(Answered) Norman booked a reservation for two nights at the Overlook Resort to attend the National Furniture Expo at the convention center about a mile from...

Norman booked a reservation for two nights at the Overlook Resort to attend the National Furniture Expo at the convention center about a mile from...

Please check the first file [law1] for the story and the second file for the chart that will be listing all of the different possiblities, I have filled out a few already, but I got stumped on the rest so your help will be beneficial. You can also list others that I have missed. I need the answer within 1 hour at most, on a time crunch!Norman booked a reservation for two nights at the Overlook Resort to attend the National

 

Furniture Expo at the convention center about a mile from the hotel. Norman reserved a package

 

that included 2 nights in a single king room at $200 per night and free shuttle transportation

 

between the hotel and the convention center. The regular room rate for a single king at the

 

Overlook was $300 per night. When he paid the $400 with his credit card for his reservation on

 

the hotel's website, Norman clicked on "I agree to the Terms and Conditions," but he did not read

 

them. If he had read them, he would have seen these statements:

 

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No cancellations, no refunds.

 

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Check-out time12 noon

 

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Please deposit valuables at the front desk

 

Norman arrived at the Overlook in a taxi on the first day, and Bobbie the bellman came out and

 

took two suitcases out of the taxi and gave Norman a claim ticket with "2" written on it. Bobbie

 

left the two bags on the curb while he helped another guest out of her car, and while Bobbie

 

wasn't looking Norman put his backpack on top of the other two bags. Then Boris the Bad Guy

 

came by and stole one of the suitcases. Then Bobbie came back and put the other suitcase and

 

the backpack in the hotel bag room.

 

At the front desk, Priscilla the rooms manager told Norman the hotel was oversold and he was

 

being walked to the Fawlty Towers about 10 miles away, but she guaranteed that the Overlook

 

would have a room for him the second night. Priscilla gave Norman a voucher for one night at

 

the Fawlty Towers. Norman looked up the Fawlty Towers online and saw it had 0.5 stars and a

 

lot of really bad reviews, so he gave the voucher back to Priscilla and demanded a room at the

 

Overlook. Priscilla gave the voucher back to Norman and said, "You've already paid for it you

 

might as well take it." Norman tore up the voucher and walked to the Ivory Towers next door,

 

where he paid $500 for a deluxe suite for one night.

 

After checking in at Ivory Towers, Norman got off the elevator on the wrong floor. While he

 

was waiting for the elevator to return, someone hit him over the head with a baseball bat,

 

cracking his skull, and stole his wallet containing $5,000 cash. Hazel the maid saw Norman on

 

the floor, but she thought he was drunk so she just left him there. When Norman woke up, he

 

decided to take the stairs to his floor. On the door to the stairwell Norman saw a sign that said,

 

"Please Be Careful on the Stairs." When he entered the stairwell, it was very dark, but he went in

 

anyway. About halfway up the stairs, he slipped on a small patch of oil and fell to the bottom of

 

the stairs, breaking his left ankle.

 

When he finally got to his room, Norman put his Rolex watch in the in-room safe and then went

 

to the hotel's nightclub, Trix. Steve the bouncer let in 10 ladies ahead of Norman for free, then

 

charged Norman $20. Norman said, "That's illegal," but Steve just pointed to a small sign near

 

the door that said, "Private Club." Norman ran past Steve into the club and Steve chased him,

 

caught him, and threw him to the floor, breaking Norma's right arm. Steve dragged Norman to

 

the security office and handcuffed him to a chair.

 

When he was sitting there waiting, Norman noticed pictures of two guys on the office wall -- one

 

had the words "WANTED: THE LOUISVILLE SLUGGER" under the picture and the other had

 

the words "WANTED: BORIS THE BAG THIEF." After half an hour Steve let Norman go and

 

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