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"Then who would you take up with? A fat inkeeper who only remembers his own name because people shout it at him all day?" Strider |
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07-01-2006, 02:12 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Perched on Thangorodrim's towers.
Posts: 3,326
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 Seriously, it's really a great comfort to see Morm being his normal, grand scheming self... it means he's perfectly normal, albeit a bit early. This sort of behaviour doesn't usually set in until Day 3ish... Morm's plan, however, changes little about the real village dynamics. The Wolves are still intent on deceiving everybody, and everybody is still intent on finding them. The Innocents are still going to bark up entirely the wrong trees, and the Wolves are still going to get caught by the most absurd things. It might even benefit the wolves to follow Morm's plan. Instead of having to deceive a whole village, each wolf only really has to deceive two people- a potentially much easier task. Really, I don't see much of a benefit to the village... In fact, the only REAL difference that I'm seeing is that it allows Morm to play organizer. While the chances of Morm being Wolvish are nearly nil in my opinion... the possibility is enough to make me shy away from his grand scheme... Okay, enough replies now... Off to the other forums, and then to bed. Back before the deadline, I hope. Unless someone makes a reply in the next little bit, of course.
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