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Did you not read the ending or something? It is quite literally spelled out and explained in minute detail his reasons for the murder. Couldn't be more clear or sensible.
Thank you for your snotty reply. Yes, I read the ending, but I find it incredibly impossible to believe that someone would resort to taking the life of a human being for sleeping with their mother. Next time, keep your snotty comments to yourself.
I don't think the murder was just about the affair. He knew she was pregnant and thought his dad was going to leave and start a new family.
And people have been killed for less. More than one person has been killed for their Nikes.
Do you mean the son or Amanda's husband? Because Adam absolutely killed Amanda. The cliffhanger about the husband implied he did SOMETHING sketchy, but we can't possibly know what. I think the cliffhanger is what this question is about versus the actual murder, but I could be wrong!
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Did you not read the ending or something? It is quite literally spelled out and explained in minute detail his reasons for the murder. Couldn't be more clear or sensible.
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Thank you for your snotty reply. Yes, I read the ending, but I find it incredibly impossible to believe that someone would resort to taking the life of a human being for sleeping with their mother. Next time, keep your snotty comments to yourself.
I don't think the murder was just about the affair. He knew she was pregnant and thought his dad was going to leave and start a new family. And people have been killed for less. More than one person has been killed for their Nikes.
Do you mean the son or Amanda's husband? Because Adam absolutely killed Amanda. The cliffhanger about the husband implied he did SOMETHING sketchy, but we can't possibly know what. I think the cliffhanger is what this question is about versus the actual murder, but I could be wrong!
