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I just disagree. Those aren't plausible. At the very least, if they are, the characters are incredibly stupid to the point it's hard to care what happens to them.

I refuse to believe that someone that would have a mental breakdown and burst into tears over what was revealed in episode 3 also would be totally fine being kidnapped into this situation. It's just not how people work.

And of course sawaragi's reasoning for not finding out the culprit is also very stupid. How would this whole situation not be enough to break your infatuation and make you think you were wrong about the person?

I'm hoping at least that there are more traitors. The guys reasoning for betrayal is pretty unsatisfying as far as a mystery goes. The only "clue" we get is seeing him spying angrily on the two at the end of the first game but that just feels boring. There was no inconsistencies in his story to trip him up and allow us to deduce anything. They act like the cut from the pen would be an important clue but they only give us this during the reveal that it was him in the first place. Every bit of reasoning on the part of the audience up to this point was fruitless making me hesitant to bother trying to think very much in the upcoming episodes. Kind of reminds me of starship operators where the solution was always some psuedoscience nonsense that couldn't possibly be come up with by the viewer..