Two. But if that's a dead end, then we're back to where we started... though if the choice of victim were more random, and not premeditated by any grudges, that might itself tell us something.
[ what does it tell them? too many possibilities. a killer that didn't care who their victim was, a killer that was forced... honestly, at this point they have so little to go on.
in any case, she doubts that questioning guy and majima will get very far, but. ]
We might as well eliminate all the possibilities we can before going 'it's random', at least.
[It's the most likely case, and it's one Chuuya understands- he picked Four specifically because he didn't know her and wasn't attached to her. Someone else could have thought the same way.]
Sounds about right. There's no need to be hasty just yet, even ... knowing what we know.
[ or at least what they think they know, considering that the trend seems to be that they don't really get proper info until later, transparency in hosts or not. ]
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[ what does it tell them? too many possibilities. a killer that didn't care who their victim was, a killer that was forced... honestly, at this point they have so little to go on.
in any case, she doubts that questioning guy and majima will get very far, but. ]
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[It's the most likely case, and it's one Chuuya understands- he picked Four specifically because he didn't know her and wasn't attached to her. Someone else could have thought the same way.]
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[ or at least what they think they know, considering that the trend seems to be that they don't really get proper info until later, transparency in hosts or not. ]