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06-06-2005, 07:37 AM | #161 |
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oh, I forgot about him voting.....great, so much for thinking I was safe.
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06-06-2005, 07:40 AM | #162 |
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I think I have my final decision but I am going to hold it a bit longer, I hope you all will not think less of me if I end up voting last (again).
I will say though, Sauce, that I'd like to hear as much compelling evidence as you have about yourself ASAP. |
06-06-2005, 07:51 AM | #163 |
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Well, since SoN is clearly the one to be hung at this point & he is near the top of my suspect list I see no need to hold my vote longer.
I vote for ++ Son of Numenor And I am quite confident that we've finally taken a step toward thwarting the wolves. |
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Besides, if SoN's innocent I may well survive the night, but I'm toast tomorrow. Edit: Written before TORE's vote.
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06-06-2005, 07:52 AM | #165 |
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I suppose my fate is sealed, but I still suspect ++the phantom more than I do myself.
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06-06-2005, 07:54 AM | #166 |
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On the upside Saucy, if Sono is a wolf, you will not only be hailed as a hero (by me at least) and exonerated of all suspicions (by me at least), but perhaps then you and I can start to work together to bring down the rest of these hairy brutes...
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I am really sorry Sono, but this was just the safest course of action for the villagers: I couldn't let there be a tie!! Of course if you are a wolf: die fiend, die! To the gallows with 'im!! |
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06-06-2005, 08:03 AM | #170 |
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Apologies
I am sorry for not being on earlier to clarify the 'double lynching' question. Because I did not say anything different as regards that aspect of the game from the last game Saucepan Man moderated, I must keep the rules as he had them. Also, I did not protest yesterday when the idea of a double lynching was recalled. So if the votes are tied then 2 (or more) will be lynched.
But that does not matter today! Voting is over. Results will be posted soon.
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And, if I do, I shall be looking closely at you, Estel, given that you have turned up as one of the last to vote for two days running now.
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06-06-2005, 08:19 AM | #173 |
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To the gallows we go!
So it was decided. Suspicions of the contractor had been high since the initial murder of the philosopher. After the loss of the Seer and the brutal slaying of the Bard, the accusations had been red-hot. The village had decided: Son of Numenor must die.
Fools he muttered, as he was led to the platform. He had a damp, resigned look about him. He had expected to be killed for some hours now, but the actual deed - mere seconds away - seemed like a horrible anticlimax: a pathetic way to end his productive life. Fools? Ha! We think not, you beast! yelled the villagers. They were utterly convinced they had bagged a wolf, and the sense of purpose and drive was almost tangible: it was as if the village had been lifted from the careful deliberations of the day, and the clear majority which they had reached. Sono offered no more words. He let the hangman slip the noose around his neck. The lever was pulled, and he fell and his neck was broken. Silence.....the villagers crowded round to get a closer look. He's.....smiling! shouted one in disbelief. And it was true. Son of Numenor had ended his life amid ruthless and brutal accusations: he was glad to be rid of this village which he had served so well, and which had rewarded him thus. The villagers stood watching him for a long time. And then some began to cry.... Living: Azaelia of Willowbottom Firefoot Fordim Hedgethistle Holbytlass Kuruharan mormegil Oddwen Shelob The Only Real Estel the phantom The Saucepan Man Dead: Eomer of the Rohirrim (Villager) - mangled by werewolves on NIGHT 1 Evisse the Blue (Seer) - lynched by villagers on DAY 1 the guy who be short (Villager) - decapitated by werewolves on NIGHT 2 Son of Numenor (Villager) - lynched by villagers on DAY 2 Score: Werewolves: 3 Villagers: 8 NIGHT 3 has started, now it is 3:20 PM GMT (that's 10:20 AM EST) and (9:20 AM Central). It will end in 24 hours' time, or sooner if all night-time business is received by me before then.
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06-07-2005, 08:02 AM | #174 |
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A headscratcher...
The villagers woke early again, and the weather fit the mood. It was just so grey. Everyone looked most unhappy.
But when they gathered together outside the Town Hall, they recalled a faint glimmer of the hope they had early yesterday; because no-one was missing. Hark! this day promised oddities, for the Werewolves had killed nobody last night. Here was a puzzle... Living: Azaelia of Willowbottom Firefoot Fordim Hedgethistle Holbytlass Kuruharan mormegil Oddwen Shelob The Only Real Estel the phantom The Saucepan Man Dead: Eomer of the Rohirrim (Villager) - mangled by werewolves on NIGHT 1 Evisse the Blue (Seer) - lynched by villagers on DAY 1 the guy who be short (Villager) - decapitated by werewolves on NIGHT 2 Son of Numenor (Villager) - lynched by villagers on DAY 2 Score: - (after considering the advice of a previous moderator in great detail) Werewolves: 3 (?) Villagers: 8 (?) DAY 3 has begun, now that it is 3PM GMT (that's 10AM EST) and (9AM Central). It will end in 24 hours time, or earlier if a majority vote is reached before then.
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06-07-2005, 08:11 AM | #175 |
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Hmmmm…ominous this is. Either our guardian guarded or our cursed villager defected. Thankfully we still have something to go on.
I assume that I hardly need say anything. However, just in case the point has yet to be driven home… I assume everyone noted who took the lead in the “Let’s hang Son of Numenor” charge. (I swear, it is almost like he’s got hooks through everyone’s jaws). Also how after I pointed out the role he actually had in Evisse’s death, he ran away from that issue like it was a leper.
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06-07-2005, 08:12 AM | #176 |
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Zounds! A puzzle indeed.
My guess is that the Guardian was successful last night. Then again, this is simply based upon my growing belief that I am the Cursed Villager, so unintentionally effective have I been in furthering the Werewolves' plans. After all, I bear the responsibility for having pushed the village towards hanging two complete innocents, one of whom was our poor Seer. I would suggest that you all go ahead and vote for me now, only that would be to kill another innocent Villager (for that is what I am). Mind you, if I am the Cursed Villager, you might be doing yourselves a favour even then. I am not going to offer up any thoughts, theories or opinions, not for now anyway, as all I have said to date seems to have led the village towards ruin. So, if you don't mind, I shall offer up my sincere apologies and go and spend what may very well prove to be my last day with a nice comforting barrel of Saucepan's Best Bitter.
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Interesting!
After my normal night of study, prayer and meditation I took a bit longer to meditate on our current plight and have done some research about the happenings yesterday that I would enjoy sharing. It's a bit long so for that I apologize but ask that you read in and glean knowledge from it. Here is the list of who voted for whom. (In order) Azaleia voted for the phantom Kuruharan voted for The Saucepan Man Mormegil voted for the phantom The Saucepan Man voted for Son of Numenor Shelob voted for The Saucepan Man Oddwen voted for Holbytlass Firefoot voted for Son of Numenor The phantom voted for Son of Numenor Holbytlass voted for Son of Numenor Fordim voted for Son of Numenor The Only Real Estel voted for Son of Numenor Son of Numenor voted for the phantom Totals: Son of Numenor: 6 The phantom: 3 The Saucepan Man: 2 Holbytlass: 1 The Six who voted a known innocent: The Saucepan Man Firefoot The phantom Holbytlass Fordim The Only Real Estel Reasons for voting for an innocent. SpM: post 147 Quote:
Firefoot: post 152 Quote:
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It just seems that they are teaming up yet trying to give a defense to themselves so when it was found out that SoN was innocent they could claim that they aren’t working together. Moving on Holbytlass post 158 Quote:
Fordim Sorry but I feel I must quote almost his entire post—please read. post 160 Quote:
If I may rant for a moment. We need to stop that attitude and be a bit more selfless. If one is truly innocent than the goal should be to eliminate the wolves not save yourself. So you suggest the phantom but end up not voting for him from what I inferred being a fear to cause a tie and letting other voters decide who to kill. Apparently you wanted your vote to really count. Immediately after you vote for SoN you say Quote:
If Firefoot’s not a wolf I’m suspecting that Fordim may be the third in the trio. TORE: post 163 Quote:
Now it’s entirely possible that not all three wolves voted for SoN but the only one I truly suspect out of the remaining would be Shelob who voted for SpM. Shelob could be guilty and SpM innocent or both could be guilty. Least likely both are innocent. The only other one with a possibility is Oddwen who voted for Holbytlass a seemingly random vote but unlike some of our others she wasn’t afraid to vote for somebody that may not be lynched. Sorry this is so long and if I come across as expressing myself with vehemence it is only because I feel strongly that those who vote for an innocent who have less guilty evidence than others need to answer why. If this has earned me the odium of all, that is lamentable but I will not go lightly on those who act irresponsibly against somebody because they simply didn’t have a lot of time.
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06-07-2005, 08:35 AM | #178 |
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"my attempts to summarise what you have said"
"If that's "muddying the waters", then I am sorry" ~Saucepan Man Given you're explanation I accept your appologies, I just wish you were more exact in your summarization...We can't afford to assume anything and poor summarization can only assist the werewolves...from poor summarization we'll draw inaccurate conclusions and end up lynching more of our own... As to this mystery with which we've been presented...My bet is that the guardian pulled through to save a villager. My reasoning behind this being that the guardian would be able to look at everyone's reactions and judge who would be the best person for the werewolves to kill, just from what would be most strategic ...the Werewolves however would have no clues as to whom the cursed villager is...This isn't guaranteed, it just seems to me that it's more likely for the Guardian to have guessed the werewolves kill than for the werewolves to have guessed the cursed... I would prefer to hear from others before giving much more thought to this, so I shall leave it now and return once more have spoken.
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06-07-2005, 08:51 AM | #179 |
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There are only three people who voted for both Sono and Evisse:
The Only Real Estel The Phantom The Saucepan Man Evisse and Sono (two of three proven innocents) voted for: The Only Real Estel The Phantom The third proven innocent, The Guy Who Be Short voted, I acknowledge, for me. And, yes, I voted for Sono but as I explained at the time I was afraid that if I did not put the nail in Sono's coffin, a wolf could come along and force a tie and we'd end up lynching more than one innocent. And I would point out that TP and SpM had both voted for Sono before I, which is what caused the potential two or even three-way tie crisis, and that TORE waited until the last 15 minutes to vote after me. If my obvious suspicions are correct, then I may have prevented TORE from tying things yesterday. And yes, I concede that this might all be part of some grand, Byzantine and hopelessly convoluted plot by the werewolves, with me one of them, to keep me in the clear. And my conceding that might be a double bluff, and my conceding of the double bluff is a tactic to throw everyone off. What can I say? I will let the votes and people's actions speak for themselves. I would point out, though, that the wolves' first victim was clearly selected to make me look guilty. So either I'm an incredibly stupid wolf who just loves dancing on the edge of destruction by calling attention to myself, or I'm an outspoken -- maybe even pugilistic -- innocent. I suggest we pick one of either, The Only Real Estel The Phantom The Saucepan Man for hanging. Oh, and I agree with Saucy, who is probably in a much better position to know than I, that we now have four Wolves to worry about... |
06-07-2005, 08:58 AM | #180 |
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Fordim I need you to explain why you voted for somebody that you believed to be innocent. I know and understand what you have said but I just can't understand why yet. I actually want to believe that you are innocent but I need some validation for believing that.
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06-07-2005, 09:32 AM | #181 | |
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I suppose the final reason is that given the nature of the game, I never feel like I can know or believe anything for certain. When I voted for Sono I did believe that he was probably innocent and that Kuru was probably guilty -- but in either case I could be wrong. I believe in risk management: when I assess a choice like this I try to make it in terms that take into account the best possible scenario (catching a wolf) and the worst possible scenario (creating a tie and letting a wolf kill two or even three innocents). When I cast my vote there were, to my mind, three possible wolves available: Kuru, TP and SPM. My vote had no way of catching Kuru as no-one had voted for him. (And this has been noted by me so that I am becoming less suspicious -- if I'm the only one who has my eye on him, I should perhaps look elsewhere). TP and SpM each had votes for them, but I doubt that both are werewolves given that they have been going at each other: too risky with such a close vote. So I could only choose one and hope I was right, but that would have set up a tie for a future wolf to make -- so sure, I might have picked a wolf and another wolf (or even a misguided innocent) could have come along and made a tie and a wolf might have died taking one or even two innocents with him. So the best possible scenario, in that case, was that I had a slim chance of catching a wolf, with a better than slim chance of killing more than one innocent. The worst possible scenario was just more attractive. By casting my vote the way I did, I knew that I would probably not be getting a wolf (but then, I could have been wrong, and Sono could have been guilty), but the pay off was that I could guarantee, right then and there, that there would be no tie and no further loss of innocents. So it was brutal, cold and perhaps unattractive logic that drove me -- it may even have been faulty -- but to answer your question: I made the choice I did as a result not just of assessing the possible benefits of a correct vote, but taking into account the dangers of an incorrect vote. |
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06-07-2005, 09:48 AM | #182 |
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Um, Mormegil, you forgot me in your tally vote list. I voted for SoN also.
Not that I particularly want to draw any sort of suspicions my way, but I honestly don't want any who are suspicious of you to think we are in league together and that you are protecting me. So, what happened?
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06-07-2005, 09:52 AM | #183 |
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Wow! Thank for pointing that out. I guess I just missed your vote. I thought I captured them all but I will go back and do my analysis of it a bit later. Thanks again.
Edit I think I missed you on my initial list and that's the one I worked on. I will post it in my initial list with an edit. It's revised.
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06-07-2005, 10:04 AM | #185 |
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Why do I feel like I've just been summoned to a tax audit?
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Now that I've had more time to analyze some things, I would like to point out phantom's post here. While he does not specifically pin down anyone as suspicious, he states that he sees the reasoning for most people to be werewolves. He did not mention Azaelia, mormegil, or TORE (though we really don't know that much about Azaelia at all). This is especially odd due to mormegil's and phantom's contention. An alliance between the two seems extremely unlikely to me, but it struck me when phantom did not mention him at all. I'm not sure if this means something or not, but I thought I'd put it out there. Right now my primary suspicion is on phantom. He is really confusing me; one minute I think he is completely innocent and the next I think he's a werewolf. This is what concerns me the most; it could be that he is a werewolf too good at writing convincing arguments. I don't know. My past two votes I have been reasonably sure (at the time), so phantom is really concerning me because he confuses me. While I'm beginning to doubt SpM a little, maybe he just seems too honest to me. (So lynch me. I think he's telling the truth.) Same thing with Fordim (now. I won't deny that I did originally think he was guilty.) and (in a way) Kuru. It feels like he's a werewolf, but he sounds too honest. This could be my problem with phantom... he doesn't seem like a werewolf, but he doesn't seem honest enough. Or something. So that's where I'm at. |
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I'm sorry Firefoot but the thought that the phantom and I are in league is fairly laughable. I think he didn't mention me because he was quoting other people's ideas of suspicion and there aren't many people accusing me at this time. So there was no real quote.
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06-07-2005, 10:56 AM | #188 |
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I have in the past few minutes developed a theory that would help explain some of the recent events. It's a bit hard to explain and I have a general inability to explain well what I think so please bear with me.
TGWBS was killed and he was most suspicious of Fordim. We debated much about the set up tactic and double cover up. I think this was an attempt for the wolves to "test the waters" to see that the double cover up defense wouldn't work i.e. Fordim killed TGWBS but we wouldn't suspect him because he wouldn't do that because it's too obvious. I honestly feel that I was saved by the guardian last night. I say this because who else has been as vocal as I against those who are most suspicious. Well we all think that would be stupid to kill mormegil if the phantom is a werewolf because we would all suspect him. But as I explained earlier they tested that idea with Fordim and TGWBS and it worked. Does that make any sense? They saw that they can kill those who are accusing them and not get lynched the next day. Am I accusing Fordim, no I think he was a pawn in their experiment and he played his part well, but played it unwittingly. Why do I think that I was the prime killing suspect for the wolves? Well there are two reasons. First I have been most outspoken against them much to my own risk. Secondly, I'm not really on anybody's suspect list--at least high up. So they know there is little chance of getting me lynched so they want to eliminate the one that is pointing out their plans. I hope that this makes some sense if it does it will validate my suspicions and I will be able to move forward with even more confidence.
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06-07-2005, 10:58 AM | #189 |
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I hope Morm is right and that the Guardian saved someone last night.
Get ready everyone- I'm in the process of typing up a long post that points out two wolves (I hope). (don't worry Morm, you're not one of them)
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The 2 main suspects are Phantom and Saucepan Man. Some are suspicous of one or the other and some are suspicious of both. Are there any who do not suspect either? With Mormegil's analisys(sp?), many who claimed to be suspicious of one or both still did not vote for either for various reasons (myself included). So this 'short-list' all can see a better view of where people stand and even with a tie, both sides maybe be appeased. I dare say, that these two might be relieved? They can answer themselves. I say this because they both seem very tired. Tired from late night killings or tired from constant suspicions when only their deaths would prove their innocents. I am not trying to speak about their state of minds but what I perceive them to be. Also, in a way, help the village glean more info.
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It Is Time
It is time.
What time, you ask? Time for a famous Phantom Theory. The last one I had was a stretch (I readily admitted it), but this one may be more to the village's liking. Estel and Saucy are working together! They are wolves! Estel defended Saucy- Quote:
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In other words, if there are three people that you think people would lynch, you would want to lynch them on three seperate days so you would get to make three kills at night following the lynchings. If you lynch two on one day it removes one of your free killing nights. If you lynch three then you only get one single night to kill. It is wise for wolves to keep suspicious folk around as long as possible giving them as many nights as possible to kill the more innocent looking ones. Does everyone understand what I am saying? As a former wolf I know what I am talking about. If you are understanding me, you will know that Saucy's defense of Estel based on the lack of a double lynching does not work. Saucy said this- Quote:
It sounds to me like he's trying to get on my good side by pointing out my innocence (he knows I am since he's a wolf), and at the same time he's trying to move Estel firmly off my radar based on my own innocence. Very very clever. This is something that I would do if I was a wolf. And what about Estel's Saucy-phantom-SoN theory? He included Saucy on there in case Saucy got lynched (it would make Estel look innocent). But he purposefully grouped Saucy with SoN and I since it was possible that either SoN or I would be lynched. You see, he tied two people who he knew to be innocent to Saucy so that when SoN or I got lynched and proven innocent it would make Saucy look innocent, too. Very clever. That is exactly what I would do if I was a wolf. In addition, Estel continues to "suspect" Saucy all the way until the end of the day, but votes for SoN instead. Is this pattern going to continue- always suspecting Saucy but never actually voting for him? Yes. He's just trying to seperate himself from Saucy. Saucy took a little stab at Estel- Quote:
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06-07-2005, 12:30 PM | #192 |
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Oh, and Morm- you were demanding explanations from people who voted for SoN?
Here's mine. It's quite simple. I voted the last possible moment I possibly could before leaving the house. When I voted, the count was- SPM- 2 SoN- 2 TP- 2 I was on the chopping block, so I felt the need to vote for one of the other vote leaders. SoN and SPM were my choices. I wanted to go with SPM, but after he suspected me but then went for SoN instead, I decided to do him the same favor. It wasn't as if I didn't suspect SoN, anyway. And also, I figured that if SPM was actually the wolf of the two, he might be reluctant to kill me after I had plainly expressed my suspicions of him. In addition, it appears that I am extremely suspicious to people (I've received three votes both days), so no way would the wolves kill me during the night. You see, since I was fairly confident I'd be around the next day to make my case, I didn't see the harm in voting for one of my suspects over another. You can call that logic "pathetic" or "laughable" if you wish, but it seems rather straight forward to me.
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You do make a good argument there Phantom, I must admit. But it cuts both ways. You are pretty obviously responding to my short list and trying your darnedest not to acknowedge that you are doing this. All three of you are under suspicion for voting for innocents; all three of you are under suspicion for making confusing arguments, changing your tactics and being generally evasive. And there you are pointing the finger at the other two -- like the kid who's been caught in the Adult's Only section of the videohut who points at his two friends and cries out, "It was them!" Your own brilliant theory implodes upon itself: the one thing you come back to again and again is that SpM and Estel accuse each other of being werewolves, but that they never vote for one another -- and yet here you are, accusing them without ever having voted for either of them. Sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander... As to your explanations for why you "had" to vote for Evisse and Sono: you voted for them in order to break a tie with yourself. Fair enough, but you are constantly calling attention to the one vote that you cast for someone else, perhaps hoping we will ignore: a) that you had a significant number of votes against you in the first place, thus putting you into this "bind", and b) that two of our only three proven innocents cast votes against you (Sono and Evisse). As a matter of fact, of all the votes cast to this point, you have received (combined) more than anyone else: 6. Sono and Evisse, both of whom you voted for, had only 5 each. The next most 'popular' vote getter is Saucy with 3. You are clearly garnering a lot of suspicion, and while I would not want to suggest that this is a popularity contest, you might want to work a bit more at looking and acting less suspicious yourself rather than trying to get us to lynch your "co-accused"... Sadly, RL will keep me away from my computer until tomorrow afternoon at the earliest. I may be able to peek in and read from time to time but I will not have any chance to post at length. I was tempted to cast my vote now, but I shall hold off for the time being and try to keep up with the reading. At some point tonight, however, I shall probably have to post a very brief message, probably no more than a word...a word in boldface, preceded by a couple of plus signs. Last edited by Fordim Hedgethistle; 06-07-2005 at 12:55 PM. |
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06-07-2005, 01:20 PM | #194 |
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My thoughts are along the same lines as Fordim's (though he stated it more eloquently than I could). As convincing as your argument is, phantom, it also has strong airs of a cornered animal. You have been under a great deal of suspicion, and it seems like you are pulling off a very convincing "Not me! Them!" I am more convinced of your guilt than SpM's or TORE's, and you just made it more so.
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And the two that did vote for me were lynched by the village, not murdered in the night by wolves. Plus, it's not as if I led the charge against them either. I simply went with the flow to save my skin. You can't deny that. Quote:
1) Villagers, who obviously have no concrete knowledge. 2) Werewolves, who obviously want villagers dead. As you can see, the fact that people have been voting for me proves absolutely nothing, Fordim. And once again, you are smart enough to know that. If you keep trying to paint me as a bad guy using completely useless information I will start to wonder if you are the third wolf. Considering that I have accused two of the three people you claim to suspect, I'm surprised you are protesting. Perhaps the only person off your list you wanted to see lynched today was me, and then when the village found me to be innocent you were going to excuse Saucy and Estel, your werewolf brethren. Also, maybe whoever noted the link between Firefoot and Saucy was correct, seeing as Firefoot just agreed with Fordim's completely weightless post. Perhaps Estel is in the clear, and Fordim, Saucy, and Firefoot are the wolves.
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It has been about two hours and no one has posted.
Could it be that my posts have struck home and the wolves are feeling pinned down and trying to decide how to turn the tide back without looking too obvious? I hope that is the reason for the silence.
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However, there is a simple question I'd like to put before the village (such as it is). Is there anybody here who does not strongly suspect The Saucepan Man? If there isn't, why are we even bothering with this palaver? If there is some consensus on a suspect, shouldn't we act on it? I think that it would be, at the very least, informative. I think one of the problems the village has been having is they are making this harder than it has to be. Look at the evidence and then make the choice the evidence points toward. And don't wimp out when the time comes and vote for somebody just because it is not a difficult choice or "might be wrong." (coughlikeyesterdaycough) Whatever we do might be wrong. There is no certainty until the end.
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If you go by what people have said and who they have voted for and hold them to it then Kuru, Estel, Fordim, Holby, Shelob, and I should all be willing to cast a vote for SPM, and I may even be forgetting someone. Even if I'm not, that's still the necessary number of votes (six).
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06-07-2005, 04:51 PM | #199 |
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I am willing Phantom...but as it stands now I fear leaving you untouched...
Your SPM/TORE theory still seems too much like an attempt to divert attention from yourself for me to feel comfortable...I understand your reasoning behind it, I even to an extent agree...but it's timing worries me... add to that the fact that you have so closely avoided a hanging not once but twice and it makes me suspect you may be getting desperate to be further from the noose this time round... But then Saucepan Man has led the arguments against both now proven innocents (though my vote was, admittedly, the first against Evisse)...and he remains a suspicious character regardless of whatever leeways and concessions people make... ...But then it may be neither of you is a werewolf...Either of you, Both of you, Neither of you...It's enough to make one's head ache... I would vote for Saucepan Man...but I would as willingly vote for you Phantom.. Hold on. Kuru, if you're so confident in your plan why didn't you just vote? (Perhaps I shouldn't read it that you're confident...but that's how it seems to me)...and why do you say "If there is some consensus on a suspect, shouldn't we act on it?" in relation to Saucepan Man?...the two are very close but it seems to me that Phantom is slightly higher today in the town's rough "consensus" than is Saucepan Man...perhaps I'm wrong here but since I've not the time to check I'll trust you all shall either check for me or grant me time to eat before expecting me to check myself...
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06-07-2005, 05:01 PM | #200 |
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RL is an evil thing. It has kept me away from the thread since 7 am (when nothing had happened yet), & it will keep me from doing anything but catching up on what has been said until later. Later I will post my explanation for voting for Son, repost my explanation for voting for Evesse (given the SpM called them both into question recently), & reply to phantom's theory of SpM & I (it is refreshing to see someone come up with a well thought-out theory and actually trying to back it up with quotes, as phantom as done here - no matter how misguided it is it shows he is not just pulling things out of his...uh, brain ).
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