Dus wrote:@sstimson: What are you referring to? Do you think that ScarAkai isn't Bourbon?
Dus wrote:It's a rather cunning plan actually. He knows he's up against opponents who think completely logical, especially if he's already suspicious of Conan.
So doing something that doesn't make any sense would completely throw them off balance. He also needs the rest of the BO to play along. While it puts him at risk, he can also make fun of them this way.
If they keep Shuichi hidden somewhere, they would also check whether he's still where he's supposed to be.
He also needs to see the reactions of the FBI. If they're yelling somethin like "WTF are you doing here without your disguise?" he's definitely on to something. It's good thing Conan and Shuichi told no-one. I wonder if Shuichi anticipitated something like this. Conan clearly didn't.
Warning the FBI would also be counter-productive.
Dus wrote:I actually understood you correctly, just wanted to drive the point home, that Jodie being terribly distraugh is a GOOD thing.
sstimson wrote:Dus wrote:@sstimson: What are you referring to? Do you think that ScarAkai isn't Bourbon?
Correct. I think they are RED HERRINGS
caribou wrote:since he already pulled off the Jodie-Vermouth trick, maybe now he's doing the opposite by reverse psychology... he knows that fans like us wouldn't be so easily 'fooled' by a hint such as Okiya drinking Bourbon, but in fact Okiya IS Bourbon, and Gosho will go all 'he really is Bourbon, I made it so obvious for all of you to see! xP'
I don't think Bourbon is suspicious of Conan. Abs. messaged me this theory which is frankly quite excellent.Dus wrote:It's a rather cunning plan actually. He knows he's up against opponents who think completely logical, especially if he's already suspicious of Conan.
So doing something that doesn't make any sense would completely throw them off balance. He also needs the rest of the BO to play along. While it puts him at risk, he can also make fun of them this way.
If they keep Shuichi hidden somewhere, they would also check whether he's still where he's supposed to be.
He also needs to see the reactions of the FBI. If they're yelling somethin like "WTF are you doing here without your disguise?" he's definitely on to something. It's good thing Conan and Shuichi told no-one. I wonder if Shuichi anticipitated something like this. Conan clearly didn't.
Warning the FBI would also be counter-productive.
Abs. wrote:(Again, from the recent anime case/associated manga files) Gin lists reasons why he thinks it's too convenient that an Akai Shuuichi-looking person has showed up at the Teito Bank. One of those reasons is Sherry's appearance at the Haido City Hotel (or wherever it was, you know what I'm talking about). Gin remains convinced that Akai had a hand in that incident. Gin probably still thinks that Akai and Sherry were working together even recently. Bourbon may think so as well. So Bourbon could indeed be Sherry-hunting, banking on the whole idea that not only the FBI, but Sherry as well, would want to re-establish contact with Akai.

I don't know about thinking Shinichi being alive, but Bourbon has the Mouri detective agency on his radar. He was able to call Mouri's cellphone number with a borrowed phone after all. I presume he got this number from Kir's cellphone which he "borrowed" at some point. If he suspect's Akai is alive, he must also assume Kir cooperated with him to fake his death, and thus Bourbon would treat her as suspicious. Back during the ding dong dash case, Kogoro texted Kir's cell with his routing number for the case's payment.Dus wrote:Depending on how well the actions of Gin and Vodka are documented, he might find the Mouri detective agency fishy and maybe even assume Shinichi to be alive.

Dus wrote:Proven is a bit much since it hasn't been stated outright. Gosho can still make a U-Turn and go for something else, although I think it's pretty safe to assume ScarAkai=Bourbon.
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