Originally there had been no way that Kithara was going to think up murder as an issue. The teacher had said accidents, and teachers always overreacted. That was a rule. It wasn't an exception at all in his experience. Angelica was pulling up her arm warmers before looking over toward him once the students started to talk about murder however. As Kithara made it toward the cafeteria with her, he mumbled a bit to himself. "Well, just like you I'm a bit more inclined to trust my fellow students." "Yeah, if someone got killed off like that it could mean someone's around." At this point, in part because of the conversation, Kithara was starting to second guess his original views. "Even if there was some kind of an accident, like an automotive one or something, then no one deserves to have their life cut short like that." Grumbling to herself, Angelica looked around at everyone who was practicing their speeches to the police or getting ready to play fake detective. "Look at all of the sheep. They think a loss of life is funny." Ironic that she should say this when a few moments ago they were both saying things were untrue, but if they were what she was saying was rather poignant.