Things that confuse me
May. 13th, 2005 10:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
angela_oOkay, so it's still Veronica Mars related, but LOST has really stumbled creatively lately and BSG doesn't start up again until late in the summer so I'm left with additional time to ruminate, in a non cow-like way of course. lol
Some questions left over from the finale. Please feel free to chime in you have thoughts/answers/explanations.
How did Aaron manage to find Veronica's car so easily? Is he that conversant with the automobile choices of Logan's circle of friends?
What was in that stupid spy pen?
And while we're in the epistle vein, what happened to the Logan's letter to Lilly?
Was poor little Marisol Reyes just a sad coincidence?
Will Celeste be booked on obstruction of justice as well? What about good old Clarence?
Is Veronica eligible for the reward money originally put up for information leading to the arrest of Lilly's murderer? Or would her signing the contract giving up any future claim on the Kane estate negate that?
Where is Backup? He was at the crime scene, but Keith and Veronica are taken to the hospital and I'm doubting the EMT's let him hitch a ride. Is the mystery person at the door really Aw Shucks Deputy Leo bringing the beast back?
What's on that third tape that Lilly stole from the pool house?
Did we ever know definitively (ie from a source other than Veronica's reconstruction of the crime) what the muder weapon actually was?
Has Wallace's little brother disappeared off the face of the earth?
I've seen lots of passionate defense of Veronica's decision to turn Logan in without confronting him because of the potential physical danger she was in. Yet, over the course of the season we've seen her seek out a personal confrontation with Jake, who her father thought was at least involved in the murder if not the actual murderer, and we've seen her alone on several occasions with Duncan, who Veronica also suspected. Why would Logan be considered any more dangerous than other potential suspects? Her interactions with Logan were in public places. That inequity disturbs me.
Finally, would you really want to revisit a relationship with a guy who's admitted that he had sex with you while he was under the impression that you were siblings?
Some questions left over from the finale. Please feel free to chime in you have thoughts/answers/explanations.
How did Aaron manage to find Veronica's car so easily? Is he that conversant with the automobile choices of Logan's circle of friends?
What was in that stupid spy pen?
And while we're in the epistle vein, what happened to the Logan's letter to Lilly?
Was poor little Marisol Reyes just a sad coincidence?
Will Celeste be booked on obstruction of justice as well? What about good old Clarence?
Is Veronica eligible for the reward money originally put up for information leading to the arrest of Lilly's murderer? Or would her signing the contract giving up any future claim on the Kane estate negate that?
Where is Backup? He was at the crime scene, but Keith and Veronica are taken to the hospital and I'm doubting the EMT's let him hitch a ride. Is the mystery person at the door really Aw Shucks Deputy Leo bringing the beast back?
What's on that third tape that Lilly stole from the pool house?
Did we ever know definitively (ie from a source other than Veronica's reconstruction of the crime) what the muder weapon actually was?
Has Wallace's little brother disappeared off the face of the earth?
I've seen lots of passionate defense of Veronica's decision to turn Logan in without confronting him because of the potential physical danger she was in. Yet, over the course of the season we've seen her seek out a personal confrontation with Jake, who her father thought was at least involved in the murder if not the actual murderer, and we've seen her alone on several occasions with Duncan, who Veronica also suspected. Why would Logan be considered any more dangerous than other potential suspects? Her interactions with Logan were in public places. That inequity disturbs me.
Finally, would you really want to revisit a relationship with a guy who's admitted that he had sex with you while he was under the impression that you were siblings?
