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Originally Posted by ChibiBear
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In this kind of game you need to be very careful on how to interpret the red truth. The witch will use the red truth in a way that is convenient for her, you shouldn't fall for this trap. If Beatrice doesn't say something directly she will try to say it in an indirect way, but more often than not there's a trap behind it.
For example let's say you are assuming a murder happened on a certain time, the witch will tell you that at that time no one committed the murder. If you aren't well prepared you'll end up falling for the trick and believing in the witch, but when you get better at this game you will always find a way to counter.
No one committed the murder at that time?
Then the murder was committed at another time.
No one committed the murder at any time?
Then it wasn't a murder at all, it was an accident
It wasn't an accident?
Well then it was a suicide
You can go on forever. There isn't any red truth that completely prove that the witch killed anyone, only a lot of red truths that if not handled carefully will make you think so.