This is a long shot, but I think @RULE may somehow be involved, guys...

He may have given me all of the answers that I needed.

I dont even get the first rhyme.

"Ten little Soldier boys went out to dine;
One choked is little self and then there were nine.
(R.I.P Just C)"

Just C's verse in this battle was probably his finiest text verse ever. So he didnt "choke", in fact it was far from it. It could be a "he bite off more than he could chew" type of phrasing but again im not sure that fits quite right.

Maybe he's implying that is EXPECTED Just C to choke? Or to be overmatched? Since he couldnt predict the quality of the response prior to selecting him as a potential victim?

Im truely stumped here Blank.

Wargrave thinks I'm the bad guy?

No way. =/

I've never worn white.

I dont' understand what red herring has to do with this.

Lol. It's a literary thing, used to portray a false protagonist.

I know what a red herring is. I don't understand what is going on here.

And technically a red herring is just a logical fallacy. It's also used a literary technique.

I thought you had a college education? :S

I think its either a reference to the "teezy" situation, or to the amount of lines he's going to send you.

Maybe even both?

Don't make it TOO obvious, RULE. Sheesh.

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