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I guess he was mistaken for Sebastian.

I definitely think it was Diggory who shot him, thinking it was Sebastian.

I was really upset that we lost Jamie Knox. Sebastian mourned him at the burial, and I think we all "know" that they were related somehow. I wonder what Knox was doing coming to see Sebastian? Will we ever know?
Simon also has a cousin. I wonder if this will develop into part of the larger picture?

I never saw Knox dying coming! Couldn't believe it. Like you, Phrynne, I was looking forward to him having a more substantive role in future roles, a lot like you describe, Veronica.
Charlene, that cousin could become crucial if Sebastian's paternity becomes more public.
Veronica, I somehow think Sebastian will find a way to help that child even if Pippa doesn't comply.
Lastly, I wonder if the real target was actually Knox. He was coming to talk to Sebastian for a reason.
Charlene, that cousin could become crucial if Sebastian's paternity becomes more public.
Veronica, I somehow think Sebastian will find a way to help that child even if Pippa doesn't comply.
Lastly, I wonder if the real target was actually Knox. He was coming to talk to Sebastian for a reason.

It is a shame that Sebastian will never have the close relationship with a sibling that he craves (because I'm also sure Knox was his half-brother). I too wonder if Knox's son won't play a larger role in future books.
Flynn admits that he was the one who shot Knox thinking it was Sebastian. He only fired after Hero called out Devlin's name and thereby confirmed the target for Flynn (or so they both thought).
@Charlene - I understood that Knox was there to give Sebastian information that he got from Priss. He told Sebastian before he died.

I wonder if Knox's death is a way to keep Sebastian searching for his biological father. It keeps him unsteady in a way.