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One of the most subtle thing about that case that made it so freaking great though was that

Inga did it all for Rayfa. He was fully aware of her origins but treasured her all the same. His plan was to get her on the throne and eliminate anybody who might get in the way of that, including Dhurke. You could say that's his main reason for flatout shooting Dhurke without being actively provoked. The evidence was in his secret vault, where aside from a crucial evidence of his intent, he also kept a letter from a young Rayfa telling him how much she loves her father

But they actually only imply it. In fact, the entire case paints Inga to be a coldhearted murderer without reason
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