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Message: [QUOTE="SpcDaicon, post: 556638, member: 134388"] I don't think it was a setup nor do I think Mary and Marx shared romantic feelings towards eachother. Their relationship always seemed platonic to me, not a romantic one much less a sexual one. Like he says on the lyrics "no one understand what I felt for May". When he sees Mary with another man he seems much more wounded emotionally rather than angry. Maybe he felt emotionally abandoned by Mary like he felt abanoned by his mother when he was a child. Mary was with another man in a car, Marx saw them but the sheriff arrived (someone probably had called the police after seeing a man and a woman in a car parked in the middle of the woods). Marx ran away but his scarf gets stuck on some twigs, the sheriff confronts Mary and her lover, after the confrontation the man gets his car and leaves, leaving Mary to go home alone by foot. The sheriff takes Marx scarf and murders Mary, dumping the body on the river. She is latter found and people pin the crime on Marx as a lover's quarrel gone wrong after Marx found mary with another man. [/QUOTE]

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