[ She doesn't say anything about the trust that's extended to her and her brother, and with how careful she is with her words, they might get the impression that even if either of them were guilty, she would be having this conversation just the same. She sounds sure of herself, sharing what she needs to, keeping what doesn't need to be said. ]
I have little intention of letting myself be interrogated by a dozen people. One Sakasaki is enough. [ The way he called her out? twice?? Also imagine if she were at their previous meeting, she would have left after two minutes. ] If it comes to it, I'll think about it then, but I don't mind what we're doing now either. A smaller group is best, and anything more than this number gets unwieldy.
[ Three's a crowd, etc, etc. The student council? Impossible to work together as a cohesive unit. That's why it was always better with just her and her brother, like she'd told Natsume before, but sometimes you can't solve things when somebody else has gone in and stolen a whole ass body. ]
As for a motive... [ She keeps her thoughts to herself but Natsume and Shuichi are smart, they've probably had a similar line of thought. An accident can be ruled out on the account of there being no reason not to step up in the case of an accident. The student council president is somebody chosen by the school, and targeting a prominent position such as that is risky— the fact that somebody does suggests the target was also purposeful. Without known enemies, any rivalry would likely be grades within the third year class, although that motive isn't very strong with it being the start of the year...
... ]
...What students want most is to graduate. You too, Sakasaki, said your primary concern is leaving this place. Perhaps somebody thought to cull the competition early.
[ considering... you know... their graduation rate... ]
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I have little intention of letting myself be interrogated by a dozen people. One Sakasaki is enough. [ The way he called her out? twice?? Also imagine if she were at their previous meeting, she would have left after two minutes. ] If it comes to it, I'll think about it then, but I don't mind what we're doing now either. A smaller group is best, and anything more than this number gets unwieldy.
[ Three's a crowd, etc, etc. The student council? Impossible to work together as a cohesive unit. That's why it was always better with just her and her brother, like she'd told Natsume before, but sometimes you can't solve things when somebody else has gone in and stolen a whole ass body. ]
As for a motive... [ She keeps her thoughts to herself but Natsume and Shuichi are smart, they've probably had a similar line of thought. An accident can be ruled out on the account of there being no reason not to step up in the case of an accident. The student council president is somebody chosen by the school, and targeting a prominent position such as that is risky— the fact that somebody does suggests the target was also purposeful. Without known enemies, any rivalry would likely be grades within the third year class, although that motive isn't very strong with it being the start of the year...
... ]
...What students want most is to graduate. You too, Sakasaki, said your primary concern is leaving this place. Perhaps somebody thought to cull the competition early.
[ considering... you know... their graduation rate... ]