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>>6660716
Oh, come now, Jessica was probably looking out for Battler.

That or felt like fucking with him.

>>5876830

Plus EP4.

>>5588470
Jessica's phone-call, otherwise known as "Ryukushi enjoys keeping her morally ambiguous".

But I, for one, am predicting a DARK KNIGHT twist with Jessica. Yes, she may be planning shit out, but that may not mean she's planning murders and the like.

I really do want to know what the hell Jessica is up to. With the reveal of Shkanontrice, her actions make no goddamn sense.

Seriously, it's all one big headache.

>>5044297
DON'T WORRY BRO SHE'S A WITCH SO YOU KNOW SHE'S GOOD. MAGIC EXISTS TOO, OBVIOUSLY.

BY THE WAY I'M OUTTA CASH SO THIS CALL IS COLLECT.

>>4748017
Kyrie and Jessica are true bros.

LYING
PRANK PHONE CALLAN
MURDERING ENTIRE FAMILY FOR NO ADEQUATELY EXPLAINED REASONAN

>>4713239
>hold the phone here
I've only got about 4 minutes.

>>4495946
I'd say two things to that.
Krauss and Natsuhi didn't even manage to fool the siblings with regards to Kinzo's death, and the siblings were there for a day.
Two, picture related.

>>4490081
First off, lol, u mad, and second off, there are two episodes to go, you Shkanontricefags treat things like the entire mystery is solved.
Moon-chan is legitimate, because Jessica has been shown to lie to Battler. You wanna say she did it because Kanon threatened to kill himself or something, that's fine, but that fact is fairly sketchy. Combine the fact that she lies with the fact that she has the opportunity to meddle with things in each episode, and you see why we believe in what we do.
And, please, circlejerk? I've seen Shkanontrice only threads, it's more pretentious than when my friends try to talk about politics.

In any case, Jessica knowing about Shkanon makes her suspicious, and her NOT knowing about Shkanon ALSO makes her suspicious. Please don't blame us if we speculate that the answer is a bit more complex than Kinzo and his servants killing everyone for love.

>>4460961
Yeah, that phone-call was nothing, magic exists, and Battler is better off if he accepts the witch.

>And once for all, I would like to point out that "corpse" is the same. The word doesn't have any kind of "possible interpretation".

>I was surprised that some people claim on various forums that "the body "died" but the persona is still alive, then the body got better" (favored argument in order to explain Jessica's death in Episode 2)... using Erika's fallacious reasoning that the victims were put in coma because of insulin.

>Corpse is basically a body without life, and unless science managed to get the holy grail or whatsoever, there is no way to restore life to a dead body.
>And no, someone afflicted by a cardiac arrest is -not- considered dead, until all reanimation procedures (CPR etc) were ineffective. It is only after that point that medical team declare one's death, at that specific time.
>Therefore, no one "becomes dead, then alive afterwards" at all. And again, red text doesn't care about "legal stuff" whatsoever. Corpse means: the said character is dead (or it would be the worst cop out ever).

>And one must be an utter moron to use insulin to put themselves in a coma: that's the best way to turn into a vegetable. Although I was impressed that Erika (and Ryukishi) would know that far, I was kinda amused how it was ludicrous in the context.

Witch Hunt insulted Moon-chan fags who think she was still alive in EP 2. How does this make you feel?

Hey Battler, our cousin george has been murdered a few moments ago! How do I know? Oh, it doesn't matter.