Battler argues that thereвЂ™s not enough information to narrow down a hypothesis. Anyway, he is not impressed by another locked-room mystery.Д«eatrice challenges him to explain it in human terms. IвЂ™m surprised he had nothing to say during Kanon and JessicaвЂ™s deaths. After all, Rosa was able to sneak in without disturbing Maria.ДЄt this point, meta-Battler interrupts. ThatвЂ™s easy enough though - Beatrice could have given Maria an empty envelope, unlocked and locked the chapel, then carried the key to MariaвЂ™s room sealed in an envelope and switched it quietly with the existing envelope while she slept. Rosa realises thereвЂ™s only one key to the chapel, and wonders how Beatrice could get inside if the key was in the envelope. They agree that Kinzo probably built it to one day marry Beatrice inside, following a miracle. They speculate that the blessing would be Kinzo getting the chance to marry his old mistress Beatrice, now his original unnamed wife is dead. You will be blessed only when a miracle occurs.вЂќ But itвЂ™s actually expressed in terms of a very small probability. What the fuck! The text says, in MariaвЂ™s translation, вЂњThis door is only opened when a miracle occurs. Battler canвЂ™t read it, and when Maria mocks him for it, he hits her. George notices some English text on the chapel. He once told Nanjo he might one day receive a blessing there, but it would take a miracle. It comes out that the chapel was important to Kinzo, but itвЂ™s not clear why, since he never prays. HmmвЂ¦ bit of a stretch.Д«attler starts trying to puzzle out why Beatrice led the six adults to the chapel before killing them. George comes up with an alternative theory: that the вЂHappy Halloween for MariaвЂ™ graffiti refers not to Maria, but the Virgin Mary, and itвЂ™s intended as blasphemy. Outside, they come across the Seventh Pentacle of the Sun again. In the chapel, the remaining cousins are wondering what to do, unaware Jessica and Kanon have been killed. Sadly, we cut away before we can hear the rest of it. But he decides to start with his meeting with Beatrice, in the ShЕЌwa era вЂtowards the end of the warвЂ™. This вЂwillвЂ™ soon turns into biography, and he briefly considers a record of his games. Unexpectedly, Kinzo decides to tell them вЂabout everythingвЂ™. This comes across as a HitchhikerвЂ™s Guide reference, which I guess is somewhat plausible since it first aired in 1978, and Kinzo is obsessed with the West, though listening to a BBC sci-fi comedy seems out of character. It seems too simple a mistake not to be deliberate given the otherwise impeccable copy-editing in this game. Six times nine is of course fifty-four six times seven is forty-two. He doesnвЂ™t really give a shit what the rest of the people in the house do.

Kinzo is, predictably, not all that upset that three of his four children have just been brutally murdered. We donвЂ™t, however, go down this route yet. The only course left to insist magic is fake as shit is to deny the narration is entirely truthful. We now have direct, unsimulatable evidence of magic onscreen. The вЂSeven Stakes of PurgatoryвЂ™ are all actually anime girls for some reason.Kanon can summon a cool magic sword and use it to fight good.

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