Sara: THE MOST SUBTLE OF PEOPLE. –checks role- -pegs it!-
So, something I noticed in the monitor room is that my Sou theory is probably right for that last monitor, as he has no photo. Then I was wondering about why Mishima has a monitor given he didn’t survive the first trial… but Nao is also missing a photo, so was the screen Mishima’s AI was on meant to be Nao’s?
I love that Gin’s reaction to finding a room full of dolls is to want to draw on Sou’s.
I’m beginning to think Nao genuinely is the boxer on that list. She is the master of sucker punches. (Incidentally, I love how everybody has so many different plans all bouncing off eachother. And I love that most of the characters are genuinely being useful. And that even the captors all aren’t on the same page.)
If Sou hacking the card roles means continuing to follow that book, I will be very sad. I don’t want Gin and Keiji to die. ;-; Though they’ve both been in focus, and that is a dangerous place. Mind you, so has Sou.
Sou clearly prefers Werewolf/Town of Salem to Danganronpa/Ace Attorney. GOTTA GET THE CARD ROLES IN EARLY.
Nao just raised an interesting point I’d considered in this discussion: the strategic thing to do for the person with the sacrifice card would be to trade it off to Gin, who can’t get rid of it. It doesn’t really hold up here, because we know where the sacrifice card was for a very long time. And also it’s pretty monstrous to pick on the little kid. But if you look at it logically, rather than emotionally, that’s the safest play in terms of protecting yourself from that card.
Not sure the timeline of Q-taro teaming up with Kanna and Sou fits here since he was clearly with them at the chapter opening, before role cards. Although, actually, that was probably a flash forward, so scratch that: chapter 2’s initial opening was, after all, a flash forward of Gin in peril.
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So, something I noticed in the monitor room is that my Sou theory is probably right for that last monitor, as he has no photo. Then I was wondering about why Mishima has a monitor given he didn’t survive the first trial… but Nao is also missing a photo, so was the screen Mishima’s AI was on meant to be Nao’s?
I love that Gin’s reaction to finding a room full of dolls is to want to draw on Sou’s.
I’m beginning to think Nao genuinely is the boxer on that list. She is the master of sucker punches. (Incidentally, I love how everybody has so many different plans all bouncing off eachother. And I love that most of the characters are genuinely being useful. And that even the captors all aren’t on the same page.)
If Sou hacking the card roles means continuing to follow that book, I will be very sad. I don’t want Gin and Keiji to die. ;-; Though they’ve both been in focus, and that is a dangerous place. Mind you, so has Sou.
Sou clearly prefers Werewolf/Town of Salem to Danganronpa/Ace Attorney. GOTTA GET THE CARD ROLES IN EARLY.
Nao just raised an interesting point I’d considered in this discussion: the strategic thing to do for the person with the sacrifice card would be to trade it off to Gin, who can’t get rid of it. It doesn’t really hold up here, because we know where the sacrifice card was for a very long time. And also it’s pretty monstrous to pick on the little kid. But if you look at it logically, rather than emotionally, that’s the safest play in terms of protecting yourself from that card.
Not sure the timeline of Q-taro teaming up with Kanna and Sou fits here since he was clearly with them at the chapter opening, before role cards. Although, actually, that was probably a flash forward, so scratch that: chapter 2’s initial opening was, after all, a flash forward of Gin in peril.
-timydamonkey