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Linji is a stupid fucking commie chink. She deserves to have racist WW2 propaganda caricatures drawn of her.

>>23087682
Rethabile is such a pathetic human. All humans want is eat and fuck! That's why this perverted princess wants to remain alive! Otherwise she wouldn't give a fuck about the world ending!

Anyone who doesn't want the world to end is a shameful pig that wants to keep eating and masturbating, even if she's a cute, elegant girl like Lingji! The fact that she doesn't want to die is the proof!

>>22991412
>did Eva really find the gold? Then, why did Beatrice continue with the killing instead of surrendering? (it's even reinforced by EP5 that, in her games, Beato would have actually surrendered if someone solved the epitaph). She didn't know she found the gold? The why did she gave her the bank code? Was she an accomplice since before who she promised to save (I think this is the solution, most likely)? But what were the terms of the deal, exactly? Because Beatrice kills George. But then she knows Sayo was the culprit. Why did she abandon Jessica and kill Battler? Also did Beatrice really intend to let her accomplices live?
I think Yasu didn't know the gold had been found (because Eva and Rosa kept it a secret instead of announcing it to the family). So she kept killing. When she eventually realized she fucked up because the gold had been found, George was already dead, so she left the number on George's door as an apology to Eva. Like saying "sorry, but at least you get to have the gold".

The other possibility is that Yasu KNEW the gold had been found, but she decided to break her promise because Eva fucking strangled Maria, giving her a cruel death that Yasu didn't wish for. That could be the reason she chose George as her victim, to fuck with Eva and make her suffer.

The third possibility is that Eva was an accomplice all along and never actually found the gold by herself, but was approached by Yasu and guided into the underground room to discuss the plan. I don't really like this solution, and it isn't really supported by the story except for two small hints: 1. Evatrice's ascension being all a charade from Beatrice, who was fully in control the whole time. 2. The manga solution for EP3, which suggests that Eva willingly murdered Rosa to keep the gold for herself. It isn't really enough to be convincting, in my opinion.

I think the real accomplices in EP3, if there are any, were Krauss and Natsuhi. "Our Confession" (both the original booklet and the Saku VN adaptation) show an unfinished scenario where Krauss and Natsuhi are made into accomplices, which requires them to be threatened with a gun and taken into the gold room. There, Yasu reveals herself and explains that she has control over the island by bringing up the shrine explosion, and blackmails them to do her bidding in exchange of sparing Jessica's and their own lives. Otherwise, she will activate the bomb or gun them all down with the help of her accomplices.

The same thing could've happened in EP3. They were threatened and forced to do things that helped Yasu's plan. When Krauss happened to notice Shannon's dead body through the parlor's window and decided to break it to check on her, it was probably all an act. He had been told about it beforehand and just pretended to notice it.

Yasu needed them to do this, otherwise her closed room ring would've failed. The closed room ring REQUIRES the survivors to discover Shannon's body first and access it by breaking the parlor's window. It being the first room allows Yasu to escape from it while they are busy checking the others and change into Kanon to "die" in the chapel. Without Krauss and Natsuhi pretending to notice Shannon through the window, some of the family members might have discovered the corpses in the wrong order (like going to the chapel and seeing there is nobody there yet, or breaking a different window to enter a different closed room, which would turn the impossible ring into something "possible" for humans. It's only impossible if only the parlor window is broken and the rest of the rooms are opened by their respective keys, leaving no room for any culprit to have escaped.)