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Therefore, Ara's version of Drnik's suicide is quite logical.
Firstly, he is a chemist. He could have easily mixed something up at his desk.
a table covered in corrosive slime – those present slipped out of the house, along with the steam
Secondly, he was young. The quote tells us about some kind of foolishness:
“Just look closer and see! I wanted to do good for people and would have done hundreds, thousands of good deeds instead of this one foolishness, or rather, not even foolishness, but just awkwardness, because this whole idea wasn't as foolish as it seems now, after the failure... (After the failure, everything seems foolish!) With this foolishness, I only wanted to put myself in an independent position, to take the first step, to achieve the means, and everything would have been smoothed over by immeasurably greater benefits... But I, I couldn't even take the first step, because I am a scoundrel! That's what it all comes down to! And yet, I won't look at it from your point of view: if I had succeeded, I would have been crowned, but now I'm in a trap!”
And there don't seem to be any other clues (besides that ill-fated cake). Well, if we think about it rationally, did the killer really plant the cake?)) It seems a bit funny. But overall, it's sad.
Пандора
