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** Because he can't afford it? Streamers often have very short careers and Duke is long past his heyday to the point that he's pushing Alt-Right talk points and pimping his girlfriend in a desperate attempt to stay relevant. He probably doesn't have the money to spare on a recording studio or even his own apartment.
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** Two ideas. A), She was basically giving them one final chance to do the right thing and back her, since she finally had proof she started the company. Or B), she was letting them know that with that proof, she can also show hoe the Disruptors perjured themselves and let them know that they are '''''screwed'''''.
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** Two ideas. A), She was basically giving them one final chance to do the right thing and back her, since she finally had proof she started the company. Or B), she was letting them know that with that proof, she can also show hoe how the Disruptors perjured themselves and let them know that they are '''''screwed'''''.
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** Blanc mentions to Helen that whichever one of the disrupters killed Andi and stole the napkin would want to show it to Miles in person rather that destroying it immediately in order to make sure he understood what they'd done for him. Presumably none of the disrupters have had in person contact with Miles between Andi's death and the holiday on the island due to lockdown so the murder mystery game would be the killer's first chance to bring Miles the napkin. Throughout their investigation Blanc and Helen seem to be operating under the assumption that whichever one of the disrupters is guilty acted alone without any of the other's knowledge as they establish that each of them independently had the motive to protect Miles and the opportunity to Kill Helen. Going by these assertions they would be expecting the killer to bring the envelope to the island secretly and show it to Miles the first time they had a chance to be alone with him. Finding it in one of their rooms might not be hard evidence that could be used to convict them in court but it would give Blanc and Helen a pretty good idea that they killed Andi.
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* While he's right to assume it, realistically, what reason did Blanc have for pinning the investigation's solution on finding who had the envelope? Why would he assume any of the the guests would bring it to the island after Andi was dead? To deliver it to Miles? But wat if they had done so earlier and it changed hands so the one who had it wasn't the murderer, or it was planted on someone else? It doesn't seem like finding the envelope anywhere but where it actually was would have truly been sufficient evidence to identify the murderer. It only works as evidence when it's Miles who killed Andi and hid it where he did.
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* While he's right to assume it, realistically, what reason did Blanc have for pinning the investigation's solution on finding who had the envelope? Why would he assume any of the the guests would bring it to the island after Andi was dead? To deliver it to Miles? But wat what if they had done so earlier and or it changed hands so the one who had it wasn't the murderer, or it was planted on someone else? It doesn't seem like finding the envelope anywhere but where it actually was would have truly been sufficient evidence to identify the murderer. It only works as evidence when it's Miles who killed Andi and hid it where he did.
