As an Honorary Professor at Body Blocking University one might expect an air of superiority when in the presence of Kathlene. However, despite extreme prowess in denying any malevolent from causing discontent among the hoi polloi, she exhibits nothing but amour propre. Her skills in and around the wooden hotch potch constructions we call pallets, are nothing short of masterful, a skill one can only learn with many years of study and research at BBU. For this she has been recognised by her peers for contributions in her field. However, she is not only a person that dedicates herself to her craft, but is someone recognized of extreme candour and grace. One can judge someone's true character by their humour, a characteristic of which defines Kathlene. I have never met someone in my life that so utilized subtle movements to bring forth such hilarity. One of my esteemed colleagues said "She surpasses even me in physical comedy", while not many people will know his name,

my colleague is Rowan Atkinson. However one can not truly master the art of escape in Death Before Dawn, without being able to place themselves within the eyes of the killer. That is why despite all of the good deeds which Kathlene has done this brief commentary will end with a warning. With great power comes great responsibility. A phrase popularized by William Skermz, esteemed dean of BBU. You see, he understood that whilst his teachings could bring peace among the land, it could also be used for great destruction. Those that have been caught aiding the killer through "sand bagging", have been immediately exiled from BBU, but that requires evidence. And when someone is as skilled as Kathlene, they would never allow evidence to be left behind. Therefore I recommend you to proceed with caution, watch the look in her eye and pray that she looks upon you favourably. Remember treat those around you as you want to be treated, unless you are prepared to become, the ultimate sacrifice.