♫ Murder Manor Thoughts
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roadrollerGeneral impressions of her fellow guests are as follows:
Likes - Annie, Rapture, Kaoru
Curious about - Kanaya
Dislikes - (Everyone that's been popular. It's petty rivalry, plain and simple.)
Suspicious of - Susan, Stiles, all of the nations
Unsure of everyone else.
An overview of her mental state as of her last save:
Rin has been somewhat pulled into Rapture's delusion that it's all a proper Game show with special effects. Despite that, she takes it all seriously and has been incredibly paranoid about dying due to her position in the game and in the politics of the house. Everyone on the suspicious list, Rin believes herself to be at the top of their "to kill" list due to perceived bias either against robots or for humans; she's deemed them unsafe and has noted to avoid if possible. (It did not take much to make her suspicious of these people - one or two offhand remarks was enough to get on her list, erasing any positive impressions before. She's very sensitive. The nations are apparently there because of the Ukraine debacle, though.) Her curiosity for Kanaya is related to these biases as well; she has interest in forming a nonhuman alliance of sorts, although she has no plans to approach Kanaya while they are both deadweight. Rin does plan to stay very close to Annie, who she trusts completely.
She has also begun to wonder if one of their fellow guests is pulling the strings behind the scenes. Rin thinks Susan might be the Mastermind because of her consistent immunity streak and determination to solve the mysteries - it could be that she just enjoys playing detective a little TOO much and has set up the game in such a way where she can always sit comfortably. If nothing else, Susan might need to be disposed of in order to get away with murders better - considering the immunity advantages, a double murder would be best. As of this save, she hasn't gotten as far as planning one.... Still, that "guaranteed hit song" is certainly tempting, as it could help her regain her popularity - both in the house and back home.
Speaking of home, she's figured out that she's forgotten at least four people. She's not sure where this ties into the strong feeling of recognition she gets around vegetables.
Likes - Annie, Rapture, Kaoru
Curious about - Kanaya
Dislikes - (Everyone that's been popular. It's petty rivalry, plain and simple.)
Suspicious of - Susan, Stiles, all of the nations
Unsure of everyone else.
An overview of her mental state as of her last save:
Rin has been somewhat pulled into Rapture's delusion that it's all a proper Game show with special effects. Despite that, she takes it all seriously and has been incredibly paranoid about dying due to her position in the game and in the politics of the house. Everyone on the suspicious list, Rin believes herself to be at the top of their "to kill" list due to perceived bias either against robots or for humans; she's deemed them unsafe and has noted to avoid if possible. (It did not take much to make her suspicious of these people - one or two offhand remarks was enough to get on her list, erasing any positive impressions before. She's very sensitive. The nations are apparently there because of the Ukraine debacle, though.) Her curiosity for Kanaya is related to these biases as well; she has interest in forming a nonhuman alliance of sorts, although she has no plans to approach Kanaya while they are both deadweight. Rin does plan to stay very close to Annie, who she trusts completely.
She has also begun to wonder if one of their fellow guests is pulling the strings behind the scenes. Rin thinks Susan might be the Mastermind because of her consistent immunity streak and determination to solve the mysteries - it could be that she just enjoys playing detective a little TOO much and has set up the game in such a way where she can always sit comfortably. If nothing else, Susan might need to be disposed of in order to get away with murders better - considering the immunity advantages, a double murder would be best. As of this save, she hasn't gotten as far as planning one.... Still, that "guaranteed hit song" is certainly tempting, as it could help her regain her popularity - both in the house and back home.
Speaking of home, she's figured out that she's forgotten at least four people. She's not sure where this ties into the strong feeling of recognition she gets around vegetables.
