Week 4

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It finally happened. Someone murdered, and was punished for it. After a particularly grueling trial, one much worse than the games ever were, everyone definitely needed the rest of the weekend to rest up. But now it is Monday once more, and that means it is time to get back to 'work'.

The cameras have moved again, and the contestants will need to be careful where they say what until their new locations have been revealed. In addition to that, the house itself seems to have changed, with its usual colorful appearance suddenly a bit more grey. Even the weather seems to be gloomy, with those storm clouds from last week starting to overcast the area, threatening to drop rain.

Seventeen contestants remain in this game of death. How many more will fall before the game is over? And how many more will be driven to murder?


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[1: there have been a lot of 'memorials' to the prinnies that passed on during Tuesday's dance. There are also threads talking about the unique prinnies and how weird they are. At least one has made a conspiracy-theory post comparing red-faced prinny to Akechi's Metaverse design.

2: There's a lot of talk about something being wrong with Dazai. Partially from fans of BSD, but also from people comparing his behavior during the trials to the behavior during the week. A lot of people think he's going to snap and kill everyone eventually. But the fact that they see this means that higher-ups might see it too.

Interestingly enough, there's a conspiracy theory bouncing around about 'Dazai' not being an agent at all, and that he's some outside force trying to cause strife within the Foundation. People are reluctant to believe this, though, because the Foundation would have intervened if it was a breach of some sort.

3: There was a lot of laughing over the sillier ones, like doggo Moriarty, but people started going 'what the fuck' and 'I FUCKING KNEW IT WAS A TRAP' about the time Azura caught on fire. Overall it increased sympathy for the people trapped in the game, though.

4: There's now a noticeable split in the opinions: 40% in favor of the Foundation, 45% in favor of the 6350s, and 15% 'undecided'. The 'undecided can be best summed up as "this situation is fucked up and not really representative of either side'.]