I think Mark's theory makes a lot of sense. At least, I sure hope he's right since it may have killed our silent killer.

The general wasn't the killer. He was never on at the right time. And throughout the maze I have never seen him on at that time.

He definitely wasn't the shooter, I agree with Kristoff. But I do think that because of the lack of ability to kill people with abilities on the scum front thus far were probably dealing with more scum than we think.

Maybe Rita should ask him something.

didn't he say all the win condition stuff and get lie detected on it though?

I'll be honest I assumed he was the healer actually.

Guess not though.

i'm still confused abit. how did general have the evil version of the time traveler role? when wilt had the evil version of the time traveler role.

is it not more likelYY that general had the gooOod version of the time traveler role?

I thought Wilt's role was an evil resetter?

he turned back time to reset things. we called him the time traveler

How exactly was Mark cleared btw?

Woah wait...we let Chuikov die based on a fucking theory? And everybody is fine with that shit?

I don't care how fucking convincing the theory was, we shouldn't act unless we have proof. You shouldn't have tied him up Mark.

Rita, have you made contact with Chuikov? The obvious question to ask is what his role was.

I think he died by accident. I am confused why Mark tied him. But someone had to die.

(The trap resetted? Or did it trigger when I came in? If it triggered by random chance then I would be worried about the other rooms that we explored that could be random traps as well.)

Piranurk Plant @ 3/6/2013 5:00

(The trap resetted? Or did it trigger when I came in? If it triggered by random chance then I would be worried about the other rooms that we explored that could be random traps as well.)

No, the trap was set to go off after 24 hours. It seems to be inert now.

The explanation for General's death was exactly as I feared. Based on a theory, with no concrete evidence. v_v

The General was cleared by our hunter. I know that's not foolproof, but it should've at least bought him a little trust. I realize his staying tied up was a mistake, but he never should've been tied up in the first place. And obviously the theory was wrong, or else we wouldn't be here right now.

The only reason I didn't push him was because I thought there must be a good reason why he'd be hogtied underneath a falling stalactite.

I'll ask the General what his role was.

I hope we didn't just kill the doctor! That could be why he refused to claim.