The Beginning of a New Adventure
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Remember when the Nancy Drew(R) PC games just started with a letter? We've updated the games since then with more heart-pounding opening sequences, but we know you still love the letters. So, as a tribute to the past 15 games, here's the letter that would have appeared at the beginning of The White Wolf of Icicle Creek.
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/ H$ z4 f9 c4 B5 ~/ X$ MMy dear friend,
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" M% N+ C" D: L* |Well, here I am on a plane (a very small plane!) bound for Canada -- specifically, for Icicle Creek Lodge, a guest lodge deep in the Canadian Rockies of Alberta. ( _) X% V; i: g3 F) X) N# F; A
7 h7 ~. d4 ?# W8 kI'm going to try to figure out why so many accidents have been happening there. The woman who runs the Lodge called me out of the blue, saying that Bet and Ed Rawley from Shadow Ranch (Aunt Bet and Uncle Ed to you!) had recommended me. She sounded so desperate that I couldn't refuse. r$ ~/ J4 Y1 U2 H; C
She said they've been having a really cold, snowy winter up there and that I should pack accordingly, and then she said something about a wolf. The connection was getting really bad, and I could barely hear her, but I'm pretty sure she used the word "prowling" (or was it "howling"?) along ; Z% ^9 m3 U- r6 `% o! P( z+ Z
with "dangerous" and "be careful." Accidents are one thing, but wild animals? Yikes. I hope I know what I'm getting into.
3 h% _; n2 ]1 A& b, ^ fUh-oh. Gotta put this away because we're about to land. I'll let you know what happens when (and if!) I get back.
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/ g, w; Y& P' g: H4 FYours drewly,( H7 {3 k% M+ x4 u7 J. \
6 A% V" M7 j. FNancy |