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LyricallyLiesl said:
I've read most of the posts and I think there are some truly valid points. However, I think others are way off the mark. Here's what we know: ~We know whoever was doing this was purposely trying to frame Rose. And they had lebih than enough to work with. Rose had practically framed herself, what with her calling the Queen offensive names in public, in the courtroom and in front of Daniella. And people knew she was angry about the age change. ~We know they somehow had access to Rose's things because there's no way she left her stake just lying around. atau they knew someone who was able to get into Rose's things, like a maid. ~And we know whoever did it was clever. To be able to get into Tatiana's room and kill her without alerting the guards means the killer is a betrayer, someone Tatiana trusted atau at least knew well. This also leads me to believe they are power-hungry, looking to become the seterusnya king atau Queen once Rose framed and gone. They'll no longer be a suspect. ~The murder took some careful planning. Whoever did it knew there was a slim chance Rose would have an alibi. Plus, they also had to be able to take Rose's stake without Rose's noticing. That seems to have incredibly slim odds. I still don't know how they managed that. ~Resources. Whoever did this had money. There had to have been people they paid off along the way. Like the janitor? I believe he was paid off to berkata a time later than the murder. It seems fishy that it's conveniently after the murder. I can only talk about real suspects, so I'm not going to waste time about how Adrian, Abe, Dimitri, and Tasha are NOT suspects. ~Ambrose. I believe his involvement is also unlikely. He seems to care about Rose since he keeps trying to help her. He's also a lover of Tatiana's, and while I know arguments happen, I don't think he'd jump into a fit of rage and just happen to have Rose's stake on him. Again, this goes back to careful planning. ~Victor Dashkov. He's lebih likely than the others, but I'm still not convinced. He's very clever, as we've seen. He could pull off the careful planning, but there's no way he'd even be allowed into Court without being caught and sent back to prison. It's possible he had an accomplice, yet somehow, even though we know Victor wants to be king, he seems to me as if he wouldn't frame Rose for the murder if he'd done it. He's not as awful as he seems. And framing people doesn't seem to be his style. ~Nathan Ivashkov. Actually, I hadn't thought of this one until I saw someone mention it here. I could see him with a vendetta against Tatiana. However, he doesn't seem to take any interest in Rose at all. Wouldn't anda think he'd have some interest if he was going to frame her? Not ruling him out, but he's still not my kegemaran suspect. ~Daniella Ivashkov. sejak far, I find her the most likely. She seems to be clever enough to pull this off. On lebih than one occasion, she heard Rose bashing Tatiana. Also, Daniella se
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