Danganronpa Motives Ideas Novels & Stories

"And so, Gertrude, from all I have gathered from my little soliloquy, I can firmly conclude that you have another ulterior motive behind your first ulterior motive for making us run away which was to get me to inadvertently help you kill Darius after giving you the key to unlocking the puzzle." "This is where I draw an utterly stumping blank. Because I don't know what it is. I don't have the slightest clue what your real motive is. I know that it's beyond killing Zane. It's beyond killing me. It's beyond all that. Or is it that you want to rule Adivaine?" She was standing still. Very still. Her skin had turned several shades paler while I talked. I knew it was not from fear. She hardly showe

Besides, I never heard of a serial killer that would want to fake his murders to look like accident… and that was precisely what I added to story in my previous chapter. On the other hand, I didn’t feel bad with my ML not being a complete psycho. Only now I had to decide on a different motive for him, than being abused as a child or having bad relations with his father, or something similar to it. I felt like my braincells were crushing against each other in panic, hoping to find an answer right away. Besides, I hoped to make a good impression on Simon, which was harder with every second. “I’d have to think over his motive, because I’ve added a case that changed… basically everything…” I sig

The hardest truth was that the woman I loved might have poisoned me. “What motive could she have?” I demanded, because I needed words to push back the nausea. “She stood by me through everything?" The word barely made it out. "What would be her motive?" Vaughan made a small, ugly sound. “We don’t know, but people make terrible choices. We're still working on that. But given her immigration issues, her financial situation, it's possible she was paid off. Maybe by someone who wanted you out of the game. Or maybe—" He paused. "Maybe she wanted to blackmail us. There are plenty of motives if you’re willing to build a case out of fear.”

It was crazy how much the gifted mate bond affected me, even though I wasn’t marked yet. I was planning to just stay at The Academy tonight and try and let my mind rest but it was honestly sickening thinking about their motives with Damien. And even worse, thinking about all the other Vampires I’ve killed who they may have had motives like this towards and I just didn’t know. Not that that excuses their vile thoughts towards me, but still. It’s the concept. It just doesn’t seem fair to execute a hit on someone purely based on what you want to take from them. The thought made my blood boil. I almost didn't even want to be here.

He already knew who the people were, he just needed to figure out their motives and found the solution. With her step brother, the motive was clear, he was psychologically disturbed, he had developed an unhealthy obsession over Lana and the only way for her to completely be free from that man was one, if he went to jail or secondly, if he was dead. The first option was difficult because he had the system working for him, the second option was more likely because as powerful as he was, he was sure to have plenty of enemies out there who wanted to murder him.

* Dan walked towards the car and went in, he luckily escaped being caught by the boys all thanks to James who informed him early. "James, I'm safe... I got away," Dan said over the phone. "Okay, boss," James replied and the call ended. Dan started the car and started leaving, still happy that the timely intervention of one of the men saved him from the bullet that nearly hit him. As he got home, he pulled off his clothes and went into the bathroom to immerse himself in the bath to cool off his anxiety. This was the third time he is escaping death, the first one was the accident, the second one was when the cops shot at him, and now Edwardo's boys. He knew he was going to leave to have his Re

“Why would they bother?” True. Zen considered it before. They might have been able to murder people by bankrupting them in the dungeon if Zen hadn’t found out about the quest that prevented credit deduction upon a revival. However, what if their motive wasn’t to murder in the dungeon? “There are usually more than one reason why player-killers do what they do,” he explained calmly. “Not all player-killers do it to terrorise or traumatise others into quitting the game. Some do it to loot easily while others enjoy the power trip.”

Or an ex-member. There were undoubtedly more explanations, Conner knew, but these were all he could come up with at the moment. Just to be thorough, he wrote down Love and Greed, the two most common motives for any crime. He didn’t see any way either fit in here yet, but they were always worth keeping in mind. He studied the other items. The first three led nowhere at this point, though the possibility of the copying being intended as cover for the real reasons behind the killing could be important. Only the fourth item, some kind of grudge against the show, suggested an immediate course of action. Sloane would probably already have sent someone out to the studio, but Conner made a note to m

If he already knew, then why was I still here and not thrown in a dungeon or put to death? “The first thing we look for, that anyone does, is motives,” he stated. “It took me longer to figure out the motives than it did to figure out the problem. People rarely kill just for fun.” Some do,” I noted dryly. “Some do,” he agreed, “but usually that isn’t the case.” “And how do you know you’re correct in guessing motives?” “Motives are usually pretty straightforward. Unless someone has harbored something for a long time.” My lips formed a thin line. “Many people have motives; not many have means,” I noted. My motives were obvious. The sole pack member of a slaughtered pack.

Five, the out of the blue possibility: that they only organized this event for the sake of knowing who the other guy is and studying the girl that their son is interested in. Among the five possible motives, none of them seems to be the most plausible one. In comparison to the other missions that they have done where they needed to find out the motive of their target— the motives that they have come up with were nothing but a joke. And they do not have any mission with regards to this in the first place. They are only doing this for the sake of having information for future missions, that they are stocking up the information that may become useful in the future.