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Originally Posted by Crontica
So far we the viewers have been spoon-fed that the culprit is Beatrice. I mean just look at her! With a neon sign on her head and the proof to boot.
With no other explanation in sight we are forced to believe whats in front of us for the time being
PS: Do you think if Kyoani got ahold of Higurashi / Umineko the adaptation would be brilliant or the latter?
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Well in fact we are being SO spoonfed it is Beatrice, that there should emerge at least a bit of awareness that it could be a big red herring.
And concering your breakdown of what the game is about there is one little misunderstanding.
Battler's job is not to prove that there is no murderer among the 18 people, he is free to go and suspect any one of them, hell he is free to do whatever he likes, his one and only goal is to prove that the murders on Rokkenjima in 1986 during the 3 days that Beatrice describes as the gameboard, were done without the use of magic and without the help of a supernatural being like a witch.
Of course he does not want the culprit to be one of his dear relatives or the servants who have been so nice to him, this is the very flaw that he carries around which gives Beatrice so much room to attack.