It is 1992. Mary Maloney is a depressed and single woman in
her mid-60s watching her television in the house where she murdered her husband
in 1952. She keeps the bone as a trophy on her wall. She keeps a steady
supply of whiskey in the fridge. Her favourite foods are cheese and lamb. She
used to be married to Sam the grocer, and she watches MTV. A 1992 song
about lambs sparks her memory of the incident. Her daughter is a lesbian with
mental issues due to consumption of whiskey as a foetus, and is overweight from
eating lamb. Her Mary's father is living in a retirement home taking lots of
prescribed drugs. She has a Macintosh where she looks at child porn and
information about murders. She goes to knitting club with her Granny friends in
town and has escaped the noose. She is not eligible for a pension and she
plays the Texas Chainsaw Massacre on the NES. She is attempting to build a
working copy of HAL from 2001: a Space Odyssey. She walks through the
graveyard where her husband is buried and listens to Elvis vinyls. She smuggles
cocaine. She works for Sainsbury's, built on the location of the grocery. She
keeps in contact with Sam by email. She watches Poroit/Miss Marple on BBC One |(see
idents on Survival DVD)| Add 1990's pop culture. She likes listening to
the Blues. She has no mobile phone. A policewan (sic, policewoman) telephones
her to tell her new evidence has arisen from the incident - a possibal
possible murder weapon - a rotting 1950s baseball bat in seen in her
garden by a neighbour. She also likes to watch BBC News. She drives a 1990s
car.
She saw a documentary about the last British hanging the
previous night. Policewoman telephones her to tell her the murder weapon has
been found - a baseball bat with stains of blood rotting in her back garden.
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