Phil’s answer to “So, if she did it, then she WAS the "guy" in disguise on the bus? It was kind of a disappointing en…” > Likes and Comments
38 likes · Like
I agree as to why she would want to keep the necklace.
Yep. I agree on that point as well. She should have destroyed it. If she had, though, we wouldn't have found out for sure whodunnit. The hidden poem she wrote wasn't a strong enough hint.
Jeannell,I agree we would not have known for sure that she killed Chase and that was probably the main reason for her to have it in the end.
or murderers often leave some damning evidence...for unreasonable reasons
I felt the same way about the necklace. But then thought, what if Kya felt the necklace represented her love for Chase, and by taking it off him she was taking back her love.
I think she kept it to remind herself that she would never let anyone take away her power or her ability to survive in her own way. Also, she would never be subservient to anyone. She would kill if she had to.
It didnt' make a lot of sense to me why she kept the necklace either.
I think Kya did love (in her own way) Chase. When he got violent with her, her love ended. She kept the necklace as a reminder of what love can do.
I agree, I also had a problem with the necklace, but for a different reason- Why did Chase wear the necklace every single day, like it was a cherished gift from someone he deeply loved? Chase didn't love Kya, he was just using her. The sentimentality/romance he awarded the necklace didn't make sense.
Michelle: Coulda been a trophy in his mind as well!
I think she took the necklace back to take back that piece of herself she gave. Figuratively.
To remind herself that she won? She hid it, along with the poem, so did not think she would get caught.
It was hard to understand how she lured Chase to the tower, pushed him off, then went down to take it off his neck.
To remind herself that she won? She hid it, along with the poem, so did not think she would get caught.
It was hard to understand how she lured Chase to the tower, pushed him off, then went down to take it off his neck.
To remind herself that she won? She hid it, along with the poem, so did not think she would get caught.
It was hard to understand how she lured Chase to the tower, pushed him off, then went down to take it off his neck.
back to top
date
newest »
newest »
message 1:
by
Roxanne
(new)
Jun 14, 2019 04:13AM
I agree as to why she would want to keep the necklace.
reply
|
flag
Yep. I agree on that point as well. She should have destroyed it. If she had, though, we wouldn't have found out for sure whodunnit. The hidden poem she wrote wasn't a strong enough hint.
Jeannell,I agree we would not have known for sure that she killed Chase and that was probably the main reason for her to have it in the end.
or murderers often leave some damning evidence...for unreasonable reasons
I felt the same way about the necklace. But then thought, what if Kya felt the necklace represented her love for Chase, and by taking it off him she was taking back her love.
I think she kept it to remind herself that she would never let anyone take away her power or her ability to survive in her own way. Also, she would never be subservient to anyone. She would kill if she had to.
It didnt' make a lot of sense to me why she kept the necklace either.
I think Kya did love (in her own way) Chase. When he got violent with her, her love ended. She kept the necklace as a reminder of what love can do.
I agree, I also had a problem with the necklace, but for a different reason- Why did Chase wear the necklace every single day, like it was a cherished gift from someone he deeply loved? Chase didn't love Kya, he was just using her. The sentimentality/romance he awarded the necklace didn't make sense.
Michelle: Coulda been a trophy in his mind as well!
I think she took the necklace back to take back that piece of herself she gave. Figuratively.
To remind herself that she won? She hid it, along with the poem, so did not think she would get caught. It was hard to understand how she lured Chase to the tower, pushed him off, then went down to take it off his neck.
To remind herself that she won? She hid it, along with the poem, so did not think she would get caught. It was hard to understand how she lured Chase to the tower, pushed him off, then went down to take it off his neck.
To remind herself that she won? She hid it, along with the poem, so did not think she would get caught. It was hard to understand how she lured Chase to the tower, pushed him off, then went down to take it off his neck.
