The difference now is that we have found a more certain way of communicating with Missile. We were very, very angry with Levi because he turned out to be lying. But that is not the case here. Now, Missile has found a way of telling us the things we need to know, and the person he has accused has spun a tale that relies on a lot of assumptions to defend herself.

The more I think about Edea's theory, the more confused I get. The truth is not something we should have to keep asking "Why?" or "What about this?" over... so when a story makes me ask as many questions as this one does, it makes me very suspicious.