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Originally Posted by Oliver
Not certain. But it would make for a better story and even explain Kanon's behaviour better. He'd be desperate not to give himself out, internally panicking and wondering what to do, and then Battler just puts the corpse back on the wheelbarrow like it's a sack of fertilizer, waves bye and leaves!
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And that would make Kanon's sneak-peek at Battler after that just a scene with him wondering: "Just how incompetent
is that man?", instead of slightly homoerotic stalking scene. And then Kanon tells Shannon/Jessica (Or whoever the Beatrice might be) and they get the idea: "Hey, let's play a prank on that idiot!". Too bad there's an actual murder-plan going on at the same time...
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EDIT: P.S.: And what exactly is Kanon supposed to be doing with fertilizer immediately prior to a typhoon? Are you even supposed to water delicate plants before rain like this?
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That is actually...a good question. The roses are going to be destroyed no matter what, thanks to the typhoon, so using fertilizer is pretty much meaningless at that point. If it was logical, Kanon would have been making all that he could to offer some protection to the roses, which would mean anything else but fertilizer. So, this raises the question if it really was fertilizer in those sacks, and if it wasn't, what was in them? Kinzo? Gold? Small bombs?