I think so. That and the place her body was found must be the priority. We're all experienced with trials by now [lol] but the killer will have experience, too.
Sheila suggested someone may have thrown sticky hands to the floor. Yuri suggested broken snowglobes. Their interiors might be sticky as well, and Flayn had spoken of using them as weapons.
In theory. We'll find out for certain tomorrow. But it would be wise for those with nothing to hide to bring the pairs of shoes that they own to trial.
That is the reason I ask you and not Shinobu or Dimitri, who seem rather affected tonight. Appearances can be deceiving, but I didn't want to think they were.
I do think it is more likely than not someone from camp is not responsible. It's by no means proven, but...if the motivation will be threats to our hostages, people will tend to pick strangers. And even for a less sentimental person, there's no getting around the fact that having a large number of people from a previous experience is a strategic advantage.
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[ he is 90% certain this was a thing. ]
Was something over there?
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[ ?????? ]
I haven't seen anything.
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Well, they are likely used to a certain type of group dynamic, too. Even if you're used to trials, you're used to it with a specific set of people.
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[she fully means because she's here and she's just that smart.]
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Is there anything even in that room that could cause the floor to be like that? Otherwise we might have to check... kitchen...?
[ SLIPPERY STUFF CAN BE IN THE KITCHEN???????????????????? ]
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[ the idea of someone painstakingly cleaning up glass sounds. dumb. ]
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May I ask - did anyone at the camp have any difficulties with Flayn? She seems well-liked, but perhaps this is a surface impression.
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[ honestly the fact that everyone here likes flayn is something considering her murder hands. ]
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I do think it is more likely than not someone from camp is not responsible. It's by no means proven, but...if the motivation will be threats to our hostages, people will tend to pick strangers. And even for a less sentimental person, there's no getting around the fact that having a large number of people from a previous experience is a strategic advantage.
Still, we shall see.
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[ another setback for friends being here. ]
But we'll see. We might also consider if they thought she would be an easy target, but that's probably something to discuss once we have evidence?
[ that's how trials work!!! he knows this he definitely attended trials before!!! ]
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[ it does say getting away with murder on her profile. ]