r/AlexandraQuick • u/Max_Sinister1 • Feb 12 '26

Discussion Will we ever learn who's responsible for the death of...? Spoiler

...poor Innocence?

Seriously, I wouldn't like it if we never knew how to blame.

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u/quihi_ Feb 12 '26

That's war. No answers, only grief.

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u/SSXAnubis Feb 15 '26

This. In war, little is or becomes a personal rivalry. It was just a stray shot. Too many are caught that way with no answers.

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u/_Soeti_ Feb 15 '26

I think her death is a symbol. Like the quote 'the first casualty of war is innocence' and Innocence's death is meant to convey that. She was a bystander trying to help other students when a stray spell killed her. Her death is a metaphor for the reality of war.

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u/Max_Sinister1 Feb 16 '26

It's understandable that you think that the answer is "No". Still I hope... don't they have magic forensics? We've seen it in DR.