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I cross-posted with Underhill. Hillo, this is not a diversionary tactic, this is a last minute reassurance that we're suspecting the right people. We worked as a group yesterday, we can do it again today. If we see all the reasons someone should be suspected laid out flatly and convincingly, we can double check on our suspicions and not make a huge mistake. Remember, it's very easy to get convinced that you're right about someone's innocence or guilt, and it's very easy to be wrong. I'd like the villagers to win, and the only way to do it is to work together at this point. If working together means trying to get each other killed, then so be it. I want to know what the exact reasons are pointing to people's guilt. We should have done this a while ago. I'll do all the work myself if I have to, but, quite frankly, I've got a life outside the game, and that work would severely damage my time set aside to rewrite two papers, write up some annotations for a bibliography, choreograph more of a dance, take photos for my art class, and study for psych. Are we working as a team or not? It's the only way we can win. Unless you don't want a detailed analyzation of your faults? Are you afraid I might find something once I start looking? Feel free to examine my posts, and as deeply as you want, with as much speculation as you feel the need for. I'm not afraid of what you'll find. None of you should be, if you're innocent.
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