Play for Grandma Grandpa 4

I will play as Grandma. She's cunning and has a keen eye for mischief, perfect for keeping that prisoner in check!

Grandma's Diary: Operation Keep the Prisoner

Day 1:

Oh, what a day! That pesky prisoner thinks they can outsmart old Grandma, do they? Well, I've got news for them. I've been keeping an eye on every nook and cranny of this house since they arrived. I've set up my knitting needles as tripwires in the hallways. One false move, and they'll be tangled up quicker than you can say "grandma's secret recipe."

Day 2:

I caught the prisoner trying to sneak out through the kitchen window this morning. As if! I had the window nailed shut last night, just in case. They looked so surprised when they couldn't budge it. I chuckled to myself and offered them a slice of my famous apple pie instead. They'll need their strength if they're planning any more escape attempts.

Day 3:

Today, I decided to play a little game. I left the front door slightly ajar, just enough to tempt them. But, oh, the surprise on their face when they tried to slip out! I had rigged the door with a bell that rang loud enough to wake the neighbors. They scurried back inside faster than a mouse in a cheese shop. I couldn't help but laugh. They won't try that again in a hurry.

Day 4:

I've been keeping them busy with chores. Nothing like a good old-fashioned distraction to keep someone from plotting an escape. Today, it was polishing the silverware. They grumbled a bit, but I reminded them that idle hands are the devil's workshop. They'll be too tired to think about escaping after a day of hard work.

Day 5:

I've noticed the prisoner eyeing the back garden. They must think they can make a run for it through there. Not on my watch! I've set up a little surprise for them. The garden hose is now rigged to spray anyone who steps on the wrong patch of grass. They'll get a cold shower if they try anything funny.

Day 6:

The prisoner seems to be getting more desperate. I found them trying to pick the lock on the basement door. Silly goose! I've got the only key, and it's safely tucked away in my apron pocket. I gave them a stern talking-to and sent them back to their room with a cup of hot cocoa. A little kindness can go a long way in keeping them complacent.

Day 7:

It's been a week, and the prisoner hasn't managed to escape yet. I think they're starting to realize that Grandma's house is a fortress. I've got eyes in the back of my head and tricks up my sleeve. They won't be going anywhere anytime soon. Now, time to bake some cookies. Even prisoners deserve a treat for good behavior!

Grandma's got this under control. That prisoner isn't going anywhere!