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Originally Posted by Cao Ni Ma
Problem is that it wasnt Beatrice the one that killed them (George, Hideyoshi). It was Eva Beatrice. If Beatrice is Yasu, then who is Eva-Beatrice? Would it really be Eva?
The way I interpret it was that at any time you saw Beatrice killing someone, it was basically Yasu killing someone for whatever reason. But then you have a story like EP3 with Eva Beatrice and EP5 with the "man" murdering people. Can we say that in these cases, Beatrice had no part in the events?
In the stories? Sure, if you believe that Beatrice is Yasu.
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It's an interesting question.
Let's try this.
Eva actually didn't solve the epitaph when we were said she did, she was just chosen as accomplice.
To agree to become an acomplice she asked the solution to the epitaph in exchange and the title of head. Yasu agrees but Eva must promise not to reveal she has 'solved' the epitaph.
So, since she technically hadn't solved it but was handed the solution, the murders can't stop.
However Yasu finishes the epitaph murders prior to killing her, Eva realizes people is being killed for real, go mad because she's an accomplice of some sort, though she expected it to be a game and kills Battler in retaliation as it's due to him the game was taking place then escapes with the ring through the passage as she was told about it.
Likely she abandoned Jessica either because she couldn't find her or because she knew Jessica wouldn't follow her (hard to explain everything to her).
It'll be interesting to know if Yasu committed suicide or Eva killed her when she realized she was murdering people for real.