[after trial, harrow can be found near the pool, sitting on the edge of the water, dipping her feet into the shallow end. she's quiet, but she'll glance up when molly is near, neither becoming less tense or more, just comfortable.]
It's not as if you stabbed me fatally. Also, you've got a different personality than a guy like that. You're doing it because you want people to know you'll follow through. He's doing it because he's a scared baby having a wail.
...She woke. They entered the gift shop and had a struggle. She threw snowglobes, which shattered, and brought sticky hands and dinosaur grabbers to make a trail. Why, or what happened there, I cannot possibly say. They both stepped in the ruins of a snowglobe, and a shattered snowglobe cut him on the hand.
They continued on to the garden, where the butterflies came upon them. She bit him? His clothing? At some point? He pinned her and broke her neck, and then returned to the gift shop to wipe the blood away.
It does seem rather straightforward, but I still feel we missed pieces of evidence we ought to have found.
Both he and Estelle seemed to think the choice of Flayn was uncharacteristic. And he claimed to me that he grew worse over the week, woke to Flayn already awake, and felt that he ought to pursue her.
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outsidebones) wrote2022-06-04 04:59 pm
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...Please don't dare people to shoot you.
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He was never going to do it. In the middle of the trial?
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[however in the future we've gone back to sword-based technology and guns are relics so she doesn't know]
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[ flicking an earring. ]
We know who did it, but I'm still pretty fuckin' confused on how exactly all that happened.
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They continued on to the garden, where the butterflies came upon them. She bit him? His clothing? At some point? He pinned her and broke her neck, and then returned to the gift shop to wipe the blood away.
It does seem rather straightforward, but I still feel we missed pieces of evidence we ought to have found.
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[when! in the timeline did this occur. don't question it.]
We ought to speak as a group after the execution, but he claimed to be possessed by a spirit.
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Both he and Estelle seemed to think the choice of Flayn was uncharacteristic. And he claimed to me that he grew worse over the week, woke to Flayn already awake, and felt that he ought to pursue her.
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[ sighing out, dropping his head to his knees for a second.]
You talk to any of our masked attendants yet?
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I wonder whether there is a reason they are required to conceal their identities? As we do not know, perhaps we should assume this reason exists?
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If you say so!
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What are they?