Here's the deal- I have several lines which form a story. After reading the story, you can ask me any yes or no question. Work together and use my answers to pull together the missing pieces of the puzzle and make sense of the story. Here it is:

Man walks into house.
Man turns on radio.
Man walks upstairs.
Man enters room.
Man turns on light.
Man looks out window.
Man opens window.
Man jumps out window.

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Are their occupations important?

Yes

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was it a murder-suicide? or something more "Romeo and Julietish"

No and No.

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So new riddle. There were two people-- a man and a woman. The woman said "I love you" and the man responded: "I love you too." Then they died. Why?

was it a murder-suicide? or something more "Romeo and Julietish"

Are their occupations important?

We finished that riddle awhile ago, writer. We're on this one:

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So new riddle. There were two people-- a man and a woman. The woman said "I love you" and the man responded: "I love you too." Then they died. Why?

To see the answer to the question in the first post in this topic, highlight the quote underneath.

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He was incharge of a light house and forgot to turn the light on and heard it on the radio that a boat sunk, so he walked up the stairs, turned on the light and then killed himself by jumping out the window

Really dumb question but does the dude hit the ground when he jumps out of the window?

No.
Yes.

was the man like depressed?
Was there a woman involved

No
No

Was it like in that book, The Pact, where they had a suicide pact?

Was it some creepy love this like Rutherford B Hayes and his sister?

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Did they kill themselves?
Was it an illness or a poison?

1. Yes
2. No

Did they kill themselves?
Was it an illness or a poison?

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Did they die in a natural disaster, or some sort of disaster?

No.

Did they die in a natural disaster, or some sort of disaster?