by Balin » Thu Feb 13, 2020 7:17 pm
Was there something wrong with the object? Yes, but also see below With how Brian used it? No If they'd not broken up, would anyone have been electrocuted? No If so, Tony? Caroline? Would Brian still have received a shock, but Tony or Caroline would've been there to save him? No Relevant what the object was? Yes Where it was? Yes How it was used? No If they'd not broken up, would it be used differently? Not used? Used by someone else? No to these Would another object performing the same function be used? No
Does the object produce: light? Sound? This, No to rest Picture? Print? Wind? Heat? Cold? Smell? Cooking? Entertainment? Pleasure? Relaxation? Movement? Massage? Electric shocks when used as intended? Fire? An arc? Gas? Transportation? Charging?
at home? Yes... -->
B's home? C and T's home? The breakup took place here Relevant? Yes Can we assume that C and T live together? Yes If so, is their house also their workplace? Yes B's workplace? Yes Switches and sockets relevant? Yes - where? Exposed cables? voltage drop? light bulbs? microwaves? repairing objects relevant? Electrical tips installation? No to rest
Did C and T came in contact with the relevant object that killed B? No Were B, C and T all touching it? No Did C and T lost the grip? Left something falling on the ground? Therefore No to these Was B holding the object alone? Yes Were C and T holding the object with him? No If so, also when he died? Did something change when C and T fought together? Yes They induced the electrocution directly? Indirectly? This Did B relevantly react to them breaking up? Somewhat If so, was he relevantly: surprised? Relieved? happy? afraid? Assume "sad"
Are cameras relevant? Journalism? Did T and C discussed/broke up due to B? Were C and B in a secret relationship? Betrayal relevant? No to these
WAG --> the 3 were changing a light bulb. C and T were balancing the ladder over which B was in order to change the bulb. The began fighting and left the ladder. B hence , in order not to fall, instinctively grab the bare wires on the ceiling while the current flew and got electrocuted. Nice guess, but No - OTWT