Did the man know it was albatross soup…? Or was it a mixed up order…?
not anymore
no, but he may have had a one night stand.
to his knowledge he ordered albatrose soup
she died, and no, he did not find a bit of her flaoting in his soup.
you let it simmer in a garlic cream sauce
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was him killing himself directly relate dto the soup?
was it related to his grief over his dead wife?
is the fact that its albatross soup rather than say tomato relevant?
is his age relevant?
He poisoned the albatross soup he fed his wife and when he ate a bowl he was so racked with guilt he offed himself, what kind of Gun? and what vegies were in the soup?
yes
no
yes
no
no
a handgun (type of gun holds no relevance)
Im sure there were vegatables i nthe soup (probubly noodles as well) but wheter of not vegetables are in it holds no relevance
Is it because the Albatross soup reminded him of something? And we’ve got to work out what that something is and how it relates in order to solve the puzzle?
it dosent remind him of something as much as shows him something
Does the man killing himself have anything to do with his age and the rather long lifespan of albatross’? (I know of one that’s like 52)
interesting conincidence but no
it has to do with dead wife and the saying Albatross around your neck?
it does have to do with his wife, but not the saying
ps. a new note… after 5 pages if the answer has not be reach i will reveal the answer
His wife liked albatrosses and he hated them except as food and could you do the warmer hotter cold colder clue too? 
umm yeah…i will start that…
you’re somewhere around siberia
was the albatross dead?
ok… so it has to do with his dead wife but not his grief, as you have said… so… does his wife come back to haunt him, either as a ghost?
or maybe through the albatross?
Her name was albatross?
the albatrose in the soup was dead.
and no, his wife does not literally haunt him, but something does.
nope
is there another albatross, the way you were speaking sounds like there was?
when you say he is being haunted by something, do you mean literally haunted, ghost-wise?
or haunted by a memory or something of the like?
is the second albatross haunting him?
not literally haunted.
This was his first real albatrose
theaklbatorse is not haunting him
but there has been a pevious albatross incident… with a non real one?
Perhaps after one bite of soup he had a bitter epiphany that he should have had the salad. Or maybe the soup was just that bad.