Why is Brooke (legally Blonde) Being Held in Boston if the Murder Happened in L.A.?

I think it's like this: Brooke lived in LA when she was a Delta Nu and filmed her exercise DVD's. But they she moved to Boston (or around there) when she married Wyndham and lived in the mansion there (where the murder took place and where they go for the Bathroom scene).

That explain it?

I don't know. A pool boy in New England during the school year(fall/winter.) I smell plot hole.

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Yeah, yeah, I agree with what was just said. But, wow, good job. I think I'm the only dumbass who has never spotted this plot hole. I can't believe I never thought of this.

So, then, it's even a plot hole in the movie too, right?

unless it's an indoor pool...no?

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I suppose that plot hole is a bit moe gaping than...

Elle semi-seducing the most secretive college admissions board in the country and getting in solely based on love...

Elle winning the case based on getting Chutney to be scared into admitting the murder on the stand when she had been fully prepped by a prosecution lawyer... or... her actualy believing that her alabi would be plausable when she tells Elle that "everyone knows you can't get a perm wet for 48 hours..."


Elle actually becoming the valedictorian when the plot clearly indicates that she hadn't been working at all for the first two months of the school year when to become validictorian you have to get the best grades out of the entire class for the entire 3 years of Law school...

or the fact that the mortar boards that the cast is wearing at the end of the show say 2007 when there is no indication that the whole rest of the show happens in 2004/5.

welcome to musical theatre, babe.

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She was getting bad grades but improved around Thanksgiving; therefore, by finals, she would have raised her grades.

Or maybe that's not how law school works, but...

I think that there are a ton of LB plotholes, some of which haven't been mentioned here. I just try to ignore them.

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I grew up just outside of Cambridge. We know two families, both in Cambridge, who have indoor pools. So nothing's impossible...

"She was getting bad grades but improved around Thanksgiving; therefore, by finals, she would have raised her grades."

but there are people who would have had better grades in the two and a half months before she brought them up, and subsequently would have had grades as good as hers were for the next year and a half...

2 months of better grades from the rest of the class =/= her becoming valedictorian.

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But you don't get your final grade until after the course is over. If you improve before the course is over enough to ace it, your previous performance doesn't really matter.

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would you like the addresses so you can go check out their indoor pools? of course i'd never do that to them...but i think it's ridiculous that people question something so trivial.
back to the real issue...i agree, there are a lot of plot holes, but you can possibly make the story entirely perfect.

I don't know about hair staying in midair, but as for the frozen jumprope, I noticed when seeing the show live and sitting in the balcony that Brooke had what looked like a kind of circle around her feet. When she froze, I realized that the circle around her feet was the stiff jumprope that she uses when they pause.

And also, maybe he wasn't working as the poolboy at the time of the murder. He may have been living in the poolhouse as part of his payment.

And some murder trials, especially in the case of a celebrity or semi-celebrity take place quite some time after the murder actually happens.

But then also her hair being feathered could have been for that very reason as well, to make it look like it's frozen.