It was reckless, in retrospect. I suppose I never had strong enough reason to doubt Misa to do more, but. . . the boon wasn't enough. She easily could have died.
And then to have her name come up at the end of trial.
It was unfortunate to have the revelation about Grace happen so late. I was afraid mentioning her name might put her under suspicion. But she could have cleared it up, if we'd done it earlier.
... well, we just have to live with our choice now. There's not much else we can do besides try to look back at the trial to think of what we might have missed.
At the least, we might be able to get a sense of what happened. We can try and rule out whether or not it might merely be the case that because Misa woke on Thursday intending to kill, she was correctly deemed guilty.
I don't intend to waste the Avatars' time in my current state.
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Not yet. I will, though. Have you?
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I can't really imagine what it was like in her shoes.
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And then to have her name come up at the end of trial.
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[ granted. harrow's cursed but. still. ]
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It was unfortunate to have the revelation about Grace happen so late. I was afraid mentioning her name might put her under suspicion. But she could have cleared it up, if we'd done it earlier.
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Probably not. Something that we thought had a chance of being straightforward really wasn't.
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I don't intend to waste the Avatars' time in my current state.