NanoSteps Brainstorming 3 - And a Step to the Right

[DHBirr]

If you've not seen the film in question, that's basically what they originally did.  It was noticed, although no one realized what it was.

EDIT:  Historical note:  The twins in question were the inspiration for my City of Villains character St Trinians Girl.

Odd little fact: in Mary Stewart's 1959 novel My Brother Michael, narrator Camilla Haven claims at one point (presumably joking) to be an alumna of St. Trinian's. The man she's talking to had remarked about learning unarmed combat during his two years of "conscription in the tough end of the Artists' Rifles." (At the time I first read that, I had no idea that the Artists' Rifles was, by then, the Army Reserve unit of the SAS ... so it was a very tough end, indeed.) Shortly after saying that, he praises Camilla's contribution to the fight, and she replies:

"They taught us a lot," I said sedately, "in the tough end of St. Trinian's."

Again, when I first read it (1970s), I'd never before heard anything about St. Trinian's, either.