The first assistant was just scared off. Everyone is at least nervous of Styles, she’s already spooked, and going to his house on a literal dark and stormy night doesn’t help. When something – I figured it was a bat, though it’s hard to see – swoops down at her, she runs back to the taxi and leaves. The animation style makes it a little difficult to tell (and they obviously wanted to set up a mysterious situation for the opening), but she doesn’t just vanish. That might be the work of either Laura or Angela, but there’s no reason for either of them to care whether or not Sam gets to be his assistant, so I figured it was just a lucky break for Sam.

“David says that he knows Angela didn’t mean to hurt Laura…?”

Angela, certainly at that point, doesn’t understand and can’t control her powers properly. She caused the accident, spurred on by being angry at Styles for ignoring her, but she didn’t specifically intend to kill Laura. Also, at that point he’s trying to talk down the clearly insane psychic girl with the power to kill, so…

“Thirdly, I understand the relation from Angela to the other events that happened around Oxford, but why did she shoot discuses around the dining room at her college? That’s just odd.”

Heh. I don’t remember that bit in enough detail, unfortunately. Though at least most of what she was doing was subconscious, so there must have been some trigger.

“Secondly, when David is analysing the picture of him and Laura with the blue tiles, it is never explained what the monster/cloud/shadow thing behind them is!”

I suspect it’s exactly that – a shadow being cast, an omen of ill-fortune or similar.

“And I must say, the 555 numbers thing drove me mad! They’ve made this brilliant game and then they fall down over something as petty as that!? Dear me…”

That kind of stuff happens a lot. The Oxford steam vents are the stupidest though, simply because they’re part of a puzzle.

First of all, what happened to the assistant at the beginning that Sam replaced? She got sucked into some sort of cloud, or ran away from it, and disappeared forever. Secondly, when David is analysing the picture of him and Laura with the blue tiles, it is never explained what the monster/cloud/shadow thing behind them is!
Thirdly, I understand the relation from Angela to the other events that happened around Oxford, but why did she shoot discuses around the dining room at her college? That’s just odd.
And finally, at the end when Angela is about to kill herself, David says that he knows Angela didn’t mean to hurt Laura…? I forgot what she said in the office so I didn’t understand that reference.
And I must say, the 555 numbers thing drove me mad! They’ve made this brilliant game and then they fall down over something as petty as that!? Dear me…

I ended up buying the font two-pack to use in Scrivener, although I had to edit them manually to fix the kerning. By default, Nitti has far too much space in it, and Scriv doesn’t offer any typographical commands. http://www.boldmonday.com/en/nitti/

Long time user of WriteRoom & curiosity made me purchase iA Writer.

Its excellent, but not perfect yet.

I like to “pop out” of Scrivener using QuickCurser & iA Writer doesn’t support this.

“hypothetically – just rip a raw copy out of the iPad version and try to use it in a competing distraction-free editor. Cough.”

How would one go about doing this?

I have taken the Nitti font out of the package contents to use with WriteRoom but Font Book won’t install it, nor can it be seen if I put it in the font library.

How would taking it from the iPad version be any different?

*cough*