Horror of the night

Jim: Have you heard the screaming, Feather? It seems the source of it is in the living room. One can’t leave the room even for a moment — something will happen immediately!

Task: Go through the living room.

Jenny: Catch it!

Jack: Why?

Jenny: How am I going to get off the sofa then?

Jack: It's all in your hands. Even the swab that you smashed the chandelier with.

Jenny: I was startled!

Jack: What am I supposed to do, Jenny? It's pitch-dark in here, and I can't see a thing. Speaking of seeing, try to swing your mop more carefully. I've always liked the pirate theme, but the eye patch is usually followed by a peg and a parrot on the shoulder, and that's something I'm not ready for.

Jenny: Stop laughing!

Jack: Now which of us is standing full height the sofa in all her civilized charm? Looking good, girl with a mop.

Jenny: Jim, Feather, don't just stand there!

Jim: Jenny, take a deep breath.

Jack: Yes, Jenny, take a deep breath. Maybe then you'll stop wailing and testing my eardrums.

Jim: What happened?

Jenny: A bat flew into the room!

Jack: Where from?! There isn't a crack in the house that you can get in or out of the house.

Jim: Are you sure? Maybe it came from the attic?

Jenny: Jim...

Jack: Let's suppose that it did. How did it materialize there…?

Jenny: Jack...

Jim: Chimney?

Jenny: ...are you sure it's the vital problem now…?

Jack: Got it through the fireplace, you think? Impossible.

Jenny: There's something creeping across the floor...

Jack: We can't just ask it for an ID and check its citizenship, can we?

Jenny: BOYS!

Jack: That's enough, Jenny. My ears send you their warmest regards and take their leave.

Jenny: That's your own fault, Jack. I asked you nicely. Told you: there's something running about on the floor!

Jim: Feather, shine the flashlight here. Let's look for the troublemakers.

You completed Jim’s task and received some points of freedom and some tokens

Jim: So that's what it was! I see. We need to tell Jenny before she faints.