Just a quick post now, since it's bedtime for me soon and I'll be gone for much of toMorrow.
It is entirely possible that the wolves considered
Alona to be a goner (she's been under suspicion from almost the beginning on) and voted for her. It is also possible that
morm is evil. However, let's not think about those possibilities now and instead ask the questions which of the
morm-voters, plus
Lommy and
Nessa, looks most evil.
Nessa no-voted almost at the same time
Alona did. I somehow doubt that two wolves would have tried the same trick at once. Of course, this does not rule out cobblery, and especially not bear-y.
As I said yesterDay,
Sally was too happy. I don't think a wolf-
Sally would have been so cheerful while a companion went down the plank. Of course, what holds for
Nessa, holds for
Sally, too (bear, cobbler).
I get more and more cobblerish vibes from
Nerwen.
I used to trust
Nienna,
Autume, and
Mira, but I might have to make up my mind.
I don't have any extra comment about
Lommy, except that she's suspicious, but that isn't new.
I don't know how
morm's so sure he has been protected. If so, the wolves probably think he's the bear and we should
really give his voters the bad-cop treatment (since they probably tried to get him lynched), but there are other scenarios (as has been said, any
Alona-voter made a good pick), not to mention the possibility that
Shasta could have been just lucky (or the wolves unlucky). I don't see how we should benefit from the assumption anyway, considering that we have a cobbler and especially a bear.
Shasta might have protected an evil one.
I also don't see the benefit of
morm's plan. Only one of the BFFs can reveal, and he's probably the one we can be most certain of, since he has probably left a clue as to who the other one is. If the gifteds don't reveal their roles, this advantage isn't there, and we will have three claimed gifteds, one of which is the cobbler. If they reveal their roles, since we lack a ranger now, the two BFFs are probably dead within one night, two at most, and then bear and wolves may wonder which is the cobbler and which the hunter (or even decide to leave them alive). I do see the benefit of known innocents, but if we use them now, we'll waste them.
Another question, why did the bear kill
Shasta? Did he do anything yesterDay that pointed toward giftedness? I'd need to check, but I don't think so.
Hakon,
Brinn, and
Shasta... does anybody see a pattern?
And seriously, when I started writing this, I was sure it would only be a short, quick post.
