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12-08-2009, 02:56 PM | #881 |
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Meh, I understand dearie. You gotta do what ya gotta do.
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12-08-2009, 02:57 PM | #882 |
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Indeed.
Vote count Lottie-> Lommy Morsul -> Sally Brinn -> Lommy (2) Boro -> wilwa Nerwen -> Sally (2) wilwa -> Boro Shasta -> wilwa (2) Bes-->Lommie (3) Lommie-->Wilwa (3) Mac-->Wilwa (4) Sally-->Wilwa (5) Anyone left to vote?
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12-08-2009, 02:58 PM | #883 |
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I'm tempted to vote for Lommy and to give a chance for someone to actually lynch her just out of frustration with her.
But let us see that in a bright Daylight - if alive. ++ Wilwa For playing over-innocent.
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12-08-2009, 02:59 PM | #884 |
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Sorry dad. Cool down.
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12-08-2009, 03:00 PM | #886 |
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Stop posting. You have lynched Wilwa. She was an ordinary innocent. Narration coming soon. Night folk may start doing their job.
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12-08-2009, 03:00 PM | #887 |
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12-08-2009, 03:00 PM | #888 |
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Lol. Yeah, thanks. I just copy pasted. *fixes*
Wilwa at six.
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12-08-2009, 03:47 PM | #889 |
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Expedition Journal - Night 6 Entry
It was after the death of our pilot when we turned with a new resolve towards the trouble that seemed to pursue us. It was inevitable to conclude that there must be another among us who is - however crude and unprofessional the term might sound - a Werewolf. But who was it? Much of the earlier evidence has been brought forward once again and in the end it was our senior crewmember who had been labeled as guilty of the murder of our pilot. She accepted her fate almost peacefully, and as we turned the guns against her, she merely closed her eyes and bowed her head in expectation. It was at that moment when it again crossed my mind, what have we become? The will for survival seemed stronger in us than anything else, and we felt no remorse for killing those whom we have found guilty. I guess it must seem terrible for the reader to hear that kind of confession, but one can hardly imagine the strain and the effort we made to remain mentally sane and not to just turn on one another in a second in that terrible prison of ice. Despite all we have gone through, we have remained the men and women of reason, and we were determined to end this horror in our midst.
In writing about this I have nothing to lose: it is indeed far more important to me than anything that the full and true account of what we have encountered in that remote and dreadful place reaches the public. I know that I may be awaiting a lifetime sentence, if not worse, but nothing of that stops me from reporting what had happened after we have mercilessly executed another of our team and we have descended further into that nightmarish cavern. As indeed in a no short time we have decided that we must go on and uncover the mystery of this place, as we have been increasingly convinced that the ominous events among our crew and the retreat of the dying beast who has once been our chief marine biologist into this cavernous complex must be related. And so we picked one of the corridors, having no better lead, and marched on in a straight line, lighting our path with electric torches. And it was indeed not very long - a few minutes at most - when we have entered a large space, and the flashlights illuminated something that filled us with awe and wonder. LIVING MEMBERS OF THE EXPEDITION: Boromir88 - senior assistant to a professor of glaciology Loslote - rich funder's spoiled daughter Morsul - federal grants lawyer Brinn - polar bear biologist Nogrod - old palaeoecologist with is own theory of climate change Macalaure - palaeomathematician sally - the original initiator of the expedition Thinlómien - whale expert Nerwen - mechanic Bes - room/store manager Shasta - sled-dog handler GONE: Roa - survival guide - died on blood loss from Werewolf attack on Day 2 (left game, innocent) Mnemosyne - field medic - shot by the survival guide on Day 2 (Werewolf) Inziladun - meteorologist - killed by Werewolves on Night 3 (innocent) tromkehra - cook/bartender - left aboard the ship on Day 3 (left game, innocent) Nienna - navigator - shot on her way back to the ship on Day 3 (innocent) Greenie - senior assitant to important scientists in the company, killed by Werewolf on Night 4 (innocent) Pitchwife - marine biologist - unambiguously executed by the expedition on Day 4 (Werewolf) Eomer of the Rohirrim - sea pilot - murdered in the icy darkness on Night 5 (innocent) wilwa - crewmember - executed in the underground cavern on Day 5 (innocent)
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12-09-2009, 03:00 PM | #890 |
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Expedition Journal - Day 6 Entry
The place we have entered was large in size, far larger than any of the other spaces we have passed through this far. Its walls have been of the same volcanic rock as everywhere else, yet there was something definitely unnatural about its almost hexagonal shape. Even though the stone walls were uneven, the geometry was striking. It was our glaciologist who later pointed out that such symmetry could hardly have been achieved by natural geological processes. But even if it were not for this affirmation, we could not have ignored what we saw on the northern wall - with its archway opening hewn in the black stone and with faded, yet curiously vivid graffito above it.
I can hardly describe our feelings as we beheld this subterranean wonder of the icy waste. Even with the most unusual events of the previous days in mind we would not have expected to find anything of this kind in this forgotten ice-sealed place. The glyptic image atop of the wall was the most curious to our eyes, for it without any doubt bore witness to the presence of sentient beings in this complex, at least perhaps once upon a time when it has been formed. But what was it? Our palaeomathematician seemed particularly curious about it and he was the first one to start examining it. If it came down to its artistic value, it was crude at most, yet clear enough as to what it represented - a long mountain range stretching beneath the starry sky. The stars were represented in the form of small-diameter holes, distinguishible enough from the rest of the irregularities in the stone. But none of us had recognised what our palaeomathematician probably did already by that time and we saw nothing more to the glyph than an expression of some ancient art. We have been in shock from the discovery, but still our main objective lay in front of us - and so we decided to finish our purpose in this underground labyrinth of volcanic rock, even though our minds have been mostly distracted by the thought of that peculiar graven image. We passed beneath its archway and went on. There was another crossing awaiting us nearby, and it was there where we have decided to rest, at least for a while. It must have been also at that time when our mathematician had decided to slip away to look once more at the curious carving. None of us saw him leaving and I cannot explain how came we did not see his flashlight, but the fact is that after several minutes we heard his cry from the corridor through which we just came. Running to the place we found him lying beneath the archway with his arm almost torn off and blood dripping from his neck. He was still holding his notebook, now stained with blood, but we could still make out the last words he hastily noted before his death, no doubt relating to the mysterious carving: No mistake. Resembles distinctly the constellations of Northern hemisphere, though some major differences. Ursa Major completely missing - why? Instead quizzical triangle made of 15 dots - equilateral. Why 15? Is also a hexagonal number - room - any connection? Is atomic number of phosphorus. In Hebrew 10-5 forbidden to write, forms the name of God. What other uses of 15 - Apparently whichever conclusions our palaeomathematician might have reached have been interrupted before he could make them. LIVING MEMBERS OF THE EXPEDITION: Boromir88 - senior assistant to a professor of glaciology Loslote - rich funder's spoiled daughter Morsul - federal grants lawyer Brinn - polar bear biologist Nogrod - old palaeoecologist with is own theory of climate change sally - the original initiator of the expedition Thinlómien - whale expert Nerwen - mechanic Bes - room/store manager Shasta - sled-dog handler GONE: Roa - survival guide - died on blood loss from Werewolf attack on Day 2 (left game, innocent) Mnemosyne - field medic - shot by the survival guide on Day 2 (Werewolf) Inziladun - meteorologist - killed by Werewolves on Night 3 (innocent) tromkehra - cook/bartender - left aboard the ship on Day 3 (left game, innocent) Nienna - navigator - shot on her way back to the ship on Day 3 (innocent) Greenie - senior assitant to important scientists in the company, killed by Werewolf on Night 4 (innocent) Pitchwife - marine biologist - unambiguously executed by the expedition on Day 4 (Werewolf) Eomer of the Rohirrim - sea pilot - murdered in the icy darkness on Night 5 (innocent) wilwa - crewmember - executed in the underground cavern on Day 5 (innocent) Macalaure - palaeomathematician - killed while performing his palaeomathematic operations on Night 6 (innocent) Day 6 has started. Night folks, stop PMing. All people, start discussing. You know how it goes.
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12-09-2009, 03:17 PM | #891 |
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What the crap.
After yesterday's voting, I had a great case for Mac and Lommy being the wolves... and I come back to find the wolves have killed Mac. There are several stupid baseball analogies that I could make here, but I won't.
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12-09-2009, 03:20 PM | #892 |
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Darn! Dang! Drat! D'uh! *how many familyfriendly curses beginning with D there are?*
I had actually taken the risk of trusting I'm controversial enough to be alive and spent almost two hours analysing Mac during the afternoon (and I only got to somewhere in D2). Well, luckily I didn't finish it but waited to see first the results before continuing. Like with Roa... all wasted... (well then I could be sure there would be no Night-kill) I think this has been the first game I have actually used my time as an ordo during the Nights to actually do something for the game... and with this experience I'm afraid it will remain a solitary trial. My gut reaction would be Boro now. Or Lommy. But that's just a gut reaction. I need to go back there and look if there are any better reasons to suspect either of them. My bad feeling for Lommy comes from the last moments of yesterDay - which actually will look different now as Mac was innocent. And Boro for what I saw reading Mac back there the first Days - which might actually look different as well now that Mac is innocent. Although there might also be the new perspective of one or both of them actually knowing they're interacting with an innocent... So nothing better yet but bad feelings. I'll try to look back there with fresh eyes...
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12-09-2009, 03:32 PM | #893 |
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My mind is running in circles...
Mac stepped up his suspicion of Brinn hardcore yesterday. Does this mean a Brinnwolf got scared and offed him? Or are the wolves trying to frame Brinn?
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12-09-2009, 04:11 PM | #894 |
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I was going to post a defense for Mac today, thanks a lot wolves.
After my wilwa crusade failed, I've caught up on reading and threw everyone into the "unknown" to take into account the new information (wilwa innocent and whoever the kill choice was today). I knew it wasn't going to be me, and I figure there will be justifiable suspicion against me. If you decide to lynch me, so be it, I won't be the worst loss...but if the wolves think I'm going down quietly they should have killed me sooner. Since I have caught up on the days I missed (when Pitch was lynched and yesterday) Lottie's innocent. Shasta and Nerwen look the best. I don't like Morsul. I don't like Lommy. I don't like sally. I don't like Nog. Bes and Brinn I'm unsure of. Explanations to come.
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12-09-2009, 04:29 PM | #895 |
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Well, this time I'm not surprised. Apart from Nogrod, everybody considered him innocent. Also, I was expecting either him or me to die toNight, because of a few comments he made yesterDay where he made clear he's pretty certain I'm innocent and he's willing to vote Wilwa to save me etc. I think those could easily have been thought of as signs of a gifted connection. I'm not sure if Mac actually meant to divert the wolves that way or whether he was just pretty sure of my innocence and not aware of how they could be interpreted. Anyway, I guess that's a secondary issue, the main point is why the wolves killed him. Better theories?
And speaking of him, I'm glad he was innocent and I was laying my trust on a trustworthy person. Seems like my judgement is not totally crappy. Although I did feel a bit crappy after Wilwa died, but then again, it could've been me, so from my point of view it was not a total disaster. And hey, we didn't lynch a gifted either. And as for who are the wolves, I have no idea. I would like to continue on my Nog&Sally speculation but seemingly Nogrod gets all heated up if I start the topic. I'm still suspicious of Brinn, although now that I was wrong about Wilwa, I wouldn't somehow be surprised if I was wrong about her too. I think I need to reconsider Boro and Morsul, and especially Bes and Nerwen. Shasta is the only one I currently feel good about.
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Okay, sorry I got distracted and I have an early morning call tomorrow... so this is nothing near to what I thought I would do. So only a few points from yesterDay
Boro you make quite a show of your "reasoning" and "facts", but looking at things toDay and comaparing it to your vote on Wilwa makes one think again. Quote:
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Well Boro could go either way (what I pointed out was little and things I suspected him on on the basis of D1 were mainly depending on the assumption that Mac was a wolf). I need to look at him more carefully later though just to be a bit safer with him - or actually suspect him. Lommy, you go seriously to and fro with Wilwa with first just saying she gives "wolvish vibes" enough to make her your top candidate (which is actually quite odd looking at her first post you point at... I mean she speaks sense there, like it or not; and you say yourself that: "more so on the first than on the second reading, though.") - and when it starts to look she is going to bite the dust you start back-pedalling with your "alternative theory"... even if I have to admit it being an ingenious move to showcase a choice between a top suspect and a top-theory! But then you go on twisting perfectly checkable facts to back your "theory" and start fishing Mac's help with the lynch of another fish. Btw. Lommy: you say "I can't really find the vote count for Day2 right now, so Nogrod, let's postpone this debate for toMorrow". In what order people de facto voted is no case for a debate... but a fact easily checkable. I hate it when people try to mislead others with fiction to get people lynched or suspected at last minutes. And it's hard to see an innocent intention behind that kind of moves. If you were innocent you wouldn't have acted that way as you would have been worried about actually having it wrong and thus helping an innocent to die / be painted black. It actually fits quite well that you raised this "concern" in the last hour of the Day buddying with Mac and then killed him the next Night... And in every sense I must say that your last post looks much more worse than Wilwa's first yesterDay. I mean what did it consist of? - You were not surprised (you learned: last time you played surprised and people suspected you for it) - Mac was innocent and "made clear" he was ready to vote wilwa to save you as he realised you were innocent!!! (so everyone else should follow his lead and trust you as he did so) - Probably not the gifted-connection (well not as he was no gifted), but another point how sure he (an innocent) was of your innocence - and how you we're afraid as being looked as a gifted by the wolves... (without your own liking - or effort to be looked like that by us?) - Your judgement is good indeeed in this game as you backed the right horse that Day. Although you of course felt crappy when wilwa died... (here your double-act works: you can both push wilwa to death and still reserve youurself a right to show a face of "I told I had better ideas") - I will just get heated up if you continue your speculation of me being a wolf... (a nice 100% proof defence. If I suspect you, you can just say I'm "heated"... right?) Quite nice Lommy... but so fabricated and calculated (how can you fit that many messages into one post? *bows*) that it actually makes me consider you as my suspect number one right now. And I'm quite cool with it. Now good night....
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Nogrod, Nogrod, Nogrod... this will be a full-blown war, I assure you, because to me your latest post just screams wolvery. I was waiting to see who would jump on my theory about Mac getting killed first, and you have incriminated yourself by jumping on that. A seasoned player like yourself, you wouldn't have jumped on it like that if you were innocent and really thinking about it. (Not suggesting that my theory is so right you should believe it, but merely that suggesting a hypothesis that assumes my own innocence doesn't make me a wolf and that knowing me, as a wolf under serious scrutiny, I wouldn't definitely say anything like that, but that's a side issue. You can't know that because you're not me, so you have no "duty" to believe it.)
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*sigh* First we had NogRoa, then Roa left and Nog became MacaNog, and now Mac's died and it looks like we've got a NogLommy brewing, too! This is not to mention WilBoro and MorSally...
At least SalLottie was thoughtful enough to admit that they're the same person: (And yes, I know you fixed it, I just thought that was hilarious )
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Oh, and I still suspect Lommy. I will probably vote her. I'll have to vote really soon, too, because I don't have nearly as much time as I'd like toDay.
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Anyone? *sigh*
Well, then, I guess there's no real reason to put it off. ++Lommy take three...
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Yeah, I'm pretty much convinced Lommy is a wolf and she can try to defend herself all she wants, but I highly doubt she could change my mind on this. I would really like to see Lommy lynched toDay because until I know for sure whether I'm right, I'm going to have a lot of trouble focusing on anyone else. Every post she makes seems to seep with evil juice and it's bothering me so much. And knowing her role would tell us so much. Gah, I just have to be right about this! *is attempting to channel Shasta's psychic abilities* Nogrod is looking innocent to me. Not only because he also suspects Lommy, but partly because of him mentioning the effort he's put into analysing at Night only for it to be for nothing, and obviously a wolf wouldn't spend hours analysing someone they're planning to kill off. Of course he could be just lying, but his comments and frustration over it felt sincere to me. So that attempted last minute bandwagon against me yesterDay I find very suspicious since many last minute bandwagons in the past involved a wolf. It's one reason why I'm surprised to find Mac Night killed, as his death obviously clears him. It's one of the many reasons I find Lommy suspicious; the way she casually said she could go for a Brinn lynch, but wasn't trying to push for it too much. Reminds me of something I've done as a wolf in previous games. Sally I think was the one who first suggested it, which makes her look quite bad. But I don't think she and Lommy are both wolves as I would imagine the final two would spread themselves out a little more. But if I'm wrong about Lommy then Sally needs to be seriously examined.
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Here... Reading... Mac Gone... Hmm... I knew my first day vote wasn't the best but I really thought I might have been on to something...
10 left 2 wolves... 20% let's do this people! Have to clean the apartment will be on most of tomorrow... Recap Wolf: Sally still suspicious... More suspicious now. if only because she's still alive. Bad: Lommy highly suspicious to everyone also in the Wilwa Wagon... However this is hearsay... need to look into her myself... Bes: playing the newbie card to full potential... I did that not good sign Everyone else not sure about except one person... Innocent: Morsul Clearly need to broaden my scope...
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What? I am the only one I'm sure of lol
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12-09-2009, 10:51 PM | #906 |
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Wow. Lots of Lommy vs. Nog at the moment. I'm inclined to believe Nog, but Lommy's latest post has a very frustrated-ordo feel about it... however I was positive that one of Mac and Lommy was a wolf, and Mac's now dead.
I need to look at them closer.
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Interesting that Lommy brings up a fact that Mac, Nog, nor I had been killed yet. Then Mac is killed who out the 3 of us, appeared to be accepted as the most innocent one. It is silly how Lommy said she expected it to be her or Mac. But Lommy a wolf? That's not the feel I'm getting, how would wolf-Lommy benefit? I mean no one is going to unquestionably think..."Lommy is innocent, because she thought she was going to get killed." Saying that would only cause her trouble. Silly as it was, I think Lommy said it because I said yesterday how 2 of the 3 people who voted Mnemo twice were dead, all that's left was Lommy. Must have gone to her head. By pointing that out, I was hoping if she was innocent to anticipate the wolves next move and not have them kill Lommy, and also to try and get more time to look at her. The wolves had a rocky start, but today (and the next) are going to be the most crucial, these are the swing days. Our situation isn't dire, as in "we have to get a wolf lynched now," but it is crucial. We either get it right and go into the night with 8 innocents (including the 2 gifteds) + 1 wolf. Or it's 7 - 2, with a good probability of it being 6-2 the next day. This is a crucial day for the wolves, but not desperate. I guess what I'm saying is, in this situation waiting in the shadows to enjoy all the sideshows taking place, getting the numbers evened out, getting better odds looks more likely than wolves sticking their necks out so forcefully just to get 1 person lynched. As much as I want to go afterNog for his hypocritical reasons of suspecting me, I think he should only get a swat on the head for it. And to answer your question of the "consequences" I was referring to, I wasn't back-pedalling away from my wilwa-crusade. I was wrong, if you think I should be lynched for it, than do it. There will still be 2 wolves, but I won't be the worst loss. This growing Lommy suspicion just looks too easy. Yes, Nog, I advocated for the simple and straight-forward, but that was in a situation when the day was closing and as much as people don't like bandwagoning, late counter-bandwagons turn out to be just as (if not more) of a disaster. So, yes late yesterday, I wanted to stay on-course so to say. Today is a new day, new situation, new info to combine with the old, so don't be surprised if I don't go the "simple" road today and just lynch Lommy, because I don't like the looks of it. There is too big of a crowd that has been staying out of all these 1 on 1 battles we keep finding ourselves into. (P.S. Lommy, if I stick my neck out for you and you turn out to be a wolf, you will be dead to me for a week).
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Here and reading.
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Alright Finished Cleaning the Bathroom and the closet is about 80% done... The Kitchen 100%... Living Room and Bedroom Tomorrow I've earned a Break!
Ok Anywho just felt like relating my progress on Apartment cleaning because... I dunno: Nerwen Flies under my radar and I'm sorry to admit I find her femininely Charming and therefore less suspect." Nerwen 16 In Character as well as pointing out revealing again unlikely... Made less likely with less gifteds... Nerwen 34 Questions Boro Nerwen 56 Questions Boro More Strongly... 67 Explains to Mac her questions of Boro 72 Defends Roa from Nogrod about "Intentional slip" 76 Explains sometimes innocents Don't pay close attention... True yet hmmm.... 87 Defends Roa again against Boro again, also explains self on "Strange Comments" 89 Mmmmm.... Molehills 141-here reading 181-votes Mac for dodgy reasoning 216 again debating with boro about Wolf reveal tactics... 238 Thinks Nogrod Might be innocent explains Nogrod's not native English speaker... (On that Note he grasps it better than some Native speakers I know) 246- Questions Lottie's vote for Lommy 253 Questions/Annoyed by Mnem... Explains Shasta's questioning of Brinn and tells me Shasta is a he... 266 another post debating with Boro... 268 points out eomer and Boro both suspected Roa... 277-builds case against Mnem 293-Mnem not acting like herself acting like sally..... Mnem and sally acting alike mnem wolf=sallywolf? I still have my reasons from yesterday... 295- explains why people avoid speaking of Gifteds... say she'll vote early 301-votes Mnem 476-talks about her findings of Mnem analysis... 492- plans to vote soon- admits reasoning will be shaky (See Sally she posts once saying busy not 12 times saying busy ) 503-not sure of Lottie 504- Votes Nienna for "not rightness"? 664 Don't ignore Lottie... almost 2:30Am... Tired... ALMOST DONE! Will continue 745- Here Reading 765 sally shasta lommy nogrod all suspects... thinks maybe we should trust lottie 787- Ice humor 800-anyone here... crickets... apparently not... 805 explains sally shasta crossing... lottie not untouchable... defend bes's newbyness, explains only seen one Morwolf (which yes I spent 3 days pretending to be a cobbler.) 815- discussing Lottie... Wonders validity of reveal explains to Sally not everyone believes lottie... 831 Voting Soon vote "evil voters" 832 Shasta Sally Wilwa and Lommy top four suspects... nogrod lesser degree 839- votes Sally 841- good Luck 908- here reading Conclusion- Looks good suspects wolves and votes well in my opinion. 909-me tired going to sleep!
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Maybe I'm brainless, but it's very hard for me to believe that neither Nogrod nor Lommy is a wolf at this point. The wolves can't afford to lose another of their own, not with so many innocents still around. The vibe I'm currently getting is that an innocent spotted a wolf, and the wolf is fighting back. I'm too tired to remember who started the fracas, though. Maybe I'll be more coherent tomorrow.
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I really need to go back and read through everything. I've just been so flat-out the last few Days that I've been lazy and relied more on other people's analyses, which isn't a good thing.
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Loslote you being a known innocent does not mean thta you don't need to reason your votes or use your brains.
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PS. Totally unrelatedly, Brinn, I like your sig.
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I don't like the how the attention has been narrowed down to 2 people, when there are 6-7 others chilling around. When I get back from class I'll look at those others.
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Boro still waiting to see why I look bad Shasta not off the radar yet but slipping away... Sally still my top suspect... Living room and Bedroom and Laundry I refuse to be distracted by WereWolf! My participation will be my own reward once I'm done cleaning...
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Caught up (sorry I took so long but I had to catch up on all my internet stuff) and needless to say I'll be sticking with what I said yesterDay. Wilwa, alas, was an innocent, which makes me very uneasy with Lommie. (And now after Mac's dead I need to have a really good look at Nog too.)
Warning in advance. If I can only drop in and vote without looking things over further I'll be voting for Lommie (or possibly Brinn, but Lommie's my first choice). I want to save my vote because it's really early but if I can't get back in and a wolf escapes because I couldn't vote I'll be really upset. Blah. Village, it's up to you now. I don't think I'll be around much for a couple Days so be sure to make good choices and look things over carefully. Best of luck and I'll see you when I can.
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Reading through the thread I was quite amazed of the fast and easy "Lommy-wagon" - even if people suspecting her had suspected her earlier as well. But it looked really bad.
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