazed me. not for one second have i ever regretted this choice.

and i owe it all to you, a childhood hero, and a quirky professor who ate chicken wings and idolized marie antoinette.

signed,

a grateful budding historian