The Mysterious Benedict Society series has always been one of my personal favorites, but there are just a few things I would like to clarify. First off, how big is Mr. Benedict's house? The first book makes it seem like there were at least a hundred rooms in the maze, but the cover illustration makes it looks like the house base is no bigger than a normal house. So, if the house is no bigger than the average house, how would they be able to fit a maze of such gargantuan proportions in? I mean, either the maze is huge, or Sticky has a terrible sense of direction.
May 30, 2013:
I have a question about the Ten-Men. If their handkerchiefs are coated in chloroform, then why wouldn't they be knocked out when they bent over and their noses brushed against it? I mean, no offense, but that would seem more of a liability than an asset to have that handkerchief.
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