Sure thing, I love it when we have events where you need to break the 50/50 rule, they say cracking a single situation can often involve more than one of the options we offer, but hey, even when you're writing something serious, it's always a good idea to crack a little joke right under the nose of your grumpy engineer type of protagonist, right? brb, gonna go feed my dog in peace. Tom. --- "Planning a break-in isn't exactly elementary school playtime." Molly strode into the room with a determined look on her face. She shoved a laminated map towards Bill. "Do you know this place, buddy?" Bill squinted at the map. "I think so - child's play." He adjusted his glasses and pointed to the vicinity marked 'Present Swap'. "This is where all the presents are, according to this." Molly's eyebrow rose high. "Children's playtime? Or shady crooks' playtime?" Bill chuckled. "Either way, it's gonna pay well." "High stakes never bothered you much, did they, Bill?" Bill rubbed his chin. "I like to think of myself as an opportunity seeker, not a risk taker." Molly continued to look critically at the map. "Well... It's the party of the sheriff's kid. Do they seriously expect us to just walk in and out?" Bill sighed. "We'll have to find another way in." Molly glanced down at the map, her eyes scanning it intently. Suddenly she grinned mischievously. "We'll break in." Bill blinked at her unexpected idea. "Break in? Are you feeling alright?" "Relish the opportunity, Bill." Molly pointed at the backdoor on the map. "It's as easy as climbing, and with a bit of a distraction..." Rolling his eyes, Bill said, "Sounds like a cute little heist." Molly smirked. "Well, if we're going to get yourself the fancy new suit you've been ogling..." She trailed off, causing Bill to stare at her. Bill snorted. "I've never ogled a suit!" he snapped back, annoyed. Molly giggled. "Oh, I know better than that Bill. But maybe I could help you see your present through new eyes...” The tension fell away from Bill and he folded his arms, smirking. “For that, Molly, I’m willing to risk my reputation." Molly's grin became predatory. “And I for you, Bill.” She gestured at the map, pointing, "You get me past that fence, I take care of the party." "Fair enough." "Whatever, Bill - let's just steal the presents, go our separate ways, and keep our side deals to ourselves." "Sounds about right." Dreams of a dapper new suit surfaced once again. "We can as well meet again later, after this score... If we're both still here." Bill sobered. "Yeah, can't promise that." Molly nodded, tugging on her silver hair. "Me neither. But in the meantime..." she grazed her fingers across the map. "We just need to ensure everything goes... smoothly." A grin spread across Bill's face. With this map and a little help from Molly, the heist would be a synch. "In the meantime, let’s focus on the child who just wants to look cool with a new toy." Molly smirked. "Oh, stealing is one thing, but looking cool with it? That's where the real talent comes in." As Molly and Bill finalized their plans, the potential for a mischievous and successful heist solidified their excitement. No one had guessed they would pull such a daring stunt at a children's party, and the thrill of potentially getting caught added some spice to their little adventure. Together, they plotted their way into the party, ready to leave with a bag full of loot - the sherif’s kid not the wiser to their motives or moves. The Joker and the Queen of Hearts: a dark and twisted collaboration – just the pair for this new escapade.