[Anguirel]

While that's pretty impetuous, Mith, I don't mind. Someone has to get things going and I don't like doing it all the time. It's a slightly risky position.

I have a vague idea which people might like to co-operate with. We try to catch the last wolf via an imaginative exercise.

As our copybook-blotted but insightful Hunter Fea said, "Don't think-how would wolves behave? Think-how would X behave if s/he were a wolf?"

Luckily for us, two monsters lie dead, and with the last one the picture of the triumvirate will be complete. This makes things a lot easier. Rather than just asking "how would X behave if s/he were a wolf?" we can now ask "how would X behave if s/he was in a wolvish triad with Valier & Thinlomien and found him/herself the last one standing?"

I therefore formally set the questions:

1. How would Anguirel behave if he was in a wolvish triad with Valier & Thinlomien and found himself the last one standing?

2. How would Kath behave if she was in a wolvish triad with Valier & Thinlomien and found herself the last one standing?

3. How would Mithalwen behave if she was in a wolvish triad with Valier & Thinlomien and found herself the last one standing?

4. How would Gandalf behave if he was in a wolvish triad with Valier & Thinlomien and found himself the last one standing?

5.How would Valesse behave if she was in a wolvish triad with Valier & Thinlomien and found herself the last one standing?

We should each attempt to answer all of the questions, even regarding ourselves, about whom we can perhaps be most honest. Think of the role person concerned would take in the triad-leader, talker, planner, lurker, role-player, confuser? And think of their reaction to being cornered and desperate, alone. We will then match this with actual behaviour and see if we've achieved anything.

The wolf may be dishonest-they have every right to be-but that in itself may lead us to them. I will myself attempt answers soon.

Oh and Gandalf, as I said before there should be no clues in the moderator's narration. There's no way that one chance "he" excludes everyone but you and me from wolvishness. Nor is the Cursed Villager necessarily around. Glirdan could easily be tantalising us.