Split Personality story
Small-time swindler Vic Stetson ends up experiencing car trouble outside a bizarrely designed mansion. Letting himself inside so he can use the phone, he meets the mansion's occupants: reclusive twin sisters April and June Blair. After learning that they are worth a combined $2 billion, Vic creates Jack, a twin brother of his own, so he can trick both twins into dating and marrying him in a plot to steal their combined inheritance. However, Vic soon gets a nasty surprise when he discovers that the twins harbor a dark and dangerous secret. Directed by: Joel Silver. Story by: Fred Dekker.
15 total · 1 choice · 5 major · 9 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| con artistry | choice | The bigamist Vic tricked April and June into marrying him in a plot to steal their combined $2 billion inheritance. Vic also swindled the black jack playing old man in the casino. |
| bigamy | major | Vic contrived to commit bigamy in order to get his hands on a two billion dollar fortune. |
| greed for riches | major | The bigamist Vic tricked April and June into marrying him in a plot to steal their combined $2 billion inheritance. Marrying just one and getting half wasn't enough. |
| identical twins | major | The wealthy identical twins April and June Blair fell victim to a swindler's bigamist designs. |
| sister and sister | major | The wealthy identical twins April and June Blair fell victim to a swindler's bigamist designs. |
| spouse murder | major | The story culminated with April and June collaborating in cutting their mutual, bigamist, husband down the middle with a chainsaw. This way they'd get a half each, and wouldn't have to share. |
| clairvoyance | minor | Vic feigned to have some sort of extraordinary perception that told him the next card up would be a two. |
| gambling | minor | The old man at the black jack table tried to renege on bet. |
| helping a stranger in need | minor | The swindler Vic feigned to take compassion on an old man who claimed to have mistakenly bet the money to pay for his boy's operation on a hand of black jack. But this was just a prelude to scamming him. |
| living corpse | minor | The story is presented by the Crypt Keeper, a cackling, wisecracking cadaver. |