Joker

Were there stakes involved in this card game? Was it a poker game? Was there cheating involved? Was there a scam? A Robbery/theft?

Does it matter who was playing? That is, does it matter what sex the other players were? Their occupation? The occupation of the woman who was taking off her clothes?

does it matter where the game was being played?

did the players know each other?

Was the diversion (taking off clothes) related to the card game? or something else?

Does it matter what card was played before she started taking off her clothes?

Was it a playing card?

Was the person who played the card a "partner" with the person who started taking off her clothes?

Did the fact that she was taking off her clothes an unusual response to the card that was being played? to the card game? that is, was her actions completely unexpected?

since the title of the riddle is "Joker", does the Joker card have anything to do with the solution? Or was their a prank involved?

 
Were there stakes involved in this card game?    Was it a poker game?  Was there cheating involved?    Was there a scam?  A Robbery/theft?
Does it matter who was playing?    That is, does it matter what sex the other players were?    Their occupation?    The occupation of the woman who was taking off her clothes? 

does it matter where the game was being played?

did the players know each other?       

Was the diversion (taking off clothes) related to the card game?  or something else? 

Does it matter what card was played before she started taking off her clothes?

Was it a playing card?   

Was the person who played the card a "partner" with the person who started taking off her clothes?

Did the fact that she was taking off her clothes an unusual response to the card that was being played?  to the card game?  that is, was her actions completely unexpected?

since the title of the riddle is "Joker", does the Joker card have anything to do with the solution?    Or was their a prank involved?
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Were there stakes involved in this card game? UNKNOWN Was it a poker game? UNKNOWN Was there cheating involved? NO Was there a scam? NO A Robbery/theft? NO

Does it matter who was playing? NO That is, does it matter what sex the other players were? NO Their occupation? NO The occupation of the woman who was taking off her clothes? NO

does it matter where the game was being played? NO

did the players know each other? UNKNOWN

Was the diversion (taking off clothes) related to the card game? NO or something else? YES

Does it matter what card was played before she started taking off her clothes? NO

Was it a playing card? YES

Was the person who played the card a "partner" with the person who started taking off her clothes? NO

Did the fact that she was taking off her clothes an unusual response to the card that was being played? YES to the card game? YES that is, was her actions completely unexpected? YES

since the title of the riddle is "Joker", does the Joker card have anything to do with the solution? NO Or was their a prank involved? NO

 
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Did the woman know that she would eventually be taking off her clothes? That is, was it planned in advance?

Did the woman want ALL the players to divert their eyes from the game to her? That was her intention, right?

It wasn't a robbery/theft, but was there some other crime in progress? For instance, extortion? Murder?

Was the woman a victim? In need of help? Distraught? Sick or hurt?

Was there a direct correlation between a specific card that was played and her behavior? Or was her behavior unrelated to the card game?

Were the three other players the only ones able to see the woman undress?

Was there something occurring in the room besides the card game?

 
Did the woman know that she would eventually be taking off her clothes? That is, was it planned in advance?
Did the woman want ALL the players to divert their eyes from the game to her? That was her intention, right?

It wasn't a robbery/theft, but was there some other crime in progress? For instance, extortion? Murder?

Was the woman a victim? In need of help? Distraught? Sick or hurt?

Was there a direct correlation between a specific card that was played and her behavior? Or was her behavior unrelated to the card game?

Were the three other players the only ones able to see the woman undress?

Was there something occurring in the room besides the card game?
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Did the woman know that she would eventually be taking off her clothes? NO That is, was it planned in advance? NO

Did the woman want ALL the players to divert their eyes from the game to her? That was her intention, right? NO

It wasn't a robbery/theft, but was there some other crime in progress? For instance, extortion? Murder? NO

Was the woman a victim? YES In need of help? NO Distraught? YES Sick or hurt? NO

Was there a direct correlation between a specific card that was played and her behavior? NO Or was her behavior unrelated to the card game? YES

Were the three other players the only ones able to see the woman undress? YES

Was there something occurring in the room besides the card game? YES

 
Did the woman have some sort of phobia? psychological impairment?

If yes to either of those questions, was the woman fearful/afraid of something inanimate? animate? Did she believe that her clothes were somehow infested with some sort of insect? on fire? Was she afraid for her well-being? Was she in any physical pain? did any of the other players invertently cause her to become fearful? Was the cause of her fear an animal or insect?

the fact that everyone was playing cards had NOTHING to do with the woman undressing...correct? If yes, then the players just as well could have been playing Yahztee or having a cup of tea...correct?

 
Did the woman have some sort of phobia? psychological impairment?
If yes to either of those questions, was the woman fearful/afraid of something inanimate? animate? Did she believe that her clothes were somehow infested with some sort of insect? on fire? Was she afraid for her well-being? Was she in any physical pain? did any of the other players invertently cause her to become fearful? Was the cause of her fear an animal or insect?

the fact that everyone was playing cards had NOTHING to do with the woman undressing...correct? If yes, then the players just as well could have been playing Yahztee or having a cup of tea...correct?
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Did the woman have some sort of phobia? NO psychological impairment? NO

If yes to either of those questions, was the woman fearful/afraid of something inanimate? animate? Did she believe that her clothes were somehow infested with some sort of insect? on fire? Was she afraid for her well-being? Was she in any physical pain? did any of the other players invertently cause her to become fearful? NO, not to become fearful, but... Was the cause of her fear an animal or insect? NO to all.

the fact that everyone was playing cards had NOTHING to do with the woman undressing...correct? YES If yes, then the players just as well could have been playing Yahztee or having a cup of tea...correct? YES

 
A SUMMARY OF "YES" RESPONSES"

A distraction of some sort? YES, sorta.

the fact that everyone was playing cards had NOTHING to do with the woman undressing...correct? YES

If yes, then the players just as well could have been playing Yahztee or having a cup of tea...correct? YES

Was the woman a victim? YES

Distraught? YES

Or was her behavior unrelated to the card game? YES

Were the three other players the only ones able to see the woman undress? YES

Was there something occurring in the room besides the card game? YES

Did the fact that she was taking off her clothes an unusual response to the card that was being played? YES

to the card game? YES

that is, was her actions completely unexpected? YES

Something else was going on in the room. Were one or more of the other players doing something else to provoke the woman to undress? Was there anyone else (beside the four players) in view of these players? Was the woman trying to divert the eyes of the other players to her so that they could not see what she was witnessing? Was the "sorta" distraction for the other players? or possibly someone else? Was the woman who undressed the only player to see what else was occuring?

Was her action of disrobing in response to a disaster that she saw coming? That is, were her actions entirely necessary, in her mind, to deal with an impending disaster? Was her physical being in danger of harm? Was someone else's physical being in danger of harm? If "yes" would that someone else be one of the other players? or someone else? If the other players witnessed with the woman was witnessing, would they, most likely, undress as well?

Does it matter, at all, what the woman was wearing?

I'm trying to figure out how a woman who is undressing can be a "victim" while at the same time trying to (sorta) distract other people. Was she trying to protect someone?

Is this riddle your idea of being "lazy"?

 
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