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The Great Dessert Contest was an event held by Samson Tangaroa in his mansion. The confectionary contest was a dessert-making competition that measured the talent of each competitor in their mastery over both flavor and design, according to Carmelo Gusto. The judge, Tangaroa himself, would determine which "work of art" exhibited superior talent in these regards. However, the competition was sabotaged by the cheating of most of the contestants, and was ultimately called off following the murder of Artie Frost, one of the contestants.
Prizes[]
There were two prizes that would be given to the winner of the competition, according to the Contest Rules:
- The title of "World's Greatest Confectioner," currently held by Samson Tangaroa.
- The only copy of the "Ultimate Cookbook," currently owned by Samson Tangaroa.
Rules[]
There were three major rules that were significant enough to mention, as outlined in the Contest Rules:
- 1. Judging will proceed clockwise from the leftmost room. All contestants to gather in Mr. Tangaroa's room when judging ends.
- 2. Non-confectionery items may not be used as decoration. Stands and display materials will be provided.
- 3. Contestants may not enter another contestant's room until judging has been completed.
Contestants[]
The competition had four contestants: Samson Tangaroa himself, Carmelo Gusto, Delicia Scone, and Artie Frost (who, under the pseudonym of "Paul Halique", was a famous "French" sculptor ).
Entries[]
Entry One: Samson Tangaroa[]
The main attraction of Samson Tangaroa's entry, located in the room on the left from the garden entryway, consisted of a large pirate ship display made entirely of cold chocolate. The display included the ship itself, the rushing water beneath it, and a chocolate treasure chest.
To the left of the entrance, against the adjacent wall, were lifelike displays of sailing equipment (such as a telescope, a compass, and a lantern atop a barrel), also made entirely of chocolate. The craftsmanship was so precise that even Tyrell Badd, an "eagle-eyed" detective, mistook them from the real thing, albeit briefly. The left wall was left untouched, as a small stream of water occupied the space.
To the right of the entrance, against the perpendicular wall, was the kitchen where Tangaroa prepared his entry. This wasn't part of his display.
The back wall was also filled with chocolate adornments and sailing equipment, such as a map, a ship wheel, a journal, a candle holder, and a globe. It also featured a chocolate picture frame that contained the only copy of the Ultimate Cookbook, one of the prizes.
Entry Two: Carmelo Gusto[]
Insert description of Gusto's entry here.
Entry Three: Delicia Scone[]
Insert description of Scone's entry here.
Entry Four: Artie Frost[]
Insert description of Frost's entry here.
Cheating[]
Insert descriptions of the contestants' cheating here. Every single contestant cheated except for Samson Tangaroa.