I've been exploring the Detective Conan World Wiki, and one of the things I find the most interesting is WHY the murderer did it. Sometimes it's really inane (you didn't like the book he wrote?!), but a lot of the time the murderer did it because
the victim committed a crime and got away with it. Usually, the original crime was a murder too. The murderers often lose sympathy points by threatening or endangering the innocent with their schemes, but it's interesting that so many murders are done in the quest for justice. That led me to this week's challenge:
MURDERERFor this challenge, why not write the story from the murderer's point of view? What was the reason for the murder? How did the murderer feel after having actually gone through with it? Was he or she angry or relieved after being caught?
Another possibility, and what I have really been wondering about lately, is what would be enough to make one of the DC or MK characters resort to murder? What could possibly happen to make them think that murder is the only way that justice will be served?
It's strange because I'm not a big angst fan (unless it's short and usually with a happy ending), but I've been thinking this challenge over for a few days so I thought I'd post it. Below are a couple of good examples I've found if anyone wants to check them out:
Counting Crows- "Seven murders, seven motives. One for sorrow..." WARNING, the last one is heartbreaking.
The Raven- "There's a mass murderer on the loose, his social peers have turned against him, and a dead rival is haunting his dreams. Can Hakuba unravel the truth behind the Raven before it consumes him?Deathfic, ONESHOT"
Sorry, I couldn't find the one with Ai killing a Black Org. member (Vodka?) and leaving the other to take the blame. Anyone know which one that is?