I have mainly just referencing KQ6 game, and KQ6 Guidebook mostly actually (straight up Jane Jensen).. But if you are trying to ignore documents, and are claiming they are "innacurate", well... Then we know what you think of that previous game.

Actually it was Hassan, was one of the characters warned about treacherous nature of the waters in KQ6. But I guess you are saying that what he said was "wrong". In anycase we agree that your game is inconsistent/different than other King's Quest material (for whatever reasons), by your own admission that it is different than other games/manuals/companion (as you say 'inaccuracies'), etc.
I don't know what the Companion says about the water specifically actually, so I've been avoiding referencing it directly. I did toss up the map though, for people who were interested (but that has little to do with the subject of the water).
Or do you think Hassan so cold and callous as to not care if the father of his king was killed due to his inaction
Oh, I don't know about TSL's Hassan, it has already established him to first act like he has seen more gold in his life than he's ever seen ever (when Graham shows him the bag of coins), then quickly act like its not enough, like he needs even more, LOL. Greedy bugger.
He also seemed to be enjoying himself watching Graham jump into the water. Hmm. If he offs Graham, and claims he was lost accidently, then he might get away with the fact that he cheated Graham out of that much gold (without Alexander finding out). If Alexander dies, well, he'll never find out will he? Its a perfect scheme.
