by Zanreo » Wed Sep 04, 2019 8:44 pm
So before = before the series of murders made by the hero right? yes
Death penalty relevant? noDid the head fear that the hero's authority overcome police authority? No Did the hero promote certain kinds of behavior/politics (e.g. rebellion)? If so against governament? no and noDid people try to relevantly imitate him so that murders increased a lot? no Was it difficult to identify true criminals from the murders made by the hero? no
Did the hero kill evil people? yes, and also look at final statement for this paragraph People who have committed a crime? yes, or were planning to People who have committed a crime against him? Is the hero an anti hero (e.g. V for Vendetta) he could be considered one, but probably not intended as oneHad he killed before? yes If so, was it tollerated by authorities? yes Encouraged by authorities? probably Did he kill the same kind of people also before? yesDid he kill people regularly? yes, but with an "ish" for people (to clarify: the "people" he killed were the non-human characters mentioned earlier)
Did the hero appear in public? yes Did he openly say that he committed the murders? It would likely be known he did at least and he didn't try hiding it Did the hero want to help people? yes To defeat crime? yes, though there's more to it than just "crime"Did the hero kill people on street? yes In the night? sometimesDid he also kill innocent people? arguably once (though likely not intended as this), mostly no Did he choose who to kill carefully? usually, after he would find out something If not, was he threatening someone (e.g. the head?) in order to obtain something? noDid the head want to: capture the hero? Limit his powers? Kill the hero? Make an accordance with the enemies of the hero? Accept hard conditions? Admit the defeat of his nation? Encourage the murders? Stop the murders? Take precautions against the hero? Not take precautions against the hero? if you mean during the relevant response in the statement, this and no to restOffer himself to the hero to save the nation? Accept the hero's conditions?
Was the speech about the hero direcrly? noIndirrctly (e.g. about murders? About news/decisions that could influence the future behavior of the hero?) no Did people fear the hero? people in general no, the group of characters that got killed, yes or at least some of themTrust him? opposite of the one beforeDid the head of the state take precautions against the hero? no and this is what's relevant Did he make the "no-sense" statement in order to attract the hero in a trap? noDis he say he was ready to talk with him? no
P.s. is Death Note involved here? no So that maybe the head was forced to make counterintuitive statements in order to "confound" Kira.and nothing like this