Lyrra: Mass Murderer?

[DSOK]

In another thread a little while ago, somebody pointed out that it's a suspense/action movie rule that if you don't see somebody die for sure, then they're still alive.

Well, what about another rule along the same lines? If a whole group of people gets killed, except for one survivor, then that survivor is the killer. It doesn't matter how unlikely this may seem, how apparently saintly the lone survivor. So then, was Lyrra responsible for the Landorin massacre? Maybe the other kids pushed Jeruh into the river, and she went nuts and slew them all. She does have a tendancy towards homicidal mania under not too dissimilar circumstances. (The later incident seems to have involved a shadow sword, but maybe the sword that Rhue ends up with was around during the massacre.)

I know this sounds like a peculiar idea. I don't believe it myself, but I wanted to put it out there.

(Incidentally, these two rules get combined in the movies all the time. In Mission Impossible, we don't see the team leader die. Ergo, he's still alive; ergo, since he's still alive, he's the villain. Alternatively, in The Usual Suspects, the FBI agent keeps harping on the first rule, thinking Dean Keaton must still be alive, but it's actually the second rule that's in play.)

[ShadowTehNoobhog]

possible, we just have to wait for E6 to be released...

[DSOK]

Actually, if it was Lyrra, it doesn't seem to me to be episode 6 material. That would be too close upon the heels of her death. There has to be time for plenty of angst and anguish all around before a bombshell like that gets dropped.

[Amgard]

A little girl isn't a likely candidate. I'm thinking her survival has more to do with the killers priorities, he was after something else.

[Roir]

For some reason, I like this idea.

Very nice.

[The Fly]

he was after something else.

of course, maybe the killers were after something Rhue had or maybe....Serena...Hmmmm...i wonder if that Pendant is magical or something. Or maybe, the killers were after Rhue as he supposedly has two auras. maybe this lead the killers to him. We only see the 'shadows' of the monsters. perhaps they are working under someones bidding. but who? Gaius? no, he helped kill Midian supposedly. Traziun? nah, i can't see that. hmmmm...weird. maybe Serena never liked Rhue and it was an elaborate plot to get him off her.........nah.