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Alex Flanagan, Ryan Garner, Alex Cawthorn, Sophie Quilliams, Aleyse McNealy, Ivy Smothers, John Allen McCarrell and Janna Federer play a part in the interactive game, “Live Clue,” where teens ages 12 to 18 solved a fictitious mystery at the Blount County Library on Oct. 23.

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Alex Flanagan, Ryan Garner, Alex Cawthorn, Sophie Quilliams, Aleyse McNealy, Ivy Smothers, John Allen McCarrell and Janna Federer play a part in the interactive game, “Live Clue,” where teens ages 12 to 18 solved a fictitious mystery at the Blount County Library on Oct. 23.

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  • Alex Flanagan, Ryan Garner, Alex Cawthorn, Sophie Quilliams, Aleyse McNealy, Ivy Smothers, John Allen McCarrell and Janna Federer play a part in the interactive game, “Live Clue,” where teens ages 12 to 18 solved a fictitious mystery at the Blount County Library on Oct. 23.
  • Christopher George, Alix Irwin, Kassandra Wogt, Shannon Frisco, Sara Bowden, Holley Springfield, Ashlee King, Madison Davis, Olivia George and Alicia Luttrell participate in “Teen Mystery Night Live Clue” game at the Blount County Library on Oct. 23.
  • Librarian Kaye Wallace gets in the character for Live Clue set in Victorian London. Participants were encouraged to dress in costume from that era.
  • Ivy Smothers and Sophie Quilliams compete with other teams to solve the mystery of the “The Lamplighter.”
  • Ryan Garner and Aleyse McNealy share clues to solve the mystery of “who done it,” as well as where the murder of the Lamplighter took place and which weapon was used.
  • Krista Murphy attempts to solve which weapon was used in the fictitious mystery game, Live Clue. The game took competitors to different locations throughout the library with a host of clues.
  • Madison Davis demonstrates how the murder may have occurred. The object of the game was to solve the mystery through the process of elimination.
  • Alix Irwin plays a character in the mystery game. The mystery included clues from Sherlock Holmes detective stories, which were set in Victorian London.
  • Megan Sparks, David Mishoe, Nicholas Martin, Tyler Pike and Melissa Shaw gather to play the Live Clue game on Oct. 23. The interactive drama was free and open to the public at the Blount County Library.
  • Jana Boling, Madalynn Arwood, Hannah Floyd, Jordan Isbill, Sara Bell, Brian Dudley, Margaux and Abby Army participate in “Teen Mystery Night.” The event attracted 49 teens to play Live Clue at the Blount County Public Library.
  • Wyatt Myers enjoys refreshments at the Blount County Library on Oct. 23 where teens were invited for a night of “Live Clue.” The interactive game challenged participants to use clues to solve the mystery through metaphors, historical locations and literary figures.

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