Whodunit

Um, but that's just, it's just good, like, cheesy-

Whodunit.

Whodunit.

Yeah.

We love a whodunit.

Like, tho- that little four books-

Whodunit, yeah

... and you're like, those are good.

So I have, I've watched those, and I really enjoy those.

a

hint of whodunit type deal.

Whodunit did he do it? It's a

military trial.

So that's a whole other interesting dynamic.

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There's some interesting stories.

Obviously, we've all seen Whodunit once, but I think this one does it pretty well.

It's also like the town, Gibsons, which is a real place.

It's beautiful.

Yeah.

I mean, there's a hint of whodunit type deal.

Whodunit did he do it? It's a

military trial.

So that's a whole other interesting dynamic.

Now for your word of the day.

Our word for today is whodunit.

That's W-H-O-D-U-N-I-T.

A whodunit is a complex, plot-driven variety of detective fiction where the puzzle regarding who committed the crime is the central focus.

The narrative typically provides the audience with equal access to the clues alongside the investigator, allowing the reader to deduce the culprit before the official revelation at the climax.