Danganronpa Motives Ideas Novels & Stories

"We need to consider other approaches. This vehicle is a dead end. But the person who ordered the hit is not." "What are you suggesting?" "I am suggesting we look at motive instead of method," Ethan said. "Who wants Cora dead? Who benefits from her death?" "That is a long list," Ryan muttered. "Liam wants her money. Vanessa hates her for threatening her relationship. Our uncle might see her as a threat to his inheritance. Any number of business rivals could see her as a liability." "Then we start eliminating names," Ethan said. "We investigate each person systematically until we find the one who hired this driver."

"Why would he cheat like this? Doesn't he realize that he's only weakening his own leadership?" Andrea brushed her hair out of her face, the weight of the situation weighing heavily on her mind. "We can only guess at Damon's true motives," she said with a shrug. "Perhaps he's so consumed with the idea of being the Alpha that he's willing to do whatever it takes to make it a reality. Or maybe he's just desperate for power, even at the expense of his own pack."

Hate can kill. I wipe my face quickly, forcing myself to think like a lawyer, not a daughter. Motive. That’s the first thing in any case. The writer had one. Maybe revenge, maybe jealousy, maybe bitterness over something personal. This note is proof that there was ill-will, and anyone who harbors such thoughts could slip poison into a cup. I fold the note carefully and hold it tight in my palm. “This is my clue,” I tell myself. A link. A path. Whoever wrote this did not only want to disgrace my mother; they wanted her gone.

Reiner clucked his tongue and replied without turning his head, "Oh my! You said to yourself that the reason doesn't matter now. What matters is how we get out of this situation." Riley sighed softly, "It's not that it's not important." Reiner turned around and looked at Riley while raising an eyebrow, "So?" "Reiner, knowing a criminal's motives can help us to-" "This isn't a detective series, Riley. I think ... any reason that has the ultimate goal at its core will obviously harm us, just like that. Right?" Reiner cut in with complete conviction.

“I mean, are you sure your mom isn’t some sort of mafia queen, Carmen? Because that’s the only reason I can think of why Simon would be on her payroll.” He chuckled, but his laughter hung awkwardly in the air. Seeing the bemused looks everyone seemed to be giving him, he cleared his throat and stifled his chuckles. “Fine. Got a better theory? Bring it on.” Ronin set his phone aside, finally joining the conversation. “Simon’s motives are unclear, but I agree with Molly. If he wanted revenge, he had plenty of opportunities before.” Molly nodded in agreement. “Exactly. We need to figure out what his actual game plan is. Maybe he’s after something bigger than personal vendettas.”

She says then pauses for a while before continuing. “I’ve seen many clients run for the next best thing when things don’t work out as they wanted. The reason I asked your motives is because I needed you to be sure yourself. Like I said, this won’t be easy. Getting their forgiveness won’t be easy. They won’t be receptive at first. If your motives are right, your determination is what will keep you going. If your motives aren’t pure, then you’ll give up on them on the first sight of trouble, and that will cause even more damage. I want you to be sure that this is what you want.”

It was my only chance to see my son alive. But then, a huge doubt crept into my mind, telling me that whoever sent me the message could be lying. He was a stranger, and that made him untrustworthy. He might just be using Dylan's name—my biggest weakness—to lure me into coming in order to get what he wanted. Perhaps he wanted revenge because I did something he didn't like in the past. Though I couldn't recall ever making enemies, there's a huge possibility that the motive could be revenge. “I'm talking to you, Lily,” Grey said loudly, pulling my skittering thoughts back to the present.

But this was personal in her mind. “I don’t know how we could figure out who it could be though.” I add again. “What if we don’t figure out who it is. What if we just lay a trap to catch them, regardless of who they are. And if the trap fails, then we know we don’t have one after all.” “What kind of a trap would entice them enough?” “The simplest kind. They want to kill both your father and your brother, correct?” Ryn’s mom asks. “Yes, that is what we think.”

Peters told them all. “We don’t have weeks,” Roman said. “This bastard’s escalating. Tonight proves that.” Blair rubbed her temples. Between the concussion and the stress, her head felt like it was going to explode. “What about motive? Who benefits if I’m dead?” The room went quiet for a moment. “That’s... actually a good question,” Sutton said slowly. “I mean, who does benefit?” “It couldn’t be Dan or Laura. Dan is a coward, and Laura has what she wants.” Blair was thinking out loud. “My death doesn’t really change anything for them.”

There were two flaws in his wild theory, first, Dahlia had been locked up in my dungeon and secondly, what was her motive? “In every crime, uncle. What is to look out for is the motive of the criminal, if Dahlia is your prime suspect, what’s her motive then?” I asked. His eyes darted around, that was one question he hadn’t been prepared for and it left him lost in thoughts for a long time. “That’s your job to find out, I wouldn’t know. Maybe you did something to her in the past, revenge is always the first motive for killing someone as exalted as you. Revenge, jealousy or a quest for power, you figure it out.” He replied.