[Todd still looks pretty unhappy, and once the doors are locked behind everyone, he raises his voice.]

Okay. First off, we've got a goddamn new rule because someone thought it'd be a fucking good idea to try and hide their evidence in a place it shouldn't be hidden!

[He slaps down a two very oily, soggy looking gloves and a piece of oily, waterlogged cloth.]

I can't fucking believe I have to say this, but I guess I do!

Don't try to flush down your goddamn evidence in the toilets! Don't put anything in the toilets that isn't supposed to be there! Jesus Christ...

[Once he manages to settle down, he sighs loudly.]

Ugh...alright. See the box over there? That's your voting station. After you've figured out who you're going to vote, vote there.

I'll give you a refresher, because I know your stupid asses have already forgotten the rules.

- Everyone living gets one vote. Whoever gets the most votes at the trial will be executed.
- The number of victims and 'those voted out' must be equal. If two people are murdered, two people must be executed. The two people with the most votes in that situation would be executed.
- Deaths during trials do not count for 'execution'. Someone must still be voted out and executed.
- You cannot vote for the dead, even if they were the original killer.

Got it? I've also got to clarify some stuff.

- You don't have to vote out the killer. If all of you want, you could just vote someone out who pisses you off the wrong way. 'S your choice.
- You still have to at least figure out who did it, though. At least make it entertaining for us to watch.
- You have to vote, or die. Not voting means that you're okay with being killed alongside whoever else is going to die.

Finally, you have six hours to figure out what you're doing and vote. That's all you should really need.

If you've got any other questions, or anything else for me to clarify, just say it.