Construct a Sentence with the last word of the previous sentence.

[dljbsp]

Events requiring formal attire, often include food, that ruins some formal attire.

[Qapla]

Attire can change to suit the needs, but the word formal was not the last word since it was Watson.

 

[Mike047]

Watson, though initially skeptical of Holmes’s seemingly erratic deductions, gradually came to understand that beneath the detective’s eccentricities lay a profound commitment to justice, a razor-sharp intellect honed by relentless observation, and a deep—if often concealed—compassion for the vulnerable, which together transformed every case they encountered into not just a puzzle to be solved, but a moral reckoning with the shadows of human nature.

[kejedo]

Nature keeps changing as do the outworking of the games here. 

[Mike047]

Here, we simply try to keep the construct-a-sentence idea going.

 

[kejedo]

Going in circles was a song by friends of Distinction, like all of ours on JW talk net, and using both a protractor and compass.

[Mike047]

Compass with a little ion becomes compassion.

[kejedo]

Compassion fatigue syndrome is common throughout the world, although it was once attributed to medical professionals.

[Qapla]

Professionals used to mean you got paid for your work however, with the new age of NIL in college sports, the players are receiving money yet still considered amateurs.