Gina Heslop
There were two nuns known as Sister Mathematical and Sister Logical, each recognized for their distinct talents – numbers and reasoning, respectively. They noticed a man trailing them as they walked, matching their pace and movements. Concern grew as they realized his persistence.
Sister Mathematical’s fear escalated, exclaiming, “He’s been following us for 2.5 blocks! What does he want?” Sister Logical responded calmly, “It’s only logical. He wants to have his way with us.”
Panicked, they quickened their pace, but the man closed in. Sister Mathematical predicted his approach in 3.5 minutes, prompting desperation. Sister Logical offered a solution – they should split up. Sister Mathematical headed for the convent, and Sister Logical took off in the opposite direction.
Sister Mathematical reached the convent, relieved but worried for her counterpart. Eventually, Sister Logical arrived, and Sister Mathematical expressed concern about her delay. Sister Logical explained that she allowed herself to be caught, knowing the man’s intentions. When he exposed himself, she lifted her habit, and the sight of her running caused him to give up the pursuit.
The story humorously illustrates how Sister Logical outsmarted their pursuer. Using logic and quick thinking, she defused the situation and evaded the man’s advances. The nuns’ clever approach and their reliance on their individual strengths showcase their resourcefulness and determination to ensure their safety.
The tale offers a lighthearted take on a serious situation, using wit and intelligence to turn the tables on a potential threat. It emphasizes the importance of thinking critically and using one’s abilities effectively in unexpected and challenging circumstances.
