Could be. Or a power was used in a very specific way to fabricate the evidence they needed.
[Sanji can make shit outta thin air, but it's like Yams is thinking: framing is not a new concept. Anyone can be creative if given enough motivation and a bunch of tools at their disposal]
At this point, I'm more concerned we got a killer whose motives we don't understand. This could be a one-and-done deal, or after seeing how we handled this trial, they might be willing to kill again.
It could've copied something, or changed the direction... [Or, like others in the trial mentioned, it could've changed the shape of footprints, or--anything, honestly. There are too many variables right now.]
Do you think it's like the castle? They're working for someone? [A pause, and then--] I suppose it could've been an accident, but...
[Honestly he doubts anything that happens on Thursdays is an accident]
Even if it was an accident, the killer didn't come forward. So I think it's more likely that at best, they acted in self-defense. At worse, they knew damned well what they were doing.
[And besides, accidents aren't realistic week after week.]
[That, perhaps, is the most concerning part--whatever their reasoning, the killer didn't come forward, and didn't try at all to make it obvious that they were guilty.]
[It's not really surprising, but--it's still not a good thing to hear. If anyone does have their suspicions, outside of the remaining three, they haven't said anything to anyone that would pass it on to Yasusada.]
I don't think it's safe to stay in the cabins anymore. [That is, honestly, probably the most valuable piece of information he learned this trial.] I'll speak to the others in my cabin, but if we don't have any effects, then it'll be harder to defend ourselves.
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[Sanji can make shit outta thin air, but it's like Yams is thinking: framing is not a new concept. Anyone can be creative if given enough motivation and a bunch of tools at their disposal]
At this point, I'm more concerned we got a killer whose motives we don't understand. This could be a one-and-done deal, or after seeing how we handled this trial, they might be willing to kill again.
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Do you think it's like the castle? They're working for someone? [A pause, and then--] I suppose it could've been an accident, but...
[Honestly he doubts anything that happens on Thursdays is an accident]
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[And besides, accidents aren't realistic week after week.]
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[That, perhaps, is the most concerning part--whatever their reasoning, the killer didn't come forward, and didn't try at all to make it obvious that they were guilty.]
Do you have any suspicions?
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[And it. hurts his pride to admit this, but Sanji won't gas himself up without any reason.]
I'll be keeping an eye out, of course, but for now, I think it's best we just prepare for the next shit show that'll happen on Friday.
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I don't think it's safe to stay in the cabins anymore. [That is, honestly, probably the most valuable piece of information he learned this trial.] I'll speak to the others in my cabin, but if we don't have any effects, then it'll be harder to defend ourselves.