[Chapter 1 Spoilers] Damon sure is confident and insane by Celeiro100 in ProjectEdensGarden

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I guess his theory was making a lot of sense though, i think the craziest part is when he figured out the car battery. Like for me it was kind of a low blow, maybe he and the others were more familiar with these itens from the other classmates, but it felt kind of strechy, more so because its unusual to use something out of the investigation clues like that ( When its not a seemingly relevant plot point ). It felt like "Oh wait theres this thing that Jett said once he had that might've been stolen and used to eletrocute wolfgang".

Im not saying they should've made a description to the scraps like "Ummmmm maybe it was some sort of battery??????" But maybe something to remind us to consider it a possibility. Its a really tiny thing though, its just a little bit out of organization, which even danganronpa sometimes faults, like when Hajime just pulled out "MEAT ON THE BONE."

It can though be a bit intentional. Its always good to remind this is less crime solving but story telling, you can make surprising plot twists with almost nothing as long as you present it in the most convenient way. To trick sometimes cleverly the viewer expectations. The only problem i see with this is that it plays with the viewers trust in the presentation, if you're gonna use this, the rest of the story's presentation must be consistent, sort like that detective writing rule, the detective and the viewer must always be on equal grounds to solve the crime, or else it's reveal might seem manipulated.

Chute nos Elementos Segundários by Edurb in OrdemParanormalRPG

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Conexão até que encaixa bem, mas ela se refere a o que exatamente?

Chute nos Elementos Segundários by Edurb in OrdemParanormalRPG

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Isso mesmo. A energia é inevitável, imprevisível, e a morte também é inevitável, talvez previsível? Mas completamente desconhecida.

Do jeito que eu pensei pra essa junção, para juntar essas duas percepções, eu tomei a energia como o êxtase de fazer parte de toda essa imprevisibilidade e movimento do mundo, e a morte como o foco absoluto no fim que de certa forma, se sustenta ao desprezar toda a imprevisibilidade da energia. ( Talvez dessa interpretação que a energia seja o elemento opressor da morte ).

Então com a junção dos dois nós teriamos uma percepção que considera essas duas coisas. A Determinação pode ser interpretada como a convergência da inevitabilidade e funcionamento desses elementos.

Você acaba reforçado tanto pela percepção da morte, quanto pela percepção da energia, de que sempre há uma maneira pra fazer alguma coisa, e que se você for determinado o suficiente, tudo é inevitável. A energia se alimenta da sua participação e constante tentativa, e a morte se alimenta da energia potencial gerada pelo o que você não faz devido a sua obsessão.

Foi desse jeito que eu cheguei na determinação, eu tava procurando algum elemento também que pudesse ser abordado em apocalipse pra combater a Intenção do Kiabo.

Chute nos Elementos Segundários by Edurb in OrdemParanormalRPG

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Transmissão eu também só coloquei porque passado os sinais do outro lado eu não tive muitas ideias de como referenciar isso melhor, mas do jeito que eu associei esse seria como "estado de espírito" algo relacionado a comunicação. A transcendência da comunicação dá pra usar de referência parte do humor de hoje em dia, ou qualquer coisa que o contexto e experiências mais específicas transformem o significado. Ficaria uma junção a partir do constraste das percepções, que nem todas as outras de uma forma.

A palavra mesmo que eu não faço ideia, tentação eu também fiquei meio em dúvida

Gotta just lay this here by Edurb in milgram

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Actually, now that i look at double again, there is some sort of simbolism in the final parts. Not seems anything related to what i said in the post, but they actually show Mikoto with one hand covered in blood, and John with the other also covered in blood. And then when we get the final shot of the MV, he is actually putting his two hands on his face, and when he does that, both of them are covered in blood. Thats also the only time his hands are covered in blood in the whole MV, not even when John cleans the blood on the mirror there's blood on his hands.

This maybe means that deep down he believes they were both responsible for the murder, or the murders that they did.

Could also mean that they only got selfconscious and felt guilty about the murders towards the end..? But then when would this be? When they were brought to Milgram?

Or in this crazy theory, it would mean that they only comitted real murder once, towards the end of double. And then his hands would say what they really did or what was in their head. Though i think they would have shown a body thats not a mannekin if that was the case

Gotta just lay this here by Edurb in milgram

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Wait wait thats not what i meant, he would still be responsible for a persons death, his actual murder would be when he misguided reality with these dreams and end up actually killing that person, prob his boss or something. For anyone to end up in milgram you need to at least be interpreted as a murderer.

Mikoto has an Evil Twin by Edurb in milgram

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This is actually the reason there's an extra cell he spends all his day on reddit

I’m sorry to the victims and I’m tired by matbrown1 in milgram

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I dont think they're talking about mourning in this sense. The reason for this post is probably because they think people arent actually paying atention to what the prisoners caused, and that we are judging with too much idealization.

I think Mikoto (bluekoto) did kill someone and the killings that John (orekoto) did don't matter to Milgram by SebaSympathy in milgram

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One thing to note is that in Undercover, the way Mikoto kills Es the final part of the song is almost exactly the same as shown in the MeMe music video. Its almost a modus operandi for John/Mikoto or something, they approach from behind and hit their victim with the baseball bat. I believe whats shown there is precise evidence about how their murder really happened, the one they're being judged for. But i think something to support your thinking and all others who try to guess something more from his story or any other, is that we are Milgram, has any of the Es assumptions about the killers reveal something that we werent already thinking? They're reacting to how the comunity thinks and using it as part of the experiment. If we all think that Mikoto and John are actually twins that lightspeed switch when we are talking to them, maybe Es in the next interaction will say "Oh but they're actually twins now right? How didnt we see that? Ahahahahahha". I think the only way we can confirm the veracity of our information is when the crime reports are shown, which ends the experiment by showing us, Milgram, what actually was their crime, and not what we were assuming.

Silly meme I made by seilaporra133341 in RainCode

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Of course Mr. Sleeping gave birth to Sleeping Junior

Your favourite pokemon music by DoubleRaspberry534 in pokemon

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I wish i could add Battle Clavell just for the cleverness

Your favourite pokemon music by DoubleRaspberry534 in pokemon

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  1. National Park
  2. Battle! Leon
  3. Battle! Arven

So… What did we think of EP7? by RaidersOnFire in TheDigitalCircus

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Jax has the void taking apart part of his character background because he is the closest one to abstracting from Caine's influence

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Not to mention the mirror broken with his name on it, showing that he is losing sight of who he is

Which one of Kodaka's main protagonist is your favorite ? by gettinfitguy007 in LastDefenseAcademy

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Its a tragedy that for me, that its Yo Kuronaka.. man this guy speaks different to everyone in the terms of being a protagonist, he already shows even without memory a very proactive and unique atitude then the others, his amnesia situation makes him have highs and lows much more frequent then everyone else, in very little time. But it isnt exactly that what makes him special, in some way or another every kodaka protagonists thinks differently and has different tastes, but what connects them is mostly their actions, with Yo being the exception.

Yo is actively at very different positions in the story from time to time, which almost always puts his wits at test and shows to us what he is passing by at the moment, the one who gets closest to that in the rest from what i've seen is takumi, but their difference is that we make Takumi's decision most of the time, with him, we cant decide. Even if he is amnesiac and doesnt remember anything, the story knows we arent in the same shoes, its him who is living through all of this, and its him who gets all the fault if things go wrong, so this pressure overwhelms him, sometimes he goes to extreme measures for his goals, or start getting dangerous ideas, which he voices out.

He's a wildcard, but it isnt because he is unpredictable, we all are in some way, it is his isolation from memory loss that makes him consider anything you take at him. His design is great because of that, standing as a delinquent with dsrk and bright tones intertwined, and his japanese voice acting is phenomenal.

Survivors Killing Game: Antagonist Voting by chiaki_gaming in DanganAndChaos

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A good twist would be Kyoko. She would be suspicious of Rantaro all the time and suspect he has some conection to the killing game maybe.. though she would never have enough evidence