*SPOILER FREE* Discussion Thread: Detective Conan Files 847-849

[KnightusMaximus]

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What happened to Files 847-849?

We're working on it!!!!

[ryankun0903]

the housemaid is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!!!!

[Conan 48:69]

I seen addressing people in Japanese by using "kun" for Conan-kun, "chan" for Ran-chan and "san" for Kogorou-san many times. What is meaning of "tan" for Yumi-tan?

[aly_angelflight]

I seen addressing people in Japanese by using "kun" for Conan-kun, "chan" for Ran-chan and "san" for Kogorou-san many times. What is meaning of "tan" for Yumi-tan?

"-tan" is a common mispronunciation of "-chan" by really young children who are just learning to talk. For that reason, it is very childish and usually has pet name connotations when used purposely in the place of "-chan".

[CoolKid94]

So her ex obviously still likes her, and she probably still likes him too by the way she's acting.

I also have my own theory about what the 'seven' thing is all about.

Spoiler: Does NOT spoil the next two files

Gin, Vodka, Vermouth, Chianti, Korn, Kir, Bourbon.  So yeah, I think it might actually be likely this guy might be Anokata himself. (Of course, it's also likely that he's not.) To keep the seven, here's my reasoning: Bourbon replaced Akai (Rye) to make the seven, or he replaced Calvados after the Vermouth arc incident. I don't think Kir's father had a code name (if he did, it has never been specified), so Kir likely got her code name after killing him, although this has also never been confirmed. In total, we have seven people, prompting the boss to finally make an appearance.
He is also someone Haibara would likely never suspect since he's so childish. Of course, this is just a theory, but I like it, so I hope someone will at least consider it before calling me an idiot this time. 

[Jecka]

So her ex obviously still likes her, and she probably still likes him too by the way she's acting.

I also have my own theory about what the 'seven' thing is all about.

Spoiler: Does NOT spoil the next two files

Gin, Vodka, Vermouth, Chianti, Korn, Kir, Bourbon.  So yeah, I think it might actually be likely this guy might be Anokata himself. (Of course, it's also likely that he's not.) To keep the seven, here's my reasoning: Bourbon replaced Akai (Rye) to make the seven, or he replaced Calvados after the Vermouth arc incident. I don't think Kir's father had a code name (if he did, it has never been specified), so Kir likely got her code name after killing him, although this has also never been confirmed. In total, we have seven people, prompting the boss to finally make an appearance.
He is also someone Haibara would likely never suspect since he's so childish. Of course, this is just a theory, but I like it, so I hope someone will at least consider it before calling me an idiot this time. 

Alright, new candidate :V

[Commi-Ninja]

the housemaid is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!!!!

Indeed.  I find myself lost as to what the optical illusion case was, though.

[Jecka]

the housemaid is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!!!!

Indeed.  I find myself lost as to what the optical illusion case was, though.

Oh that one :V

[CoolKid94]

the housemaid is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!!!!

Indeed.  I find myself lost as to what the optical illusion case was, though.

Oh that one :V

Episodes 652-655: The Design of Poison and Mirage (The Heiji case where Kazuha confesses). Corresponds to Files 781-786.

[Commi-Ninja]

Oooh, right.  I'd forgotten all about that one.

[Goral]

Thanks for the scanlation . For some reason I find this arc more enjoyable than the next one. Probably because I really like Yumi and Haibara.

[Incomplete-tantei]

Ok the culprit is most likely the husband... I hate it when it's said implicitly like that. Sakurako hasn't anything to do with the woman she's just working as a housemaid (each time she's housemaid she encounters a murder case --" she's gonna resign at the end of this case as well xD), Yumi's ex-boyfriend either + he has an important role in this case with Yumi and the son is not even there.. --'

About the trick used in this case ; I don't know exactly how the guy killed his wife (if it's him) but I wonder if the door slamming wasn't a part of the trick.

[Pmofmalasia]

You never know with Gosho, it could always be the son via some elaborate murder trap

[Tooru Amuro]

Here's my preliminary deduction, the husband killed his wife, the husband first made his wife unconscious then tied her neck pass the cloth (what I think is the murder weapon) towards the fan, attach it to the bedroom door, attach a string from the bedroom door to the entryway door so that when the entryway door was opened, the bedroom would close and pull the cloth tied to the wife's neck and eventually hung her.

[Incomplete-tantei]

You never know with Gosho, it could always be the son via some elaborate murder trap

I thought about that too but I don't think it's the case. Plus, that's what the author wants us to think so nop.