The Witch's Game 2

[Fippe94]

For the Knox's Decalouge: http://umineko.wikia.com/wiki/Knox's_Decalogue  The first list there are pretty straightforward. The only really weird one is Knox's 5th, which is not included, so no need for that. Of course, you don't have to completely follow it or confirm anything from it, but those aren't very confusing.

Anyway:

The woman was not involved in breaking the glass.

You never countered my blue truths

Ok, I thought it meant the woman was not directly involved (as in, she didn't break the glass), but I suppose you are right.

Some more then:
There was a hole in the wall, and the DI used it to take an object from right outside and use it to smash the door.
The wall was loose, so the DI managed to take a part of it and use it to break the door
The DI used the showerhead to break the door.

When the DI broke the glass, a very small glass shard hit the woman in such a way so that she immediately died, but there was no obvious mark on her.
The object that the DI used to break the door was thrown out and hit the woman causing her to die.
When the DI left the bathroom, she saw the woman and became furious that she didn't help him, so he strangled her to death.

[Eddygp]

DI Burroughs actually is a woman.

[eljoemo]

The woman was not involved in breaking the glass.

How far does this go? Can the woman be involved indirectly/accidentally? Can the woman help the DI break the glass or can she merely give him a heavy object?

Whilst waiting for an answer, here's another theory.

Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. The DI is actually a famous opera singer who was able to hold his voice at such a pitch that the glass shattered. He regained consciousness and then did so, so that he could escape. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and choked her. After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.

[dawn to dusk]

did the DI kill the woman? if so, did he do it on purpose?

[eaglgenes101]

did the DI kill the woman? if so, did he do it on purpose?

Extract an answer from Annele using blue truths. Thats our only way.

[xyan]

did the DI kill the woman? if so, did he do it on purpose?

Extract an answer from Annele using blue truths. Thats our only way.

Technically we could ask about Knox's stuff and if she follows it she says in pink and we dont need blue.
Also, she can answer non-blues however she wants, but doesn't have to at all.

[Annele]

Some more then:
There was a hole in the wall, and the DI used it to take an object from right outside and use it to smash the door.
The wall was loose, so the DI managed to take a part of it and use it to break the door
The DI used the showerhead to break the door.

When the DI broke the glass, a very small glass shard hit the woman in such a way so that she immediately died, but there was no obvious mark on her.
The object that the DI used to break the door was thrown out and hit the woman causing her to die.
When the DI left the bathroom, she saw the woman and became furious that she didn't help him, so he strangled her to death.

The shower was completely sealed when you put the DI in it. (No walls loose, no holes, etc.)
The showerhead wasn't moved.
The woman was not killed by the glass.
The woman was not killed by a thrown object.
The woman was not strangled.

DI Burroughs actually is a woman.

Blue truth insufficient.

The woman was not involved in breaking the glass.

How far does this go? Can the woman be involved indirectly/accidentally? Can the woman help the DI break the glass or can she merely give him a heavy object?

The witch did not need the help of the woman! He broke the glass using magic!

Whilst waiting for an answer, here's another theory.

Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. The DI is actually a famous opera singer who was able to hold his voice at such a pitch that the glass shattered. He regained consciousness and then did so, so that he could escape. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and choked her. After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.

The glass was not broken by ways of voice.

did the DI kill the woman? if so, did he do it on purpose?

The DI sucked the lifeforce out of her because she saw him using magic.

[Fippe94]

The DI broke a hole in the wall/roof/floor, and took an object from the outside and broke the door with it

[Annele]

The DI broke a hole in the wall/roof/floor, and took an object from the outside and broke the door with it

It's not possible for the DI to break a wall with his bare hands. (Or bare anything.)

[eljoemo]

Here's another theory for you to ponder.

Water came out of the shower head, but at such a rate that it would take hours to fill the shower. Whilst you were gone, a small scale earthquake occurred and destroyed up to 3 pillars in the target stack caused a part of the ceiling inside the shower to fall and break the glass from the inside. The DI regained consciousness and then decided to repair the ceiling because he's a tad weird and likes DIY. The woman was another thief who tried to steal the ring before the DI found and poisoned her with something from the bathroom (bleach or something). After realizing his crime, the DI then moved the body into the other room, stole the ring and ran away to start a new life in Cuba.

[eaglgenes101]

The showerhead pressurized the water in the shower to the point where the DI could break a hole in the glass with the water pressure and a hard punch.

[Fippe94]

The DI had hid a tool inside his mouth which he used to break the glass
The DI kicked the door so it broke (It's not his 'bare hands'!)
A small meteorite fell down through the roof and broke the door
The door was broken earlier, somehow you had missed it when you shut him in, and then the DI simply escaped through the hole that was already there
Ok, I know I am really pushing it with these, but at least we'll get som more pink truths :p