Whodunit? - Krystina Alabado/Noah Galvin.mp3

[00:00.000] 作词 : Danny Abosch/John Maclay
[00:00.351] 作曲 : Danny Abosch/John Maclay
[00:00.703]Zeke Matthews! This time you've gone too far.
[00:03.699]I didn't do it. I don't know how that got there. I swear!
[00:06.583]Well if you didn't do it, who did? And how did this paint can get into your locker?
[00:12.042]Why not ask Tina? She's the one who has access to the paint. Or Emile! He's probably got keys to everything!
[00:17.271]Who?
[00:18.238]Emile, the night janitor.
[00:20.133]What? There is no night janitor.
[00:22.626](BROOKE and ZEKE exchange furtive glances. They need to be furtive or the moment just doesn't work. Like, at all.)
[00:23.687]So Zeke, care to explain how this can of paint ended up in your locker?
[00:29.071]I don' know! You have to believe me!
[00:31.345]Frankly, I don't know what to believe. Zeke, you are out of the play until further notice.
[00:36.263]But—
[00:36.771]No buts! Principal Stine and I will be discussing this with your parents. And deciding if we have to cancel the play.
[00:42.725]Cancel the play? No!
[00:44.808]We may not have a choice. And, Zeke, we will also discuss what other punishments might be appropriate. If it's proven you did this, you'll be lucky if you don't get suspended. Or worse.
[00:57.541](MS. WALKER, PRINCIPAL STINE, and TINA exit.)
[00:57.882]Suspended? Or worse? What's worse than suspension? Expulsion? Jail? I mean… what the… what?!?
[01:08.898]I’ve got to take a stand
[01:10.304]Before this gets me banned
[01:11.995]It's getting out of hand,I mean,like,very.
[01:15.192]The story's getting scary.
[01:16.966]My outlooks getting wary.
[01:18.758]To put it kind of baldly,
[01:20.265]Your conundrum's gotten hairy!
[01:22.459]Now there is but one solution
[01:25.820]To prevent my prosecution.
[01:29.338]Right now, all arrows point to you!
[01:33.620]It's true.
[01:34.504]So we gotta think it all through
[01:36.056]And solve the mystery!
[01:37.271]Reveal the Phantom's history!
[01:38.728]I know! Let's make a list to reconsider every clue.
[01:42.614]Someone's behind it all,
[01:45.327]But who?
[01:46.599](During the following sequence, they generate sketches of the three suspects.)
[01:47.329]Brian's right. Let's analyze the suspects. Number one: Emile, the scary fake night janitor.
[01:54.662]He's creepy, weird, and vicious,
[01:55.397]And what's even more suspicious
[01:57.198]Is he lied right to my face.
[01:59.918]But what could be his motive?
[02:01.260]And with access to a load of
[02:02.855]Cleaning stuff, why leave a trace?
[02:04.979]To frame me!
[02:05.871]He might not be involved.
[02:06.952]The evidence is slim.
[02:08.108]But until we have a better suspect,
[02:10.072]All arrows point to him!
[02:12.201]He does seem like a likely suspect.
[02:14.274]Yes he does, Brian. But let's not forget about Tina.
[02:17.269]I admit that Tina is a little high-strung. And obsessive. And mean. But she's also very—
[02:22.426]Brian is right! Tina is all those things!
[02:24.753]But I also think she is rather committed to—
[02:26.411]Good call, Brian. I think it could be Tina.
[02:28.807]But—
[02:29.347]Tina! Yes, it's totally possible.
[02:31.843]She's angry, not our buddy,
[02:33.091]Doesn't want to understudy,
[02:34.427]And she's got a vicious streak.
[02:37.523]It fits until you factor
[02:38.716]That to be the leading actor,
[02:40.082]She'd need Brooke kicked out, not Zeke.
[02:43.019]She might not be involved.
[02:44.298]It's less proof than I'd prefer.
[02:45.786]But until we have a better suspect,
[02:47.877]All arrows point to her.
[02:49.479]Okay. So we have two suspects: Emile and Tina.
[02:52.449]Yes, Brooke dear. But you're forgetting one important fact.
[02:55.748]What's that?
[02:56.604]In stories like this, it's always the one you least suspect!
[02:59.863]But in real life, I think we should probably investigate the person we most suspect.
[03:04.507]But who is the person we least suspect? Ms. Walker? She's been acting pretty strangely.
[03:09.403]Brooke!
[03:10.217]What?
[03:10.837]Brooke is the one I least suspect. She has no reason to do it and there's lots of evidence that she couldn't be the Phantom. And I can't imagine she would want to frame you.
[03:18.562]That's true. You make a good point, Brian. Maybe it could be Brooke…
[03:22.970]Brooke, Brooke, Brooke!
[03:25.747]Strange as you may find it,
[03:27.025]Often times, the one behind it
[03:28.248]Is the one you least suspect.
[03:31.242]She seems so sweet and innocent,
[03:32.724]While scheming, deep within, a secret plan to have me wrecked!
[03:36.770]She might not be involved.
[03:38.275]She's likely not a crook.
[03:39.407]But until we have a better suspect,
[03:41.652]All arrows point to…
[03:42.705]No, this is stupid, it's not Brooke.
[03:44.789]Thank you, Zeke. That's very big of you.
[03:46.886]But I need to clear my name. Right now.
[03:49.993]But how can you do that?
[03:51.278]Investigate!
[03:52.487]So…? Who should we investigate? What should we do?
[03:56.814]I think the most obvious suspect is this Emile character. He is beyond suspicious.
[04:02.515]There's one other possibility
[04:04.918]A real phantom? Hmmm. Somebody is "haunting" this school. And it isn't me. We need proof. And I think I know where to start looking.
[04:14.327]You don't mean—
[04:15.348]Yep. This all started when we went down that trapdoor. We need to go back down that elevator, and get proof that there's a phantom!
[04:22.111]To prevent my prosecution,
[04:25.637]And procure your absolution,
[04:28.310]I have no choice,
[04:29.612]It's crystal clear what I must do
[04:32.141]It's up to you.
[04:33.823]I gotta gum my own shoe
[04:35.406]To solve the mystery!
[04:36.639]Prove the Phantom's history!
[04:38.376]Brave any twist or evil plot that might ensue
[04:41.689]To prove the Phantom tale is true.
[04:47.249]Someone's behind this,
[04:49.373]And we're gonna find out who!