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Originally Posted by plzd0ntkeelme
Rifle and shotgun aren't that loud, huh? Whatever. Not like you can prove those experiences.
This is not a hotel where the building have to be constructed with materials that absorb noises well. Stop making these assumptions unless you've read this from the Graphic Novel.
Dining habit? Did you forget the part where they meet once a year. A servant could predict Krauss', but that's assuming he would drink the same way as usual in the night when all the shocking events with Beatrice just happened while discussing with his siblings he met once a year about 10 tonnes of gold. And how would the killer predict the others who meet at the island once a year. Retarded assumption to say the least.
rofl So did the meeting in episode 1 show that the siblings trust each other? Do the siblings trust the servants when they all now have a shot on getting the gold? The answer is no. The husband might trust the wife or vice versa. But it doesn't matter since the siblings do not trust each other nor the servants. With Rudolf claiming that he's about to be killed, at least him and Kyrie should be extra careful at that night.
Gosh, did you bother to imagine the scenario at all? You have to shoot multiple targets without giving them time to run away and scream. You also cannot risk missing the shot because this might damage the wall, window, or the furniture, creating louder noise that will awaken the others and not to mention the killer would have to clean, replace and fix these afterward.
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You know ... I've just been sitting back and quietly watching this, but it seems to me that you are unnecessarily boastful and rude. Just state your opinions and back them up as best as you can, instead of provoking other people. You seem awfully certain of every statement you make -- keep in mind that you only know a fraction of the story and for all you know, tomorrow's episode could blow everything you've posted right out of the water. If you don't want to look foolish, then try to be a little more polite and respectful with your opinions.