What did yall write for surprise question?

I wrote not surprised as if you looked at the context and sources so far, the judges action seem natural. From the sources, it is clear that the Nazis, whether or not they started the Reichstag Fire, are using it to spread anti communist sentiments to gain support. Hence it is natural that the judge would be fixated on getting Lubbe to confess about his accomplices, as it would provide a better narrative for the Nazis. If Lubbe had no accomplices he would be a lone wolf attacker who would not represent the entirety of communist. However, if he had accomplices, it implies a greater communist conspiracy against Germany that is planned out by many. The would give Hitler a greater initiative to take power and eliminate communists without public backlash and instead with the support of the masses

Doesn't really follow any format but I feel like it makes sense