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Originally Posted by Kealym
I wouldn't call any of that being "forced" to do anything.
He changed his mind, that's all. For whatever reason is anyone's guess, but he obviously decided it was okay for all the stakes to not be used. After all, you have a 50/50 rate for "all stakes" vs. "some stakes" in EP1-4. And they're barely even a thing in Chiru.
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This is becoming a discussion about semantic and things we'll never know so we'll better drop it.
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Originally Posted by Kealym
Will's vague solutions just mean that there are a crapton of arguments that could work, because there is BARELY a witch's illusion to solve, anyway.
We know that Shannon had access to a gun up until the moment she died. George, Kumasawa, and Godha were killed on the very first night. Jessica and Kyrie make some phone calls very heavily implied to be coerced.
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But we can't say if George died before or after the people in the dining room and even Battler pointed out how Jessica didn't sound as if she was being coerced (I can't remember if it was said how Kyrie sounded).
More likely Jessica thought she had been tricked into thinking everyone was dead and was told to make that phonecall to prank Battler as well. Then she was killed. Same for Kyrie.
This episode goes definitely for an overkill as we know for the epitaph ritual so many murders weren't necessary and the others could be finished off by the bomb.