[bless nier. but also he pauses...to laugh a little.]
If fraternity parties are anything like in the movies, that actually doesn't sound half-bad. It'd be a little less formal than, y'know, winter formal or anything.
[but he frowns.] The scripts can't be matching word for word because things don't add up. You saw the papers someone left in the lockers yeah? About how they point to more than just murder.
[ what does a casual party look like... Kainé doesn't know. He can feel her swath of ignorance. ]
Yeah, I was thinking about that. If they also were pointing out to anything connected to... the fucking why that Byleth and Rupert couldn't say anything somehow.
[ Which is tangentially murder still, but!! Everyone wants some answers. ]
Do all the whos and someones and yous mean something? Because some of the things written on the dorm head applications had meaning.
[let kainé be a sorority girl actually. he thinks about explaining that part and then...decides it's not important.]
The only thing that made any amount of sense to me was the order of the episodes for ours. It was listed as Spring, Fall, Summer and Winter. The seasons are usually listed as Spring Summer, Fall and Winter. It's a stretch, but if you go from the bottom up it's the order of the people who have been...I don't know, assigned to kill? Whatever's going on. Rupert was a Winter. Byleth's a Summer. Her accomplice is a Fall. So there's probably a Spring that will kill this week.
[he seems to realize that's not what she was asking though and he frowns.]
If you only half-read it, it looks like it's filling in the blanks. So unless the "you" is directly talking to us...it was positioned under "great success." Maybe that doesn't mean much, but what if it does?
They don't know that now in this thread. It's fine. She frowns as she thinks. She doesn't see anything that would go against that theory now. ]
If they're working in pairs, do you think they all know each other? If there's going to be one from each dorm.
[ It's what makes sense to her. ]
It could mean something. I'm not great at thinking through shit, but I know we're supposed to be taking away something from it. Otherwise, why the fuck do we have it? So if it's something that will lead to success, what is it? And if the people who are assigned to kill are casted, how many are in this cast?
[MY THEORIES!!! but since they're still vaguely optimistic in this thread, he just nods.]
I think so. It wouldn't make sense for them not to know who they all are if they're working together.
It's...that's where I'm uncertain, too. How many people in the cast, how many people are going to rotate in and out of their roles and how many people we're actually supposed to find. Maybe we just have to keep going until we find all of the people in the cast.
I hope you're right. It just...it feels too straightforward sometimes, too. Like the notes we're getting are from this place itself. Maybe I'm being paranoid, I don't know, but it just seems weird that the place that brought us here and keeps messing with us is giving us all the answers we do have.
If the cast can talk to us, then...we'll go from there. It's the best we can do.
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She makes a face. Her annoyance is clear in her emotions as it is on her face. ]
More matching a fucking script shit, huh? Hope we don't have to go a fraternity party.
[ She doesn't know what a fraternity means in this context. ]
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If fraternity parties are anything like in the movies, that actually doesn't sound half-bad. It'd be a little less formal than, y'know, winter formal or anything.
[but he frowns.] The scripts can't be matching word for word because things don't add up. You saw the papers someone left in the lockers yeah? About how they point to more than just murder.
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Yeah, I was thinking about that. If they also were pointing out to anything connected to... the fucking why that Byleth and Rupert couldn't say anything somehow.
[ Which is tangentially murder still, but!! Everyone wants some answers. ]
Do all the whos and someones and yous mean something? Because some of the things written on the dorm head applications had meaning.
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The only thing that made any amount of sense to me was the order of the episodes for ours. It was listed as Spring, Fall, Summer and Winter. The seasons are usually listed as Spring Summer, Fall and Winter. It's a stretch, but if you go from the bottom up it's the order of the people who have been...I don't know, assigned to kill? Whatever's going on. Rupert was a Winter. Byleth's a Summer. Her accomplice is a Fall. So there's probably a Spring that will kill this week.
[he seems to realize that's not what she was asking though and he frowns.]
If you only half-read it, it looks like it's filling in the blanks. So unless the "you" is directly talking to us...it was positioned under "great success." Maybe that doesn't mean much, but what if it does?
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They don't know that now in this thread. It's fine. She frowns as she thinks. She doesn't see anything that would go against that theory now. ]
If they're working in pairs, do you think they all know each other? If there's going to be one from each dorm.
[ It's what makes sense to her. ]
It could mean something. I'm not great at thinking through shit, but I know we're supposed to be taking away something from it. Otherwise, why the fuck do we have it? So if it's something that will lead to success, what is it? And if the people who are assigned to kill are casted, how many are in this cast?
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I think so. It wouldn't make sense for them not to know who they all are if they're working together.
It's...that's where I'm uncertain, too. How many people in the cast, how many people are going to rotate in and out of their roles and how many people we're actually supposed to find. Maybe we just have to keep going until we find all of the people in the cast.
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[ Even if they'll learn some questions shouldn't be answered. ]
That should get us more answers.
[ She hopes. ]
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If the cast can talk to us, then...we'll go from there. It's the best we can do.