TRIAL TWO

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TRIAL

Once again, the investigations conclude -- though they're more ponderous this time, burdened by the number and knowledge of additional deaths, and the awareness that there's limited means of dealing with them -- and once again the ducks gather everyone at the back of the JojaMart along with Makima's wagon, Adela's quiet, the pile of evidence.

Everyone trundles into the loading bay, which isn't all that much livelier than before, penned in by stacks of shelves and crating; but at least it's functional, overly well-lit and there's tea to while away the time discussing murders and mayhem.

As the loading bay door slides closed, you're left with a wagonful of evidence, a double handful of murders and the knowledge that time is ticking down -- for everyone.

(( OOC: Welcome to trial: the sequel! You'll have 7 hours (until 8 PM EST/5 PM PST) to vote one (1) person guilty of murder. As this is scapegoat style, a correct vote is not necessary. Please remember to vote unless otherwise discussed with the mods, as that is our AC for this game. ))

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[moonblades]

Wait...

[She doesn't quite think Noah has it, but Mio has to turn this over in her head a bit.]

That feeling that only one person is able to understand you and being feared and hated for it...

[pimpplan]

[ squints in symphonia ]

Did you think of something?

[moonblades]

Not necessarily. Just thinking...Amy was always on Bibi's side; they depended on each other quite a lot. I think in some ways they may have had that same kind of understanding of one another that others might not have seen. If someone saw that and got angry or misunderstood what they had...

[theotherww]

That's what the movie is about, yes. Did Bibbi say something like that?

[...wait. The girls...could it be...]

[moonblades]

[Yes, Walter, it could be...!]

No, but I think she actually looked to Amy quite a bit and depended on her, or something like that. Remember last week, when Erika pointed out that if Amy checked her over, she might even lie to defend her?

Maybe being on the outside and looking in on that was what drove someone to act.