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I'd like some things confirmed, if you don't mind (I apologize if this was suggested/asked/answered/confirmed earlier, in that case, I must've missed it.)
Firstly, I'd like a definition of: "getting dirty". It's simply the fact that while the culprit *himself/herself* couldn't get dirty, doesn't mean he could've have used some other object/instrument to protect himself from getting dirty. So, in other words, I can just claim the culprit used/worse something to protect himself from blood and disposed of it at a later time.
Also, there's something else I want to have confirmed: The culprit utilized a method that, under normal circumstances, must've caused him to get blood on him. Again, the reasoning is pretty basic - he just used something that allowed didn't require direct contact with him. Let's see, what else...?
I'd like you to repeat the part on impersonations. I want you to tell me that the culprit cannot impersonate dead people. Again - simple reasoning - the culprit could've just hidden as of the dead people (hiding the real body), killed Rosa from inside the room, brought the real body out of hiding (although, it's a bit of a long shot in itself, considering the fact there really is no place to hide it...) and eventually joined up with the rest. Not really a big deal, and I pretty much doubt that theory, but whatevs. Might as well have it confirmed. Also, I'd like you to state that, while the culprit was not dirty from the murder, he did not get dirty later.
Finally - let's move on to something else. The actual time of the crime. First I want something confirmed, yet again:
The culprit had killed George, Battler, Jessica and Maria and left the room when Rosa wondered about Maria's well-being and left the room.
Of course, by "the room", I'm referring to the room inside of the mansion Rosa left at the beginning of the story.
In any case, if you can't repeat that, then I'd like you to at least respond do this:
After killing George, Battler, Jessica and Maria, the culprit left the room before Rosa entered it.
Not sure if this was denied earlier or not, but might as well ask it:
I want it confirmed that there are no secret passages involved, that includes the room in the mansion and the guestroom/house and the closet. Also, I want to make sure - we are talking about "closet" as in, a wardrobe or a separate space altogether?
Let's see... what else? I'd want to confirm that Eva was "afraid" of the culprit rather than wanting to "protect" him, but you could easily just say that relationships with people might not necessarily be the ones we have come to know, soooo...
Well, I guess I'd want this confirmed: Battler, Jessica, George and Maria died from the same cause of death. They died during the same period of time.
That's all I have so far.
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