emissary wrote:OK This is my theory. It was set by the Rogues who, to me, were trying to wear out the warriors all night. Stalking them like a hyena would a wounded lion. After the second phone call, Luther's second says, "well, well?" Hoping for some news of the Warriors destruction. They knew they needed to go to the 96th street station. Also, right after we see the Warriors get off the train, we see the Rogue car pull up to Ginny's Candy store. Behind them, way down the road, are quite possbly the lights from the firetrucks and so forth.
That's what I said before (only you said it better), it's like Luther's playing with them, and he's enjoying making their night hell, he's 'having a good time'. And the way it cuts straight to the Rogues after Fox wonders who set the fire, kind of implies that it could of been them.
Those are funny theories above, but you forgot one suspect - the DJ. While 'Nowhere To Run' was playing, she could've dashed out of the studio, legged it down to the tracks and set the fire. She's a fast runner (she used to run for the County), so she managed to make it back to the studio before the song finished.
the gas station attendant.....FROM HELLLL!!!!!! :badgrin:
