It's like people sat down to talk about something before the murder happened. The fact there's three cups suggests it was three people. But as far as we know, only Chiemi and Norma fought each other than night.
[ presumably. ]
Unless there was an accomplice, and we never picked up on it.
And we didn't cotton on to any particularly suspicious injuries on anyone still living that participated in the injury check. Even if there had been an accomplice, there wouldn't have been much we could have done about it - I suppose we could have voted for them, but who knows what that would mean, by our end results?
The simplest answer was that Argalia was there. [ sweats in my still continuing pc with argalia ] But, in terms of physical evidence, we've little else to go on.
But we do have healing items now. I know they can't do wonders, but they could do enough to hide an obvious injury and make it look older or less obvious.
I wouldn't have wanted to vote for them. I doubt it counts unless they land a finishing blow. I'd just want to know, so I could ask questions.
[ she sighs. ]
And he stopped off for tea? Maybe he'll have more to say about what happened. If he feels like talking rather than doing a soliloquy.
... Probably. I doubt Argalia sat around politely waiting for them to be done. He could've come across Chiemi as she was heading back to the park after killing Norma.
If he just woke up, he'd have been in the prime place to run into her.
Were I in Chiemi's shoes - I imagine I'd be exhausted. If she could talk Argalia into a chat, then that might have given her time to recover her strength, even a little. Indulging his idiosyncrasies might have bought her a little time.
[ though... clearly not enough, but he deosn't need to say that. ]
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It's like people sat down to talk about something before the murder happened. The fact there's three cups suggests it was three people. But as far as we know, only Chiemi and Norma fought each other than night.
[ presumably. ]
Unless there was an accomplice, and we never picked up on it.
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And we didn't cotton on to any particularly suspicious injuries on anyone still living that participated in the injury check. Even if there had been an accomplice, there wouldn't have been much we could have done about it - I suppose we could have voted for them, but who knows what that would mean, by our end results?
The simplest answer was that Argalia was there. [ sweats in my still continuing pc with argalia ] But, in terms of physical evidence, we've little else to go on.
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I wouldn't have wanted to vote for them. I doubt it counts unless they land a finishing blow. I'd just want to know, so I could ask questions.
[ she sighs. ]
And he stopped off for tea? Maybe he'll have more to say about what happened. If he feels like talking rather than doing a soliloquy.
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Can you not picture him having a tea party before he goes off to murder someone?
[ because he can. it's the dramatic thing to do. ]
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[ argalia has a bad sense of humor. ]
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If he just woke up, he'd have been in the prime place to run into her.
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Were I in Chiemi's shoes - I imagine I'd be exhausted. If she could talk Argalia into a chat, then that might have given her time to recover her strength, even a little. Indulging his idiosyncrasies might have bought her a little time.
[ though... clearly not enough, but he deosn't need to say that. ]
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