Then, it was Leo’s turn. He grabbed the marker, a wicked grin spreading across his face. He pulled the card from the deck, read it, and his grin became a smirk. He looked at Jenna. She looked back, blissfully unaware.
Leo and Jenna lost the championship. As they packed up the game, Leo took the The Lighthouse card and tucked it into his pocket.
Jenna was lost. "The Shining? No, that's twins and a typewriter." hard movies for pictionary
"To the craft store," he said, his voice low and serious. "I'm going to find a black velvet board. This movie needs to be painted. It's the only way anyone will ever guess it."
It was Friday night at the Harrington house, and the bi-annual Pictionary showdown had begun. The rules were sacred: teams of two, a three-minute timer, and absolutely no words, letters, or numbers. Then, it was Leo’s turn
Printed on it were two words: THE LIGHTHOUSE .
Mark and Priya were howling with laughter. "Thirty seconds!" Mark chirped. He looked at Jenna
BZZZT. The timer ended.