2009-09-20, 12:12 | Link #2203 | |
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2009-09-20, 12:45 | Link #2204 |
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I think this is a faulty way of thinking. Ryu won't think that far to tell us "assume the killer acted knowing they were going to do an eventual police investigation." Remember in Higurashi, how Miyo was reported missing and they assumed the burned corpse was hers, but after a while the police realized it wasn't? If we assume that she was afraid of a police investigation, she would have made it more airtight since it's fairly easy for an investigator to just do an autopsy and realize it isn't the same person. If we assume they are trying to keep their murder from the police, we might be over-estimating the answer.
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2009-09-20, 12:52 | Link #2206 | |
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Maria's letter at the end was not written by Maria but whoever wrote it signed the name Maria. However, they didn't think it through enough to realize that the handwriting would be analyzed. The culprit is not just trying to get away with it the culprit also has the motive of creating a 'witch did it' illusion.
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Not that this really helps with locked doors. Maybe. I suppose you can take a deadbolted door off its hinges and replace it very carefully. But you'd need time and a screwdriver or power tool, so this is only really a feasible excuse for something like a First Twilight where the killer has plenty of time. I agree, however, that the "only a key can lock this door" red truths have to be somewhat flexible to accomodate locking and unlocking from inside. Most doors simply do not have keyholes on both sides of the door; they're unlocked and locked by turning the bolt. Gohda opens the (locked!) chapel door during the ep2 magic scene (which means they may never have actually been in the chapel, but still, it suggests something), and tries to lock the door to Natsuhi's room through a similar maneuver. If the door can be locked while inside, certain closed rooms are easier while others are no different (because the killer was already excluded from being present, the room was stated to be searched, the room had nowhere to hide in absent an illegal secret area, etc.). EDIT: Also, I like how the "perfect" closed room never seems to be used because it's too good: Kinzo's study. Throw something in there along with both keys, and the room is completely impossible to enter except through the windows (and nobody is allowed to do that until ep5 where they actually do, although at the time I think both keys weren't in the room). It's a possible resting place for Kanon in ep4, since Battler was completely unable to find him anywhere else. |
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Besides that :When locked, entry is not possible by any means
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2009-09-20, 13:09 | Link #2210 |
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I don't know if it is important, but when reading the EP 2 Tips I noticed sth:
Wasn't Gohda killed first? Shannon and George died after him(in the scene shown to us) Even so Shannon died at the fourth twilight and Gohda at the fifth so maybe either the order doesn't have to be right at all or Shannon was actually killed first somehow.
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2009-09-20, 13:15 | Link #2212 | |
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The twilight must be determined only by where on your body you are staked for episode 3. However, Kyrie is staked in the head in episode 4 but is not the fourth twilight.
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2009-09-20, 13:15 | Link #2213 |
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Then I guess he failed because there's nothing that would make you think the Rokkenjima incident was officially labeled as a crime. It doesn't look like the culprit cares about what the police might find. Legends and rumors spread in spite of any logic and evidence, we have plenty of cases like that in the real world.
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2009-09-20, 13:20 | Link #2214 | |
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Therefore, the finishing touches to create the illusion are never applied.
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2009-09-20, 13:24 | Link #2215 |
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But maybe they were staked after George Gohda and Shannon, we didn't see that; on the other hand, we saw that Gohda was staked first and after that George and Shannon.
If the order isn't important, then why sticking to it?
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2009-09-20, 13:32 | Link #2217 | |
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It looks like whatever happens something at the end of each game occurs in a way that any evidence is destroyed.
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2009-09-20, 13:43 | Link #2220 | |
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Eva-Beatrice: No life forms other than humans have any connection to this game. What if the person who kills the culprit or the person who is left at the very end realizes what the culprit was trying to do and decides to hide what really happened?
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