39 Clues Audio Book Two: One False Note: Bonus

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See my review of these audio books.

Note: The reason why I’m not reviewing the bonus in audio book one is because I don’t think it’s earth-shattering information and I’d much rather post about this at the moment. If anyone wants to write a guest post and submit it through the Submit your Content! page, feel free to do so. This is a quick review because there really isn’t all that much to say, but I thought it might be fun to give non-buyers of the audio books a glimpse at what they’re missing out on.

I really was quite shocked as the audio book came to the bonus section on The 39 Clues Audio Book Two: One False Note.

As promised, it was a court transcript of a filing against Grace. In it, Grace was accused of stealing Nanneral Mozart’s diary; the one in which she scribbled secret notes. The notes were probably intended for Amy and Dan’s parents, Hope and Arthur Cahill, but they ended up helping the Young Cahill’s tremendously.

This was a crime, and if prosecuted, Grace could face up to twenty years in jail. Because of Grace’s obnoxiousness–saying things like (to the plaintiff) “You know you make an awful sound when you breath? It sounds rather like a hippopotamus,” or when the judge asked if she would “borrow” the Mona Lisa, Grace replied “I declined that  gracious offer from the Luv last year.”–and the overwhelming evidence against her, compiled with the fact that she didn’t deny the claim, Grace was losing badly.

Just as the judge was about to bang his gable down, however, a roaring noise could be heard. It was the sound of a helicopter. Out stepped William McIntyre. William went up to the judge and started whispering.

When the conversation was done, the judge dismissed the claim, saying that it had all been “a big misunderstanding.”

It is certainly intriguing what McIntyre whispered. Perhaps that he was prepared to murder him, or maybe a dinner with the chancellor, as (when she was walking away) Grace called back “I hope to see you at the chancellor’s dinner this evening.”

Although this is not information that really helps in the clue hunt, I find it very interesting, and I think anyone who is serious about capturing the clues should hear this; if only for laughing at the obnoxiousness of Grace.