Spoken like someone who's never seen a murder mystery on a plane. Let me tell you that shit is tense and interesting as shit.

Sure but where's the *aesthetic*?

The aesthetic is in the abject terror your characters are confronted with when they realize they're trapped 10000 feet in the air with a killer along them. Of course it's not going to look like the Orient Express, mass air travel wasn't invented until after the golden age of mystery. But that's what the next generations are for, what we are for. We can return thrillers to their mystery roots, strike down the tamed dogs of the state and revive the cat and mouse games of the private investigator and their quarry.

Murder mystery on an airship is the best of both worlds

among us

how the fuck do you get cock from charles

you ask him nicely

The Richard-dick naming situation actually comes from a fad that existed back in I think it was the 17th or 18th century, can't remember which. But the naming fad/convention of the time was for rhyming secondary nicknames for names that already had a 4 letter nickname. Ie: William-will-bill, Richard-rick-dick

so it'd be Charles-chuck-fuck

to add onto this a demonstration