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06-04-2015, 02:33 PM | #321 |
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Am I right in that the only votes that have been cast this far are these two:
Lottie – morm Nerwen – Mac ? I don't want to vote for either of these two, I think morm is innocent and I don't have a clear enough opinion on Mac either way. My top picks would be Agan and Sally, but I'd prefer to hear more from Sally first before making a decision since right now she's in the "just plain confusing" category rather than the "downright evil" one.
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06-04-2015, 02:54 PM | #322 |
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Looks like it's bedtime for me.
++ Aganzir In brief - her reaction to Lommy's point against her is still the most suspicious thing I've seen this far. Sally seemed in a way even more off than Agan, but I want her to explain herself before deciding what to think. That's all from me toDay, I'm sure there was something else I meant to say but if there was I've forgotten it. Leaky brain is leaky. Anyway, choose wisely, kids. Good night.
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06-04-2015, 02:56 PM | #323 |
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It may be nothing of course but in such a sparse narration you grasp at anything... maybe the knownunknown isn't waterproof.
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06-04-2015, 03:07 PM | #325 |
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Just popping in to say I'm not particularly happy with the options at the moment. I don't have much time but how do others feel about Firefoot, and about Lottie? These loud, controversial people - Agan, Mac - seem less and less wolfish to me, and I don't see much of a case against Morm.
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Well, I'm back, she said.
I'd rather the Dead checked Nog first. I'm quite positive phantom was innocent (he wouldn't have acted the way he did, and somehow I doubt he'd have killed Rune under the circumstances), and I agree with Boro that checking the lynches is more relevant than checking the night kills. Then again, the wolves will continue to use their influence to direct attention away from their fellows, dead even more than alive. So when a dead person is revealed to be a predator, I vote for taking a very close look at the people who tried to convince the Dead to scry somebody else instead. Quote:
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Gah I really need to go to sleep soon and I just don't have the time I need today. Well Mac, I've also dismissed the chance of your being one, as the seer wouldn't dream of talking about me the way you do. Boro's reasoning about phantom and Rune's roles in #286 feels good to me. Quote:
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And also interesting find, Lalaith, about the possible hint - I think also it might be about the unknown role (although I think we are left to speculate for now, hopefully perhaps more will follow?). Anyway, shows how for instance, I assume more people, like me, did not bother to read the narration very deeply... The promised list coming soon.
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*ahem* *cough* About the secret role. My first thought was that the itching may refer to a cursed villager. But now that people mention the Paths of the Dead, maybe it is another person who can go to the dead thread (under certain circumstances?) and maybe bring someone back with him? |
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06-04-2015, 03:49 PM | #332 |
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I have internet at the hotel, and I have my laptop!
I'll try and get caught up momentarily. For now, Boro's explanation is acceptable; it just seemed odd to me at the time. Lottie is one I'd like to look at today; there's something she's normally done in games by now that she hasn't yet and I'm curious as to the reason.
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06-04-2015, 03:51 PM | #333 |
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It's really quite impossible to make much sensible stuff out of yesterDay's votes without knowing Nogrod's role (grumble grumble).
Agan is unlikely to be in cahoots with Mith, Mccaber or Mac (hard to imagine the wolves would aim to sacrifice each other because it doesn't even make them look good with the undisclosed roles). Likewise it's unlikely Nogrod's packmates were the phantom, Lottie, Shasta, Eomer or Sally. Form does look innocent. ...and that's it. Now, as I still think it's pretty likely Agan is a wolf (yes, my reason might seem like a small thing, but 1) it's this kind of small things that are actual clues and 2) it's not like I have a better idea), I'm going to sacrifice a moment for thinking who might (have) be(en) her packmate. Basically it boils down to the nogawagon bunch: the phantom, Lottie, Shasta, Eomer and Sally. Interestingly enough, I already suspected Sally yesterDay. This hardly makes her look better to me. Lottie? Shasta? Eomer? Hmmm, maybe. Entertaining myself with the idea that the phantom was Agan's packmate and tried to save her. (Yes, he would totally do that, especially in a game like this.) Then the other wolfgang () killed him, would've served him right. But really, the above is just all flimsy speculation... A quick list, including the dead: (reasoning attached if it hasn't been mentioned before or is other than gut feeling/ general impression) Innocent Lalaith Mac Legate Rikae - I disagree with them a lot but I think they're likely innocent Form - I disagree with him a lot but I think he's very likely innocent morm Rune Nilp Questionable Greenie - she just seems too sensible to me? Firefoot - I agree she's throwing wishy washy suspicion around Shasta Eomer Lottie the phantom Nogrod Kath Gwath McCaber Nerwen Mith Wolfy Agan Sally Boro - he's starting to rub me the wrong way really bad toDay; he just seems terribly fake (sorry muffin) That was very substantial. I don't know if I should really just go with my gut/ the few points I've noticed and accept this is a different kind of game, or whether I should feel properly shamed about my lack of analytical thinking and do something about it. I mean, I DO think I'm onto something with Agan so it's not like my brain's not working, but I'm still not very happy about the fact that my suspicion list looks very similar to how it looked like late yesterDay - toDay has hardly changed anything so far. Sorry if this post seems like it was written by a scatterbrain, that's how I feel. (I've had a long day and too little sleep three nights in a row. Definitely going to bed earlier today. Meaning, soon.) edit. xed with everyone
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06-04-2015, 03:54 PM | #334 |
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So...yesterday I was feeling that Greenie made sense and this hasn't changed today. Nerwen and Loslote also seem mostly clear and helpful - (although having said that, Loslote's post 260 completely lost me, and did Nerwen explain her missing the vote yesterday?).
Rikae and Lommy fluctuate between clarity and obscurity. Firefoot seems to me to be chasing red herrings but that doesn't necessarily mean she's guilty - in a mad game like this, one woman's red herring is another's vital clue. Legate confused me yesterday and still continues to do so today. Half the time he seems to be setting up an argument only to knock it down. Boro and Mac make me uneasy. The rest, I don't know. Having said all that, I am still pursuing the thesis I began to set up this morning. Yes, the Nog bandwaggon probably contains at least one wolf but it is very difficult to decide who they/he/she was. Aganzir looks the most ropey to me, not just because of her behaviour and not just because the Nog bandwaggon saved her, but because the Nog bandwaggon only began once he'd named her as someone he would vote for. So, because unlike some of my fellow Europeans I do not have the steely stamina to stay at my keyboard til dawn, I'm going to vote now. ++Aganzir edit: x-post with Lommy
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06-04-2015, 04:03 PM | #335 |
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Okay folks, I really need to go to sleep, my brain is slowing down minute by minute.
I agree the dead should make the lynches their priority as they are a lot more informative about the wolves' identities (I mean we KNOW the wolves killed the phantom and Rune with 95% certainty) and thus check Nogrod toNight. ++Aganzir Her perspective yesterDay still looks very wolvish, and even though she's been chill and conciliatory toDay, I'm not buying the idea that all her defensiveness yesterDay was only due to her tiredness. Also if she was a wolf and almost got lynched yesterDay, being nice and steering away from yesterDay's controversy would be exactly the smart thing to do. Which of course doesn't *make* her a wolf, but it's worth keeping in mind, especially for those who feel like letting her off the hook because of her less weird behaviour toDay. Good night folks! /Lommy out edit: xed with Lalaith
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06-04-2015, 04:05 PM | #337 |
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Oh, one more thing before I go. I'm still chewing over that narration... the 'itch' mentioned - could it be linked to Pippin and the palantir? Remember Gandalf saying to him "If you feel an itch in your palms again, tell me of it!"
Kuru spoke of the role having vulnerabilities, and indeed, looking into the palantir was dangerous... Anyway, I'm a fine one for going on about others chasing red herrings...I think I need to stop this and go to bed....
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06-04-2015, 04:06 PM | #338 |
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Well, I have a minute and neither of them posted much, so:
Loslote: Day 1 12 - Banter 22 - Arguing against tying the vote. Interesting reasoning: if we can lynch a wolf from each pack, the wolves will turn on each other instead of trying to kill gifteds, so we should take a chance to lynch a wolf, or so I gather. Seems an odd line of reasoning - we want to lynch a wolf in general, after all, and the wolves are against each other already (or at least, want to whittle the other pack down), and even if they are down one, they are most likely to prioritize the seer while s/he is at large in any event. So, odd. Maybe wolfish, just for thinking in terms of whittling down (the other) wolf pack. 23 - Clarifies about responding to phantom. 28 - False reveal is unlikely, but possible. Concerned about the dead deceiving us. 48 - Village has a 25% chance of lynching a wolf, wolves at night have a 15% chance. Actually wrong (though I didn't realize it at the time) because of the two kills: it's actually 27.75 that the wolves kill a wolf. Also, the wolves had a higher chance of killing a gifted than the 25% she gives: 43.75% (wow). Could just be mistaken math. I thought it was right at first, too. However, it does mislead. 54 -Against a tie because of last post, also against letting dead decide lynch (so that people leave trails with their votes). 196 -Doesn't think Agan is suspicious, suspects Nog. Pre-Nogawagon. 205 -Don't rule Nog, Agan, Lommy out for being in the spotlight. because it's their playing style. 220 - Votes Nog. Overall, looks safe, fairly consistent in pursuing Nog (little too consistent? I'm not sure), said some misleading things. Bad vibes. Day 2 250 - Sally's theory about Rune being killed for looking wolfish not too far fetched. Well, it is far fetched (says me). Far-fetched theories are a specialty of Sally's, though, so I find Lottie's defense of it (and subsequent suspicion of Morm) much more worrying. 260 - Theorizing that a third packmate (not Morm) was implicated by Rune's death, and Morm's trying to protect that person. Ok, this is getting really convoluted and is based on something unlikely (Rune being a wolf) in the first place. Looks like trying to patch together a theory after the fact. Innocents can do that too sometimes, of course, to back up a hunch or an unformed impression. No conclusion. 293 - Continues defending her theory. Now, I agree with her that wolves don't just go for gifteds, but it remains their top priority, and Rune looking gifted seems to have more basis in, well, his actual posts. Her "the other pack went for phantom" argument seems especially odd. She's accusing morm of being a wolf who knows the truth of the night kill, but that's actually the feeling I get from her. That is, maybe her pack actually did think Rune was a wolf, so that theory seems most reasonable to her, and therefore morm seems like an easy (and possibly enemy-wolfish) target for speaking against it? 296 - Votes morm "for reasons stated above". Conclusion: There's much to raise an eyebrow here. I could vote for Lottie. Edit: X'd with Shasta onwards. |
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*looks at number of new posts, sobs bitterly*
I'm home, but I need to find the reset button on my brain. I'll be back in a bit.
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06-04-2015, 04:35 PM | #340 |
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A list.
GREEN ZONE
Nerwen - no change from yesterDay, reasonable, no trouble and all Lommy - more or less likewise Mith - certainly no Wolfy vibes, seems like her innocent self YELLOW ZONE Macalaure - see the end of my post above, also his vote yesterDay was of the type easily cast by a Wolf (of course if we knew the roles of the lynchees, it would be easier to make more conclusions based on this, e.g. if that was a save attempt or whatever. But it was a bandwagon in any case and Mac was in the thick of it.) Rikae - kind of a similar case, has certainly commited and reasonable posts; it is true she could totally be following some very well-thought sneaky hidden agenda with them. But I do not have enough that would make me cast a vote for her so far. Lalaith - toDay pretty decent, and the point about the possible mention of a hidden role was good; of course a Wolf could try to ask info from the village as well, but still, makes me think better of her Morm - there was the last post, but otherwise seems fairly good and reasonable and all McCaber - mostly it's about the vote: he is the same case as Mac, a vote placement that would be typical for a Wolf on a wagon. Nilp - I still have the "fishy-fishy" feel from his posts, but it really isn't anything concrete. Sally - I don't find her suspicious, the stuff morm also pointed out was weird, but not necessarily suspicious in my opinion. shasta - at times there's been a bit of "meh", but generally not Wolfy-looking. Form - I have been convinced by the idea that a Wolf wouldn't self-vote, although I am kind of beginning to waver, also with the possibilities that the following wagons were attempt to save him. I am still not very sure I believe that would be the way for the Wolves to behave, though. In any case, I need to Form a better opinion on him (ho, ho, ho). Eomer - I need to Eomer a better opinion on him (*embarassed cough*). There is just quite little for me to go with. ORANGE ZONE Boro - I don't know. He is behaving very... unconspicuously in this game? A bit too noncommital, which worries me. Firefoot - see also my post above. Could just as well be in the yellow zone though, it is more a matter of distinction, I think it would be nice to reread the posts etc to get better opinion, but that's about it. Loslote - I didn't like the sorta defensive attitude adopted in her reaction to morm's reaction to sally. Aganzir - I am wary of her, but to be honest not to any large extent. It is also partly the traditional anti-Aganzir precaution, because every time I give her a pass, then she is guilty. But just for the record, if one of the packs has her and Greenie, then shame on you, Kuru, because that's like the oldest pack in the book. (If it was her and Lommy yesterDay doing a wolf-on-wolf show, though, then that's at least new trick in the book.) RED ZONE Curiously enough it seems the only file in this zone seems to be A Little Green, as I stated above: the very happy, nice attitude, combined with noncommital posts which at the same time include subtle nudges a la "the exchange between sally and morm is suspicious, just so that you know, village, but I didn't say anything". GREY ZONE aka effective no-shows Gwath Kath (I will become a poet.) EDIT: x-ed since my last
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06-04-2015, 04:50 PM | #342 |
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++Greenie
For that matter, I find it interesting literally nobody shares this suspicion. Does it even cross your mind, folks? Granted, we are a big village (still) and there is a lot to choose from, of course, and many people seem to be suspicious a lot of certain people, but Greenie figures there very seldom, or in practically not at all. And I really think toMorrow we could employ some scheme of trying to communicate between the Dead thread and our thread via the extra vote or whatever. Because at least so far it seems to me, it is really difficult to get any certainities here. I am really beginning to consider that the Wolves did get rid of the phantom because however overinflated his scheme was, it might have helped the village to get some advantage. Anyway, good Night.
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06-04-2015, 04:59 PM | #343 |
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I kind of do, for similar reasons as you (as I'm writing on my miserable failure of a list that just can't finish itself).
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On Lottie
#22 - First real post, where Lottie comes out as fairly anti-tie as regards the Day 1 lynch. #28 - Warns against thinking a false Seer-reveal by the wolves is impossible, and also warns against trusting the dead thread implicitly. This second point isn't one I disagree with, necessarily, because everything she mentions is possible - Quote:
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#202 - Would like to vote for Nog if there's a chance he'll be lynched, but is willing to vote Agan to ensure a lynch. I don't really find this that bad; I'd probably have done the same (sorry, Agan! ) #205 - Cautions Eomer against dismissing someone just because they're loud on the first day. #220 - Votes Nog. It's clear now that she did cross with Phantom, so at the time it's assumed she was placing the second vote on Nog. It's worth noting that there was indeed a big upswing in support for voting Nog at this time; Eomer, Phantom, Sally, and myself had mentioned possibly voting for him at this point. Next day... #250 - Defends Sally against Morm, regarding Sally's theory on a Runewolf being picked off last night. On rereading, it does seem a bit jumpy of Morm to come out so strongly against Sally there. I may have to look at him next, time permitting. Regarding Lottie herself, she says she's suspicious of Morm here. Nothing really jumps out at me. #260 - Speculates that it's not morm himself that's implicated by Rune being killed, but rather possibly Greenie or Form. Links Rune and morm by way of playstyle during the first day, which is an interesting connection to make; I'm not yet how relevant it is, but it's certainly one perspective. #293 - This point - Quote:
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So my brain isn't working and I can't get anything done and keep absentmindedly refreshing the thread to see if anyone has said anything I could reply to with a one-liner.
Half an hour later. This really isn't working. So all you're getting is very general impressions and my sincere apologies and no actual evidence. GUILTY
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06-04-2015, 05:29 PM | #348 |
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I apologize if I seem wishy-washy; the real problem is that I just don't have enough time to dig through the massive number of posts in this thread to make good analyses, but I don't want to be absent either, so I've mostly just been posting impressions. I have some time tonight to spend on it - we'll see how useful it is, though. My WW muscles are rusty and as I look for patterns in posts I just feel lost without any concrete knowledge of the identities of the dead...
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06-04-2015, 05:32 PM | #349 |
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I'm basically at a loss. There's no reference point, because I don't know anything about anyone. I'm just waiting to find out if the Dead will oblige with revealing Nogrod's role, and then DAY 3 getting some scheme together to relay that information.
I wouldn't want to lynch Rikae, Shasta, Lommy, or Legate today. I'm getting innocent vibes on top of they've been doing more than me so far. I'm afraid I'm pretty useless without a focal point and without knowing anything about the Dead. Of those with votes, I could go for any of them, in the sense I don't feel anything wrong or dreadful if Agan, Mac, Greenie, morm, or Lottie were lynched. I could put sally in this group too, because I just haven't found anything trustworthy about them. Granted, I wouldn't trust anyone in that group, and untrustworthy doesn't necessarily mean wolvish. It just means they (like how I usually am) are usually up to something, and whether that's good or bad I have no idea. How about Gwath? If he doesn't vote today is he mod-fired. And I know Kath voted yesterday but she's MIA today.
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06-04-2015, 05:34 PM | #350 |
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++Mac
I have some RL projects that need completing and then getting kids to bed and all. I may be back before the deadline but I'd like to make sure to get a vote in. Mac still doesn't sit right with me though he attempted to. He seems off. I'm still suspicious of Sally and Agan but more so of Mac. There are others on the list that are working their way up a bit i.e. Shasta and others that are going down i.e. Legate.
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I apologised for having upset her. I never said she looked innocent.
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Okay, some lists:
Innocent? Nerwen - seems very reasonable Form - the vote for himself seems very ordo-ish Rikae - I suppose I'll get harped on for wishy-washiness again here, but after looking at her posts I don't know what was setting off warning bells except maybe her tone sometimes. morm - I'm following his thinking most of the time and mostly agreeing B88 - Acting very consistently shasta - Just can't find anything suspicious I keep going back and forth/can't get a read at all Mith - no read Eomer - not enough posts (weird because I remember Eomer as a prolific poster - but then again, I used to be to - life changes, I guess); the Nogrod vote is a little suspicious to me Lal - haven't spent much time looking at her posts, maybe seems okay Nilp - no clue Kath - Every other thing she does I change my mind. The vote for Form is strange Lommy - I don't understand her spat with Agan Greenie - no read Legate - seems okay? Sally - Her posts also seem mostly okay, mostly here for Nogrod vote Gwath - no posts Agan - See the comment on Lommy Suspicious Lottie - See my comment at the start of the day - maybe chasing this tie thing really isn't useful, but she just feels suspicious to me Macalaure - My suspicion of him has grown since the start of the day McCaber - hasn't done anything to change my feelings today. At this point I'm probably going to vote for Mac, but am open to persuasion. |
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Lottie - morm
Nerwen - Mac Greenie - Agan Lalaith - Agan (2) Lommy - Agan (3) Legate - Greenie McCab - Agan (4) morm - Mac (2) I'll be around for a little while longer because I need to pack for my weekend outing, but unless something drastic happens, I'll vote for Greenie. I'll be equally happy to vote for Mac to save my skin though because this bandwagon is ridiculous.
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06-04-2015, 05:58 PM | #354 |
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Well, you've kind of brought this attention on yourself, which isn't necessarily a bad thing (wanting to attract attention). But you also shouldn't be surprised when that attention gets turned against you.
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But if I die I'll at least get to be with the only person who understands me.
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06-04-2015, 06:04 PM | #356 |
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Right, I'll probably be around from now until closing if anyone wants a chat.
I've basically just been despairing about game mechanics all day and wondering how in Middle-earth we should be playing this game with so little info. But anyway: The renewed suspicion of Aganzir today is taking much of my attention; she doesn't seem overly suspicious to me but she's once again the top suspect. Legate's lonely vendetta against Green is very curious and interesting: there's a fair chance that his intentions are pure but it reminds me all too much of a tactic I've pursued, with evil motive, in the past - focus with laserlike precision on a random villager of whom no-one else is taking notice. So many people here it's hard for things to stand out.
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Good thing the work internet works.
Am back, am catching up to two pages of material. My post after this will be pretty touch and go--well, at least Legate already analysed the phantom killing possibilities, with roughly the same conclusions as I had (except I had pretty tree diagrams in mine.)
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06-04-2015, 06:25 PM | #359 |
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I've just gone back and read his posts and, honestly, Legate's pursuit of Green is stranger than I had thought.
I would not presume to speculate on Green's loyalties at this stage, as I can hardly gauge a thing from her posts; I would not find it strange for anyone to have a hunch that she might be evil. It is the conviction in Legate's posts, however - constantly referring to her as most suspicious - which makes me take notice. Seems like he's acting as if he has a stronger case than he does. Such behaviour is, of course, suicidal for a seer; but smart daytime survival tactics from a villager.
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06-04-2015, 06:26 PM | #360 |
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Come now, you know how this dance works. You think it's some cheap injustice because you get caught by a slip of the fingers, a lapse of focus of not carefully combing your words. And the thieves at your door say "ah-ha we got you!" and that's all they harp on because that's all they have. But sometimes that is enough. We both understand the feeling of being robbed right under our nose, it makes our blood boil, but in the end what can you do? Tip your cap and silently think, next time we shall have a different dance.
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