June's Journey Full Story

If you want to read the entire story from the app June's Journey, created and written by Wooga, without having to scroll through each chapter to read the content, here are all of the clues and the conversations that go with each clue.

Chapter 36: June's Debut

It's not every day that you see yourself, or at least the body of someone who looks exactly like you, dead before your very eyes. It was unsettling. I was determined to find out what happened.

Jack: Oh my God...Louise! What happened?

June: We found her in the water tank. It looks like she drowned.

Jack: Drowned? How? Was it murder?

June: We don't know. We found a lot of bottles in her dressing room. Maybe she'd been drinking.

June: Cigarette butts. It looks like someone was standing here chain smoking.

Jack: Huh. Wonder where they went. Do you think they saw something?

June: If they did, why would they take off? It's a little suspicious.

I wanted to follow up on the possible eyewitness. But the police arrived and took over. They went over everything Virginia and I had seen just before we discovered the body. All the while, I thought I saw something out of the corner of my eye.

June: A man lurking around the set. I couldn't quite make out his face. I wonder who that is...

Jack: June, I know you want to find out what happened. But maybe just let the police handle this one. How about I take you and Virginia to lunch? We can all take our minds off of this.

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Jack: This place has the best pancakes in town! Are you hungry?

June: Sounds wonderful. I'll try the blueberry.

Jack was right. I needed to let the police handle Louise's death.

Virginia: Aunt June, look over there. Is that who I think it is?

June: Dexter? Are you all right?

Dexter: No. Louise is dead. There's no understudy. We're way past schedule. The production's ruined!

Jack: Dexter, there's got to be something we can do to save the production. We'll find a replacement for Louise.

Dexter: Who? Who are we going to find at such short notice?

I watched as Dexter poured something into his cup.

June: Bourbon. It's a little early, isn't it?

Dexter: What's your point?

Jack: Hang on, Dexter. You need a replacement... what about June?

June: Wait, I'm not an actress. I don't think it's a good idea.

Jack: Come on, you'll practically be playing yourself. It's perfect.

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I don't know how Jack managed to talk me into it, but the next day I was on set.

Virginia: Aunt June! Are you ready? In this scene you pull the murder weapon from the alligator's mouth.

June: Impressive teeth. But I don't care if it's a fake -- I'm not getting near this thing.

Virginia: But you'll have a prop arm! You'll be perfectly safe.

June: How do you know all this?

Virginia: It's in the script. Which you really should have read, by the way. You have lots of lines to learn, Aunt June.

Dexter: Are we ready? We're burning daylight, people. Places!

As I got into place, I was distracted by someone I thought I recognized.

Dexter: Cut! What are you looking at? You're supposed to walk over to the alligator!

June: Who's that man over there?

Dexter: Charlie Miller, what the hell are you doing here? I thought Milton fired you!

June: Excuse me, Dexter. I'll be back in a bit.

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There was something suspicious about Charlie Miller. Why was he on the set if he'd been fired? Did he have something to do with Louise's death? I decided to follow him and find out.

June: This looks like Charlie's locker.

June: A blueprint of the film sets. These are pretty elaborate sketches. This is the set where Louise died. Why does Charlie have this?

Charlie: None of your business. Get out of my locker. I've seen you on set. You're the one the movie's about. The so-called lady detective.

June: The name's June Parker. I'm looking into the death of Louise Davis.

Charlie: What makes you think I had anything to do with that?

June: You've been acting a little suspicious. Is it true that you were fired?

Charlie: Yeah, but that had nothing to do with Louise. Take a look.

June: Union papers. You're trying to start a union?

Charlie: Yeah. The film set is a death trap. I broke my arm in three place last year. An accident like what happened to Louise has been a long time coming.

June: So you're sure it was an accident?

Charlie: Seems likely to me.I can show you the set, if you want.

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June: So, what makes this a death trap?

Charlie: Take your pick. The ropes are old, the wood's cheap. Bad construction.

June: This trap door. What normally holds it shut?

Charlie: A rope, but it could have snapped when Louise stepped on it.

June: Where's the rope?

June: Is this it?

Charlie: Yeah... but this rope has been cut.

June: Are you sure?

Charlie: Pretty sure. When a rope snaps, it frays. But this is a clean break.

June: So it looks like it wasn't an accident after all.

Charlie: All right, if this wasn't an accident, what happened here?

June: I think someone knew Louise would stand on that trap door. They cut the rope on purpose.

Charlie: You're saying someone wanted to kill Louise? Why?

June: I don't know yet. Wait, do you smell smoke?

June: That's a lot of smoke! Is something on fire?

Charlie: Looks like it's coming from over by the plantation film set. I know a shortcut. Follow me.

June: The set's on fire!

Charlie: We have to put it out!

June: This fire's going to spread fast. We have to stop it. Wow, that was close. The whole set almost caught alight.

Charlie: June, check it out. A trail of burned grass.

June: It's leading to the trailer. Let's take a closer look.

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June: An empty matchbox. Pretty suspicious.

Charlie: I suppose it could just be a coincidence...

June: Used matches. But is it enough to prove arson?

Charlie: I don't know. I think we need to find whatever fuelled the fire.

June: Gasoline! We have our proof. Now we have to find out who the trailer belongs to.

Dexter: There he is! Arrest him!

Charlie: What! What for?

Dexter: Trespassing. Sabotage. Murder. Take your pick.

Dexter had brought the police. Before I could say anything, they took Charlie away.