Test Twenty-Five: Find him, bind him, tie him to a pole and...
[private - unhackable]I can't say I'm not relieved. The captain isn't sacrificing herself like an idiot. The crew and countries have someone to pin blame on. It should all seem fine but
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What are your thoughts on this development?
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Thoughts? Hm. In all honesty? It...smells wrong. It's good on the surface, good enough to get the captain angry but there's something off.
Not that I'm telling her that. Don't want her doing something stupid again.
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I don't trust this, either. If we've got evidence tying him to Lunasa, that's all well and good. But the Captain herself said that there's nothing to connect him to Doma. One doesn't necessarily follow the other.
...Of course, if he is responsible for the bombs on our ship, I have no qualms sacrificing him whatsoever. However, we need to keep our eyes open for the real culprit if he's not behind Doma.
And I don't trust the man who turned him in. Everything's too convenient... Keep a good eye on him.
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Evidence can be...made up, altered, planted. It's happened before. If it's his, we'll get him for that. But, yes, no connection is implied in those two things. If you want to accus him on the basis of volume, next thing we know we'll be trying to blame him for the Kropmork assassinations.
I've been. Good to know it isn't just a hunch. Or not just my hunch, at least.
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Mm. The evidence that Kefka presented on the Captain's journal is too weak for me--a list any of us could have made, no one's word but his own, and the man left "evidence" that obvious lying around and we never suspected him for half a year after the bombings? I need more convincing than that. And it's a far cry from pointing to our man for Doma.
Good. Something's off here, and we're at much too high a risk to ignore it.
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