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Despite the absolute tomfoolery he was getting up to, I still really like Matsuda haha. Would love to hear what you guys think??

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Lyn

Just a thought... If you express a desire for someone to die, and another person actually kills them because of what you said, does that make you a murderer? After all, you did nothing but speak. You didn't physically harm anyone or carry out the act yourself. And even if you had a knife in your hand and the person standing right in front of you, you might not necessarily have been capable of going through with it.

Smart Kaboose

No, of course not. However, if you found a notebook that explicitly said that if you wrote someone's name in it, they would die, and then you wrote someone's name in it, and then they died as described by the notebook, then yes, you are now a killer. I would argue this would be manslaughter because who would actually take the notebook seriously, right? But as soon as you write one more name in that book, you are a murderer, through and through. Murder is generally not predicated on how intimate the action itself is.

Lyn

Right, anyone who actually writes a name in the Death Note is obviously a murderer, of course. My question was specifically about the people attending the meetings and deciding verbally who would die each week. Would they also be considered murderers, even if they aren't the ones physically writing the names in the notebook... Especially if they don't even know what is causing the death as nobody is aware of the existence of the Death Note.

ichigo

If you know someone can kill people, regardless of the method and you tell them who you wished to die then you are as guilty as them. But if you're ignorant of this person being able to do but you still express your wish then you're innocent. However, if you eventually realise "everyone I wish to die is dying after I tell this person" but you decide to do nothing about it then you become guilty though I'm not sure of the terminology of the crime.

Brie&Apples

The more I see Light and L on the screen together the more I understand why so many people ship them. They got more tension than your average jobro pairing.

Otaku Steph

Very good question as I’m sure there are differing opinions on this!! Yes I pretty much agree with what Ichigo has said below. I would consider all of those in these meetings murderers, as they’re very much responsible for sentencing people to death. They know the power of the Death Note and are using it for their own personal gain.

Otaku Steph

Wait HAHAH do people ship them?! 😂😂 Misa gonna find them hahaha