But there is no doubt in my mind that John did more than defend himself from the agents who had ZERO reason to kill him. He may not even fully understand himself what happened. So yes, he might be saying his own justifications and feelings for what he did. He knows he's mentally unbalanced, and the stress of losing Harley, as well as being confronted, made him lose control. He responded overly violently to his fear. He didn't want to get arrested or go to jail. He lost control, and this is his attempt to explain away his bad actions.īut there is no doubt in my mind that John did more than defend himself. He feels guilt for what he did, and doesn't quite understand why he did what he did. He's like a child that knows he's done wrong, and is even surprised that he did.
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If you listen to his full mutterngs though, he knows. He probably justified what he did by seeing the events in the wrong way. I believe he's telling the truth through his addled perception. Hes telling the truth, no doubt in my mind. He just waited to explain his actions, thats not the act of a murderer. He waited for Bruce, he didn't rearrange the scene or clean his clothes. He *wants* to be a good person and he isn't able to feign sincerity as demonstrated when he tried to "charm" Harley. The agents more than likely have a shoot to kill policy and things got chaotic, he defended himself. Originally posted by RaphielDrake:- He couldn't keep the events straight in his head because he has a mental condition.
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