Previously on the Smole, the contestants had to form groups to draw pictures. Mandy, Hugh and Cecelia had the chance to get an exemption if the three guessers guessed their objects drawn instead of their teammates. However, Beverly, Alan and Avery were not fooled and managed to score 60/60 points, making the pot 83/126 points. Is the Mole just warming up? Can the group continue this trend?
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Hugh: "It's my fault for sucking at drawing feathers. Even I thought they were leaves when I looked back at it. A first exemption would have been really nice especially with that double execution."
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Carolina: "I can't speak for the others but I got carried away adding on to the painting because the mission requirement was that the basket and chocolate had to look like they belonged in the same artwork rather than two disjointed objects. And because I had time."
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Mandy: "Seraphine taking over the whole drawing is strange but somewhat expected as an artist. She probably couldn't stand our drawing skills. But Caitlin letting her take over and make her object less obvious is interesting."
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Caitlin: "It is so sus that Seraphine took over the whole collaborative drawing and drew unneeded details like the men. We almost lost those points because she made the guitar the focal point rather than the flip-flops."
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Cecelia: "Why is there a globe poking through the shelf?"
Seraphine: "It's probably a missing object that was substituted."
Cecelia: "That's not the point now. I came here to find out what happened. Why were so many other things present?"
Seraphine: "I have standards. In fact, the picture that was submitted was not up to my standard. If I had more time I would have done much better. I don't see why you're questioning just me when the other teams also included objects that weren't relevant."
Cecelia: "I'll get to them later. I simply find it weird that a professional artist will muddy the main point of the artwork."
Seraphine: "If you think the main point of the art was the tambourine and flip-flops, then you do not understand art at all. I wanted to convey a feeling of 'hopeful hopelessness'. The two men are struggling but trying to convince themselves that life is better than it truly is."
Seraphine: "I can feel the judgement. I get it. Most Sims think I am weird. They simply don't understand me. A true artist leaves and breathes art every single day."
Cecelia: "I can relate."
Cecelia: "Your drawing was really good in my opinion, especially given the short time we had. It looked like a photo."
Seraphine: "Bah! Don't ever compare my work to a photograph again. It is supposed to be photorealistic, not be confused for a photo. Photographs are not real art. Photography is for lazy Sims with no talent. Making a surrealistic piece takes time and skill."
Cecelia: "I understand fully. I have high standards too as a magician. So many frauds and wannabes claim they are magicians when they should learn to stop weaning first. Like that weak-willed Sheila Rammstein."
Seraphine: "Is she the rival you talked about yesterday?"
Cecelia: "She is. That woman bites off more than she can chew. She is nowhere talented enough to be a magician. And look at her now! Performing at children's birthday parties. This weak-willed woman couldn't even be the Mole when the offer was given to her. Pathetic."
Cecelia: "I am glad there is someone else on this show with standards."
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Sullivan: "No no no!"
Hugh: "And touchdown!"
Hugh: "What have you? Another game?"
Sullivan: "You're on."
Sullivan: "So, what is this getup supposed to be? Are you a superhero?"
Hugh: "I'm a bad bunny."
Sullivan: "So, you're a supervillain. That's awesome. What kind of supervillain are you like? Thanos? Green Goblin?"
Hugh: "I like to think I'm a joker."
Sullivan: "The Joker's not a supervillain. He doesn't have superpowers. He's more of a psychopathic clown, although I prefer the term 'misunderstood'. But I totally see where you're coming from. He's one of the most well-known and beloved villains. He's really someone to look up to."
Hugh: "Look up to? What are you trying to do? Take over the world?"
Sullivan: "I don't have that level of ambition, but I would like to be respected as a career criminal for a change."
Hugh: "Maybe I should clarify that I'm just wearing this as a bit. I'm a comedian. I do improv. I thought it would be funny to dress up as a bunny superhero."
Sullivan: "Oh..."
Hugh: "Hey now, don't get sad on me. Look we can't have superheroes without supervillains now can we?"
Sullivan: "I suppose you're right."
Hugh: "Geez, like talking to a toddler."
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Beverly: "You're working hard."
Marshall: "Exercise keeps your mind clear and sharp. It also keeps you healthy. I expect you to know, I J, as a member of the special forces."
Alan: "Yeah well the special forces can be too strict and rigid at times."
Marshall: "There is a reason for that."
Alan: "I know, I know, but it won't hurt to let loose every once in a while."
Beverly: "Amen. I'm still wondering how you managed to fool your sergeants."
Alan: "They're boomers."
Marshall: "Have you thought of the consequences? They might be watching this and then you'll get in trouble."
Alan: "They're too boomer to watch TV or these kind of shows."
Marshall: "How are you going to explain when they ask you for a report of this 'elite training programme'?"
Alan: "I'll make some shit up. Don't worry about it."
Marshall: "What do you do in the special forces?"
Alan: "I can't disclose much."
Beverly: "Aw come on, give us a teaser."
Alan: "We protect and serve when others fail."
Beverly: "Let's say you're walking down a street unprepared and suddenly a mob of terrorists come at you. What do you do?"
Alan: "I fight back."
Marshall: "But you weren't expecting it. You were just going about your day. You don't have any weapons."
Alan: "I improvise. You learn to get creative with your surroundings."
Beverly: "That's true. Anything can be a weapon."
Alan: "Speaking of you, you're a contract killer?"
Beverly: "Yeah, but don't worry about it. It's strictly work. I don't go about killing others for fun."
Marshall: "You sound dangerous and should be expelled."
Beverly: "Nobody ordered a hit on any of you. I used to work for the government too. I guess you can say I'm some sort of special forces too."
Alan: "We should work together. As a coalition."
Beverly: "You're not the hottest guy around, but my other options are a rabbit and a hot dog, so I accept."
Alan: "Way to hurt my heart."
Beverly: "It's all business, boy."
Sullivan: "Hi Beverly, hi Marshall, hi I J."
Sullivan: "Forgive me if this is rude but I just must know. Why are you called I J?"
Alan: "I go by Jeffrey. My last name is Iligan. So in the squad they call me Iligan, Jeffrey, or I J for short."
Beverly: "You should consider getting a nickname, Sullivan. The name is so long to say. Like my friends call me Bev for short. You can be Sully or Sul."
Sullivan: "I actually already have a nickname."
Beverly: "What is it?"
Sullivan: "It's... I rather not say."
Marshall: "Be a man and say what you mean. Don't leave it at the tip of your tongue and then hold back."
Sullivan: "...Sul-Sul. It's Sul-Sul."
Beverly: "Sul-Sul? Aw, that's so cute. Sul-sul Sul-Sul!"
Sullivan: "Please don't call me that. Only my mom calls me that."
Marshall: "There is nothing wrong with your nickname so stop being embarrassed by it. Own it."
Beverly: "Looks like I won."
Alan: "I was distracted by babyface."
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Carolina: "Obviously Ba and I are working together on this show. We were thinking of inviting you since the three of us know one another."
Norman: "But not that well."
Carolina: "We lived together."
Norman: "Ok."
Avery: "Hey y'all. Hope I'm not interrupting."
Norman: "Go away dumb hot dog boy."
Carolina: "Norman!"Avery: "I'm not dumb. You're dumb! You look so stupid with that makeup. You a girl or a boy?"
Norman: "Listen here dimwit..."
Carolina: "Both of you calm down."
Carolina: "Aren't you hot inside that hot dog suit?"
Avery: "Hot as an oven on a midsummer day. But I'm forced to wear this. My boss wants to promote his hot dogs and I'm the mascot boy."
Carolina: "Some special meat?"
Avery: "How did ya guess?"
Norman: "You better not be hitting on a minor."
Avery: "I ain't hitting no one. I'm sitting right here. I ain't getting physical."
Carolina: "Don't be so dirty, Norman."
Norman: "Says the guy in running makeup. Who's the girl now?"
Avery: "Eh shut up pretty boy!"
Carolina: "Norman, I think it's time to go."
Norman: "Me? Why not him?"
Carolina: "Be the bigger man."
Norman: "Whatever. Don't wanna hang around that loser."
Avery: "Why are you friends with him?"
Carolina: "I won't say we're friends; more of acquaintances. We used to rent an apartment in Bridgeport together when we were poor. We're doing better now though."
Avery: "So he's one of those city folk."
Carolina: "I live in Bridgeport too."
Avery: "But you're different. You're so nice."
Carolina: "Have you been to Bridgeport?"
Avery: "Heard of it but never been to it. Don't intend to either. I prefer it in my small little town."
Carolina: "Where did you grow up?"
Avery: "On a farm. My Maw and Paw were farmers. Grew wheat and barley. Ain't got much edumacation but I know a good guy from a bad guy. And he's a bad, bad guy."
Carolina: "He's not that bad once you get to know him. My father quite likes him even. But back to you. Why didn't you get much education? Your family couldn't afford it?"
Avery: "Yeah, and I didn't like studying anyway. Boring as hell."
Carolina: "But it could get you to a better place. A better job even."
Avery: "Too bad I ain't made for studying. But I ain't dumb."
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Caitlin: "Does this dress make me look fat?"
Mandy: "Do you want the honest answer or the feel-good answer?"
Caitlin: "Honest."
Mandy: "It's not the dress that's the issue. You are a bit round around the edges, but that's okay."
Caitlin: "Great! I was worried I had slimmed down."
Mandy: "What?"
Caitlin: "I need to maintain my figure if I want to keep my job."
Mandy: "Could you remind me what you work as again?"
Caitlin: "I'm a fashion model for Fatness First. Have you heard of it? It's a fashion company that promoted body positivity."
Mandy: "Body positivity is great but as long as it's not encouraging women to be unhealthy."
Caitlin: "Didn't you say I was a 'bit' round around the edges? So I'm not unhealthy, right?"
Mandy: "Of course. I don't mean to imply anything. I'm just making a general statement."
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It is time for the quiz. 10 questions about the actions and identity of the Mole. The lowest scorer may be executed.
Q1: Is the Mole male or female?
A: Male
B: Female
Q2: Does the Mole have facial hair?
A: Yes
B: No
Q3: Does the Mole have a tattoo?
A: Yes
B: No
Q4: What is one of the Mole's self-proclaimed traits?
A: Adaptable
B: Creative
C: Meticulous
D: Determined
E: Careful
F: Chaotic
G: The Mole proclaimed to have more than one of the above traits
Q5: In Mission 2, which digital sketchpad did the Mole use?
A: Red
B: Blue
C: Yellow
Q6: Was the Mole primarily indoors or outdoors in Mission 2?
A: Indoors
B: Outdoors
Q7: What was the Mole's role in Mission 2?
A: Sketcher
B: Guesser
Q8: Was the Mole a secret sketcher in Mission 2?
A: Yes
B: No
Q9: What was the Mole's assigned object in Mission 2?
A: Flip flops
B: Tambourine
C: Guitar
D: Basket
E: Chocolate
F: Sun
G: Banana
H: Toucan
I: Feather
J: Not applicable
Q10: Who is the Mole?
A: Marshall Arsimfoo
B: Norman Bazaxx
C: Carolina South
D: Caitlin Knox
E: Cecelia Zazie
F: Beverly Everton
G: Avery Simpson
H: Mandy Bindley
I: Seraphine Faqeeri
J: Alan Jeffrey Iligan
K: Hugh Mar
J: Sullivan O'Migod
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The contestants are at the graveyard for their second execution ceremony.
They are buried in coffins, but all but two lids are unlocked. The contestants must open the coffins if they want to escape execution.
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The first two victims of the season have been claimed. These two determined and inconspicuous men are not the Mole, but who is?
"Hello Mole. How are you feeling?"
Mole: "Being trapped in a coffin is a surprise but it's not something I can't handle."
"Resilient. That's a good trait to have. Do you think anyone has figured out the trick to how you were chosen yet?"
Mole: "I doubt it. Everyone knows by now to keep their cards close to their chest. I think it's good that someone like Sullivan is out. He's too friendly and likely to give too much information."
"Tomorrow you will have a long day ahead. Let me brief you quickly..."
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