The choice of one of three who to blame for me being on the roof?

[CookieCake]

Do I blame Nathel, Jefferson, or security? its way too much pressure I need help making a right choice even though at this point I don't know

[MorningLightMountain]

引用自 JC：

I blame Mr. jefferson. BECAUSE HE KILLED RACHEL!

Except he didn't. That was one of the other people in the room.

[Jeckenn]

I blamed Jefferson because of the way he treated Kate when she reached out to him in the hall for help. To send her away crying was a HUGE mistake on his part, and anyone who couldn't see that Kate was having some real painful issues in her life and NEEDED help would be basically blind, deaf, and to stupid to be able to see that sending her away like he did could lead to suicidal thoughts on Kate's part.

No I am not a therapist but even I could see that she was in desperate need of adult help, and for Jefferson to just brush her off like he did, he really shouldn't be teaching young adolecent's and of course we ended up finding out that I was right at the end....he shouldn't have been teaching ANYONE.

[TheZo]

I chose Jefferson to blame after hesitating for long. First of all, if I chose David I would be suspended so I cannot choose him. I could have chose Nathan instead. However, I just think it was a too obvious choice to make (he seems like a total scumbag to me), and the worse he seems to everyone, the more likely he would be taken advantage of (perhaps being used as a scapegoat) Also, I think Nathan is the key person I need to get through to obtain some important evidence and getting him suspended would not do any good to my investigation. So I was left the only choice Jefferson... To be honest he is the person that was the least related with Kate's suicidal. But I just have no other choice. I felt very sorry to choose him, but sometimes we need to sacrifice something not so important to achieve big... An honest choice is Nathan ofc, but Jefferson must be a wiser choice. Let's see.

[3477]

Jefferson, after hearing what he actually said to Kate.

If he wasn't actively trying to get her to do it, he would at minimum have been trying to damage her enough psychologically to make sure she'd be off his trail for good.

Tactically, and totally out of character (and ignoring for now that it doesn't really make any major difference later), I would think that the best person to blame is whoever's the most innocent (so blame David unless Max can be suspended) - since whoever's suspended now has some extra free time to continue their nefarious plot/coverup or foil the other guys'.

[Dethlane]

Keelah, that's some necro.
Blamed Nathan on my 1st playthrough, since Kate's words and his behaviour obviously stated that he was involved. Still, blaming Jerk has its uses too (it also exposes Warren, since he uses the same quote on "bring back psycho teacher" page he uses on Max's if she saved Kate). But I still prefer that smug face being expelled

引用自 3477：

JTactically, and totally out of character (and ignoring for now that it doesn't really make any major difference later), I would think that the best person to blame is whoever's the most innocent (so blame David unless Max can be suspended) - since whoever's suspended now has some extra free time to continue their nefarious plot/coverup or foil the other guys'.

In overall, David is hella far from innocent, as not only he harasses and verbally assaults Max, Kate and Chloe for no reason (he even hits Chloe, his own step-daughter, if Max hides and doesn't intervene), but he also neglected locking restricted doors, which led to Kate getting on the roof in the first place.