At around 36:29, Starlee says that if she had a mustache this is where she would twirl it. She has just made a great stride in solving the mystery and music plays in the background that reinforces this sense of excitement and small victory. Music plays through quite a bit of the story, but this time it is different, it is more elated. It makes us all want to twirl our metaphoric mustaches with Starlee.

    The man with the belt buckle (or rather the boy at the time of his observation) notes that he was always sure that Hans was a chef and a cowboy 7:20. Based on the design, this would make sense yet it also sounds completely absurd. Either way, this guess does not initially appear to be all that important to the story. However, this moment is a tangent in the mystery because it turns out that Hans is in fact a chef and a one-time cowboy. What seemed like the silly guess of a child is actually the truth. It is a perfect end to a mystery filled with so many acts of fate. If the tangent were removed it would not make that much of a difference. Yet, with it it adds a beautiful ending—a final act of fate.