The truth might be obscured because there's something else he's hiding. Asking him isn't going to do much if he can't make sense of his own story.
It's like your profile, Sonia. A deceiver is always a good liar. Someone who's charming, who fits in well, not someone who easily confesses like he did. Our other culprits drew it out until the last moments of the trial or until they knew there was no escape. We don't need his word to know that.
[ Rapture raises an eyebrow in curiosity, but doesn't bother to ask. ]
It's the one way to perform the greatest trick: keep people's eyes somewhere else and they'll miss how the illusion is really done! All of our suspects have been unassuming, usually modest people. Only Kanaya broke down knowing she couldn't hide from the evidence, but nobody would have suspected her in the first place. Even Felicia said she didn't think she or Annie would have been capable of killing.
Maybe not on how it was done, but I really think we should look into the alibis. The time window is obviously small and the murder took place where it was hard to confirm anyone being there, but last week's trial was as simple as finding someone walking another person to their room. It's probably hidden in plain sight!
It takes about half and hour to walk between the two places, right? Maybe even quicker with a secret passage... If we can confirm what times the other three were seen in the mansion between 9 and 11, then I think we could narrow it down a lot more... I'd count myself, but I was asleep and I think anyone seeing me awake at the time would be really obvious. Getting up before 11 is not my lifestyle, ugh.
I think we should ask Kaoru why they didn't show up at the chapel either, just to be sure.
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It's like your profile, Sonia. A deceiver is always a good liar. Someone who's charming, who fits in well, not someone who easily confesses like he did. Our other culprits drew it out until the last moments of the trial or until they knew there was no escape. We don't need his word to know that.
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It's the one way to perform the greatest trick: keep people's eyes somewhere else and they'll miss how the illusion is really done! All of our suspects have been unassuming, usually modest people. Only Kanaya broke down knowing she couldn't hide from the evidence, but nobody would have suspected her in the first place. Even Felicia said she didn't think she or Annie would have been capable of killing.
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Do you have a theory, then?
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It takes about half and hour to walk between the two places, right? Maybe even quicker with a secret passage... If we can confirm what times the other three were seen in the mansion between 9 and 11, then I think we could narrow it down a lot more... I'd count myself, but I was asleep and I think anyone seeing me awake at the time would be really obvious. Getting up before 11 is not my lifestyle, ugh.
I think we should ask Kaoru why they didn't show up at the chapel either, just to be sure.
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