Just another possibility to
Lalaith's and
Laitane's defense of one another, they could even be the Sheriffs? Or they couldn't who knows.
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Four first persons to post were Gurthang, Alcarillo, Boromir and Mormegil, respectively. Morm is now proven innocent. Could this mean that the other three can be excused, too, from wolvery (is that a word)?
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Dancing Spawn, don't forget
Alcarillo was another innocent.
Also I find your thoughts on
Nonnacedek interesting. The sharp defenses of
Mithalwen pointed out by
Firefoot (
post #41) got me mostly in my decision to vote for
Mithalwen. Certainly it can be seen as it's the same case for
Nonnacedek.
The thing I keep seeing is if someone's accused and they are harsh in their defense they're most likely are guilty. If someone's innocent, and they know they're innocent, there should be nothing to fear. There was the Indian belief where they would heat up an iron bar, and would touch it on the tongue of a suspected liar. If it burned the person he was a liar, if it didn't he was ok. The belief was if you know you're not a liar there shouldn't be nothing to fear, so the saliva in your mouth will stop your tongue from burning (only placed it for not even a second, not like they held it there). But, when you're afraid you don't produce enough saliva, the rod would burn you, then you're a liar. Bottom line is we can't check people's saliva, but those who are harshly defend themselves are afraid of something. Those who know their innocence should not be worried.