I will play as Grandma. She's sharp as a tack and quick on her feet, and no prisoner is getting past her watchful eyes!
Grandma's Strategy to Prevent the Prisoner's Escape:
Morning Patrol:
- I start my day early, making sure to check all the windows and doors. I'll use my trusty walking stick to test the locks and ensure they're secure. No one's sneaking out on my watch!
Kitchen Watch:
- I'll spend a good part of the morning in the kitchen, pretending to bake my famous apple pie. The delicious smell will draw anyone nearby, and I can keep an eye on the back door from there. Plus, who can resist a slice of pie?
Living Room Surveillance:
- In the afternoon, I'll settle into my rocking chair in the living room. It gives me a perfect view of the front door and the hallway. I'll knit a scarf while keeping my ears open for any suspicious sounds.
Evening Rounds:
- As the sun starts to set, I'll take a leisurely walk around the house, using my flashlight to check all the dark corners. I'll make sure to pause and chat with the prisoner if I see them, keeping them engaged and distracted.
Nighttime Vigil:
- At night, I'll sit by the fireplace with my knitting, pretending to doze off. But my eyes will be half-open, ready to catch any movement. I'll have my old police whistle handy, just in case I need to alert the others.
With these tactics, there's no way that prisoner is escaping. Grandma's got this house locked down tight!
