Tol-in-Gaurhoth LXIX: Were-Librarians - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Macalaure · 08-05-2009, 06:38 PM

It just occurred to me: both of the tricks that Boro pulled were related to gifteds. Coincidentally, the central purpose of the snitch is to sniff out gifteds for the librarians. The guise of the ordo trying to trick librarians is too convenient.

No, Boro, you won't change my mind. You've been risking the lives of four very powerful gifteds that, provided a bit of luck, could win the game on their own. If you really are innocent, then we indeed differ in opinion once more. If you're innocent, then your approach is dangerous and does not merit the faint chances of catching a librarian, especially not because a hapless ordo is more likely to fall for your trap than a real baddie. I remember, long ago, an evil Eomer trying something similar: pretending a wolf-trap, have an ordo fall for it and then get that one lynched.

Lynch Boro, says I.

08-05-2009, 06:38 PM	#22
Macalaure Fading Fëanorion Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: into the flood again Posts: 2,911	It just occurred to me: both of the tricks that Boro pulled were related to gifteds. Coincidentally, the central purpose of the snitch is to sniff out gifteds for the librarians. The guise of the ordo trying to trick librarians is too convenient. No, Boro, you won't change my mind. You've been risking the lives of four very powerful gifteds that, provided a bit of luck, could win the game on their own. If you really are innocent, then we indeed differ in opinion once more. If you're innocent, then your approach is dangerous and does not merit the faint chances of catching a librarian, especially not because a hapless ordo is more likely to fall for your trap than a real baddie. I remember, long ago, an evil Eomer trying something similar: pretending a wolf-trap, have an ordo fall for it and then get that one lynched. Lynch Boro, says I.