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Xana runs, and Kohberger attacks Xana in her doorway, where she "fought like hell." Kohberger then sees Ethan, and reaches over and stabs him, killing him instantly. He continues to fight with Xana, ending up on the floor where he kills her.
^ w/ VGR excised for emphasis ^
One thing I've not been able to put to rest - and I apologize if this has previously been addressed:
How did BK egress Xana's room?...
...inasmuch as a discovery witness / surviving roommate(s) initially offered that they chose there and then not to force the door very far because, they said - and I hereafter I paraphrase - '...Xana was on the floor just inside... perhaps passed-out and sleeping there and not in bed ...' ?
So...
- Was it by stepping past a deceased Xana
to squeeze through her closed but now partially-blocked doorway
before fully closing it behind him?...
OR
- Was it by stepping past a dying Xana
to open, pass through and re-close, unimpeded, said doorway,
bearing in mind that Xana herself fell to rest blocking it ? ...
* * *
But with Xana so near the door, should not the conclusion be that
it was with her dying strength she sought to reach it?
IMO, YES!
- Was it by stepping past a deceased Xana
to squeeze through her closed but now partially-blocked doorway
before fully closing it behind him?...
OR
- Was it by stepping past a dying Xana
to open, pass through and re-close, unimpeded, said doorway,
bearing in mind that Xana herself fell to rest blocking it ? ...
* * *
But with Xana so near the door, should not the conclusion be that
it was with her dying strength she sought to reach it?
IMO, YES!
A fittingly ghastly [caution please] circumstance could be that she initially reached her goal, got her door at least ajar, only to feel herself being forcefully pushed back by it. Lastly sensing it being again pulled away from her. And once more shut. And she, with vision dimming, holding-on but with not enough of her life left to try again. My Lord. Such selfless courage and heroism is for me unfathomable.
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