AUDIENCE FOR: Harrowhark

[guestservices]

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[guestservices]

You think so? Every week, new effect, new place outside those doors...it'd be nice if it changed but I doubt it.

[outsidebones]

Ah. I meant in terms of three murders rather than one.

[guestservices]

That pattern...true, you really did. Who knows if that's an outlier or the new normal though?

[outsidebones]

My guess is the new normal. Maybe not three, but...

Is it still impossible to tell us whether there were one shadow or two?

[guestservices]

...the worst part about all of this is that once the trial's over, we can't really talk about stuff you didn't find out. It's sort of the same way we can discuss other culprits and everything. Keeps the game "interesting."

[outsidebones]

Since the shadows don't tend to confess, it may not be possible, then, to determine how many of the killers who weren't caught were shadows.

...I admit to being rather repulsed by the notion that I am the only one to act on my own.

[guestservices]

Probably depends where the shadows are after the trial, right? It's another thing to look into. You might be surprised if you find an answer.

...you might be further repulsed by the notion you're likely not gonna be the only one for long. People are bound to start getting bold soon.

[outsidebones]

Hmm. My assumption is, after execution they leave their hosts. But they might find a new one, if they weren't caught.

How would one look into that theory?

[guestservices]

I think that's probably a safe bet, seeing how you guys watch the shadows leave the body entirely. The problem with trying to check that theory is shadows are shadows. They move seamlessly. They hide in corners and wait for people not to notice to sneak up on them.

Think about the patterns you've seen already, and you might find a direction for that theory.