Originally Posted by
Noir
I think the question implies loading that I don't view as important.
People protected other people, variables like age, sex, religion, race etc may be applied afterwards for narrative, but i think the narrative is unnecessary.
If you want the narrative to be important, or at the very least think it is, then fair enough.
Though there is a good argument to be made by narrative for the motivations of a mass murderer - assuming they have made it clear.
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