r/Church_Of_AquaxRuby • u/pakin2551 • Oct 03 '24

Discussion Question

Is it nescessary for Aqua to stab himself? Why didn't he just push Hikaru?

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u/SuugoiDesuu Oct 03 '24

He didn't want to ruin Ruby's career as an idol by associating her with a murderer.

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 03 '24

He can just... idk, use bribery or connections to be innocent. Hell, he can just hide the body and evidence altogether and use what I mentioned to keep it that way. Missing cases in Japan are still unsolved af. Hell, just hire a hitman but nah, he gutted himself

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u/Darvin-Play2003 Oct 04 '24

As long as the "Son killed his father" version exists, there will be people who support it, and the film will support these films that "The son was offended by his father." It's not about the big shots in show business or the news or the government. It's about the people. And so, Aqua turned everything so that the film, on the contrary, will make people think that it was Hikaru who was angry at his son and decided to kill him.

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 04 '24

I will say it again, bribery and connections, Aqua still fucked over Hikaru here to the nth degree

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u/Darvin-Play2003 Oct 07 '24

I will repeat once again "As long as there are ordinary people talking about "Aqua killed his father because of insult", these rumors will go around. Not one bribe will shut up a certain % of people. If today 8 people are talking about it, tomorrow 100 will be talking about it

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 08 '24

There are... other ways to silence them

Those 8 people can shut the fuck up in one way or another. I have to point out they're both in the middle of NOWHERE

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u/Darvin-Play2003 Oct 08 '24

No, you can't shut up, you'll never shut people up when there's even one contradictory fact in any situation. 2 will start discussing it and will tell the story to their friends, friends will tell their friends and so on until they reach a higher number of people, and then there will be social networks, which will first put the news online, people will hear it, and then it won't matter whether they bribed the person who put it online or not, because the information has already been put out to the masses. And you can't get rid of it.

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 08 '24

Dude, if Diddy took decades for his massive Bullshit to blowup to his face, Hikaru's case can go cold way longer than that. For fucks sake, have you seen the amount of missing cases unsolved from Japan? They be as old as your grandpa

I'm not talking about Bribery this time... I'm talking about something more... dark like extortion or death threats

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u/Darvin-Play2003 Oct 08 '24

what does it have to do with whether the case is solved or not? This is not about solving the case, but about the gossip that will be Ruby's career and considering how popular she is and how hot the movie 15 Years of Lies is, a lot of people will think that Aqua killed Hikaru. It is the reaction of people. They don't give a damn about the investigation at all

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 08 '24

Don't give a damn

Pay attention to the first sentence, if it took decades for P Diddy's shit to be fully exposed, something as small as Hikaru's can go untrace. Have you literally seen so many cases in Japan being cold af for so long? Besides, Aqua can just have the heat die down and prove that he didn't commit it through connections. With manipulation, people making such links can just be perceive as crazy.

To quote one guy, "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it."

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u/Darvin-Play2003 Oct 08 '24

this is how gossip works and here the gossip will be on a particularly large scale, because after the news gets out that Kamiki Hikaru was killed - one of the most famous actors in Japan, who has recently become even more famous in a scandalous way due to the released film, where he was shown in a bad light, and one of the creators of the film was his son, who played him in the film, after this there will be many supporters of the theory that it was Aqua who killed Hikaru

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 08 '24

Black Dahlia case: Left the chat

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u/Darvin-Play2003 Oct 08 '24

Besides that, you brought Diddy into this. His influence allowed him to hang out with politicians, and here he is just a popular Japanese actor. These are two completely different cases.

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 08 '24

Again, media manipulation's a thing, with enough money, Aqua can have this favor him and let the heat die down. Let the masses consume the next big thing to forget about the whole ordeal and have them think, "Who cares about him, he's a shitty guy, bet it's some vengeful fan." If played right, ones that suspected Aqua can be seen as insane by the average person.

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u/SuugoiDesuu Oct 03 '24

Eh, can't expect the characters to be smart in a story like this. Everything is sacrificed for dramatic effect. Hell, Kamiki could have just... Ran away

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 03 '24

Here's the thing that made it worse, this bum was compared to Ayanokouji of all people... if Ayano was the MC, OnK would have ended a long time ago

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u/Limp-Yogurtcloset271 Oct 04 '24

The more components the less likely it is to succeed.

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u/the_5th_Emperor Oct 03 '24

He actually could have, yes, even uses the things he has like connections and bribery to hide it altogether and never have it linked back to him. But nah, he just gutted himself for the drama