Danganronpa Motives Ideas Novels & Stories

Antonio stared at me, “Employ him? Boss are you serious? He’s potentially the most dangerous of them! We know what the others want, but this one… he’s a blank page.” “Precisely. That’s the fun part, isn’t it? When you know nothing, you have the distinct pleasure of finding out everything.” “But his motives…” Antonio persisted. “His motives are his own for now,” I cut him off, “We’ll observe, we’ll probe, we’ll unravel this Liam Carter. Consider it… a new game.”

**@LegalEagle_John:** "Actually, if these chats are admitted in court, Sarah’s 'no motive' defense for the parents' death is gone. Resentment over an inheritance and 'stolen' place is the oldest motive in the book." 6. **@HollywoodInside:** "I’ve worked with Sarah. She always had this weird way of staring at Val when Val wasn't looking. We thought it was admiration. Now? It looks like she was sizing up her prey. Chills." 7. **@CillianVane_Watch:** "If Sarah was chasing Jaxson and he rejected her for Val, did she move on to Cillian just to spite Valerie? Is Cillian the consolation prize or a partner in crime? Someone check on Cillian!"

Letting out a chuckle, I stood up and waited as my younger self shifted back to his human form. "Was your appearance here truly for the reasons you claimed?" He demanded, jumping straight to the point. "Or did you have different motives?" "I’ve only had one motive this entire time." I responded. "To kill Seth and the harpies so I can return to my wife and children." "Did you need to trick Danica into thinking you were thinking of her when you brought her to meet her grandfather?" He continued to push. "Cause to me it seemed like you wouldn’t have even bothered if you didn’t have your own underhanded reason."

“How?” “The MO was just as I mentioned. The killer would leave the next day and have no interaction with the victim, and that wouldn’t be realistic. The storyline should make them interact and tie everything together, so we need to change that slightly. What if every person who interacted with the victim was a suspect and had a motive?” Steve looked shocked. “You’re saying multiple suspects?” “I rewrote parts of the script after our meeting that day. If we change the MO that was set up to look like a suicide and change it to multiple suspects, it would be even more exciting than a single suspect.

Jacob thinks outloud. “The motive was to kill Betas, so that means Craig and Lance are off the hook,” Kendall adds. “So I’m a suspect because my son is 8 years old?” Nate asks. “What is my motive?” “I was attacked the only Alpha to be attacked,” I state. “Someone wanted the title to go back up for grabs. You and Jorege are young, fit and could best the next crop of Alphas. Although, you would have to go through Kendall and Jacob.”

“Motive?” She folded her hands and leaned in, lowering her voice to something intimate, like the secret shared between two strategists. “There are always people who convert acts of kindness into leverage,” she said. “Someone who needed to get funds into a hospital account quickly could have several reasons for doing so. They could be trying to protect a family member. They could be trying to create a narrative that would force your hand. The problem is, in your position, people with motive and proximity are often the same ones.” Damian’s expression didn’t show surprise—only a careful, strained neutrality. He’d seen wiring and allocated funds; he knew the ledger could make or break a life. Bu

Aileen suggested another possibility. Mark was silent for a while, as if considering the possibility. “No, I don't think they would dare to poison mom. What would be the motivation? With my mom being hurt, it wouldn't do anything for them but hurt us, right? This must be a more personal matter than just a business game.” ***

Jason nodded agreeing. “Janet?” he turned to his sister with seriousness in his voice. “Do you think Dan killed Abagail?” There was a moment of silence. “He has the motive. What if he thought Abagail told the cop the truth about Diamond? He has motive.” Jason was starting to convince himself that maybe Dan was the mastermind of it all, but why would Dan ruin his own dream. The business was his life. There was no way Dan would ruin the only thing he cared about. Right?

Chief Mulligan said, pressing the palms of his hands together like he was praying. “More like stupider,” Joseph muttered. “The question is… why? Is there something missing that we aren’t seeing? Do they have a motive for those they attack?” “New vampires don’t typically have a motive. It's all random. At least it has been,” Joseph responded, shaking his head with dismay written all over his face. “Do these victims have anything in common? Similar scents? Clothing maybe?” Joseph thought about it for a moment before shaking his head. “No, they were all—”

Possible Suspects: 1. Joel. Motive? Control. Always wanted it. Hates not having it. Could’ve made a call, altered a record. Maybe even paid someone off. He’s the only one who’d benefit from her not knowing the full truth. And maybe he just wanted to watch her squirm. 2. Paulina. Motive? Jealousy. Control. Ownership. She doesn’t just want me; she wants everything around me to be broken so I’ll run back to her like a desperate little boy.