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I SHALL ENTER THEM ALL.
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Except for the first. . . that would be kind of like. . . unfair.

Haha, nah, not a detective. Just working with what I've got. Also love manga like Liar Game, One Outs, and Death Note so these are fun for me.
Well, firstly, the other people at the party are renowned. Meaning they're in a position of power and being found out gives them something to lose. Dorothy is barely known and the architect didn't have anything associated with him in chapter 1. Thus, they have the most to gain granted this was profitable. The butler would really have the most to gain, but for someone so intimate with Sir Snyder to all-of-a-sudden become wealthy would raise some serious flags.

Second looking at each character, the loan shark would probably want to WORK for Sir Snyder since she's built such a reputation at what she does. She enjoys the extorting more than the money.
The Doctor has already been stipulated to love his medical knowledge.
The Mystery man is already suspected to be the most powerful individual aside from Sir Snyder. He's old and becoming number 1 at this point isn't the most illustrious aspiration he could have.
The accountant potentially working for half the world's corporations would probably want the man alive.
The butler has spent his life working for this man.
And Chef. Well. The Chef is french and world renown. French feel they are the foundation of the culinary world and to be a renown part of that would mean you're pretty into your work. I doubt he aspires for Wealth more than his profession.
And the Paintress. Hm. Well, she doesn't seem too special. But she also can't save face. To be so faltered by arriving with the architect would signify an immense amount of doubt and guilt should she even consider trying to kill Sir Snyder.

Which leaves me with Dorothy and the Architect.
Dorothy is an actress barely scraping by. An architect needs funding for his projects. Or perhaps they were inconvenienced by one of Sir Snyder's business endeavors. Before the incident, the actress mentioned it was too quiet to dance in Ms Swan's company. The architect whispered something to Ms Swan which left her mortified. I believe they were both trying to relay the same message.

Whatever it was, I have a feeling Ms Swan will now believe she is responsible for the murder and is mortified, but at the same time befuddled.

Oh I think I've heard of that one, Descent. whee It's the one with the caves and the group of women and the creatures and whatnot? That one's supposedly (I've heard) is really good because it plays off of both creature fears and claustrophobia, being trapped and stuff? And then the women all have their drama, making things worse...

I haven't seen all that many asian films but the ones I have seen have been all very creepy and arguably worth watching. 3nodding The most notable one is Ju-on, most people know it. I think it's probably the best one I've seen. I wanna see the originals for the Eye and the Ring, because those are really good and it kills me that I haven't seen them! Dx
I haven't seen the first Ju-on though, I saw some spinoffs "Black and White Ghost" or something like that...the original is proabably better so ugggh *want* emotion_drool

I have some other mediocre-ish ones, one Chinese, one from Japan. The Chinese one is called "Dumplings" and the Japanese one is "Infection." I guess infection was good. It just annoyed me for a while because the characters wasted a lot of time they could have used to save themselves xD I borrowed a Korean one from my friend called "A Tale of Two Sisters" that was based off of a legend.

Haven't seen that Hansel and Gretal one you mentioned...does it have creepy children? emotion_c8 I love creepy children.

SO what ones have you seen? o u o

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