[Think about what we know. Well, Yasu, here it goes.]
Valmont wrote in his letter that he made a promise to a classmate last week. That he would tell his parents the results of that promise, maybe. So, what can we say about that classmate? It's gotta be one person: the killer. It's gotta be someone he knew and trusted.
Maybe he was surprised and got hit twice by two different weapons, or maybe it was just one hit. Either way, the person who did it knew what they were doing and managed to get up close. Still, some of that blood, even though it was a little bit, got onto Dylan's door. He ended up dead regardless and...well, the killer eventually put him at the doorway. Used the paint to try and cover the blood they couldn't clean.
But our killer is smart. They were payin' attention in the past two trials. They knew that we'd check the shoes, which likely still had some evidence on it. They knew we'd use Dylan, and maybe they couldn't clean the shoes off like they could other stuff, like clothes and towels. So, what do they do? They burn the shoes. Bingo, it makes it impossible for us to see any blood or paint, and they confuzzle Dylan's muzzle!
So we're lookin' at someone who knew Valmont, who he trusted, and who knew I was gonna be patrolling that night. I did say I was doin' it at the meeting, and I'd mentioned I'd be using Dylan's Puppy Bubble machine. It was when Yasu mentioned that it was way past likely someone was gonna get killed.
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Someone here really wanted to put the kibosh on the theory Dylan was targeted by Valmont. Why? Because I think they knew he wasn't going out to kill anyone. He was going out to fulfill a promise. They even said as much. He was sacrificin' himself, wasn't he? And the person who said that...that was the same person who also talked about sacrifice and pain and...and doing what's necessary during the meeting. Someone who told me I was being silly...that she's talk to people who would listen to sense.
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[Think about what we know. Well, Yasu, here it goes.]
Valmont wrote in his letter that he made a promise to a classmate last week. That he would tell his parents the results of that promise, maybe. So, what can we say about that classmate? It's gotta be one person: the killer. It's gotta be someone he knew and trusted.
Maybe he was surprised and got hit twice by two different weapons, or maybe it was just one hit. Either way, the person who did it knew what they were doing and managed to get up close. Still, some of that blood, even though it was a little bit, got onto Dylan's door. He ended up dead regardless and...well, the killer eventually put him at the doorway. Used the paint to try and cover the blood they couldn't clean.
But our killer is smart. They were payin' attention in the past two trials. They knew that we'd check the shoes, which likely still had some evidence on it. They knew we'd use Dylan, and maybe they couldn't clean the shoes off like they could other stuff, like clothes and towels. So, what do they do? They burn the shoes. Bingo, it makes it impossible for us to see any blood or paint, and they confuzzle Dylan's muzzle!
So we're lookin' at someone who knew Valmont, who he trusted, and who knew I was gonna be patrolling that night. I did say I was doin' it at the meeting, and I'd mentioned I'd be using Dylan's Puppy Bubble machine. It was when Yasu mentioned that it was way past likely someone was gonna get killed.
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Someone here really wanted to put the kibosh on the theory Dylan was targeted by Valmont. Why? Because I think they knew he wasn't going out to kill anyone. He was going out to fulfill a promise. They even said as much. He was sacrificin' himself, wasn't he? And the person who said that...that was the same person who also talked about sacrifice and pain and...and doing what's necessary during the meeting. Someone who told me I was being silly...that she's talk to people who would listen to sense.
Someone in a red room, like Dewey pointed out.