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| Alright, the story is picking up its gear yet again, last time it was a couple of university students trying to investigate a familial matter, much like before it's still an investigation, but this time it went full-on sherlock holmes. Richards is a real detective, investigating real homicide cases in the real world. Despite doing this by himself with a little support and assistance from his Doctor, he made massive leaps of progress, he managed to sting up a bunch of seemingly unrelated cases into 1 with the help of his doctor, and even managed to trace back the potential culprit to Johan. That alone is impressive, but to think he does so in let's say the span of a month or so. INCREDIBLE. Out of the way Lunge you, obsessive bastard, the REAL DETECTIVE, Richard is here to solve cases for what they are! Johan spent the last 4 years manipulating things in the shadow in order to isolate Mr. Schubert, but then in a timeframe of far less than that, a single guy managed to unlock the secrets of the actions Johan has committed. He must rally watch his back from now on! There is definitely no way Johan did not notice this happening. |
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| Why is blud trying to isolate him? |
| That was an intense episode. More than I expected after this first third of the show. The slow setup was kind of nice. Seeing the detective find out more. Becoming more paranoid (or is he?) every day, slowly connecting the dots. I wasn't sure he'd realize Johan is right there but it looks like he isn't a complete fool. For real. Johan most likely already knows about his investigation. That steel bar might have been him or at least instigated by him. The question really is who dies next? The detective, or his doctor? Maybe Karl? Considering it looks like Johan tried to isolate Mr Schubert I wouldn't rule it out entirely. On a sidenote... That bird-watching thing seemed fishy as fuck. Were they actually bird-watching and if not then what did these people actually do? |
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