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Originally Posted by Jack
I highly recommend we not vote one of the smart people off. Saucepan Man, mormegil, and Fordim all fall into this category.
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Well thank you, young Jack. I appreciate the compliment 'n all, but you might as well just be done with it and hang a sign on our backs saying "Wolves, please kill us!".
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Originally Posted by Kath
Now I'm not too keen on Folwren but for that I have a little more reasoning, well not much, just this sentence:
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I don't kill animals during the day.
So you kill them during the night? Is what came into my mind as I said it. Technically humans are animals so it sort of works.
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Now that seems a bit spurious to me, young lass. What are you suggesting that it implies? A Wolvish hint? Well it seems to me that there bain't no chance of Wolves dropping hints intentionally. So mayhaps you're suggesting it was a slip? Well, if so, it's a slip just as likely to be made by an innocent - moreso given that Wolves are likely to be more careful 'bout what they say. Seizing 'pon such a phrase looks suspicious in itself to me, so my eye is now on you too.
My main suspicions still lie with
Master Hedgethistle and young
Gurthang, though. The former because he set out a plan which really didn't look much of a plan to me, but more of a statement of the obvious. And at the same time, he looked to be implying sommet nasty 'bout those who made early (mostly random) accusations - mayhaps a way of deflecting suspicion from hisself. Other than that, he has given little away concerning his own thoughts, but instead piggy-backed on Aiwendil's reasoning to cast his vote. Now, while I myself see much sense in what our Scholar has said, I would have expected a little more original thought from someone so highly regarded as
Master H.
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Gurthang, like mormegil, I still see it as possible that he voted early as a means of deflecting suspicion, thinking that people would see it as too dangerous a game for a Wolf to play. The lad hints at this being part of some grand plan. Well, I shall await to see what he has to offer.
With all that's been going on, there's not much business down at the harbour, so I shall bide my time and vote nearer to the deadline.