Farael wrote:
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I have exposed my doubts on the Aiwendil-LMP situation. Aiwendil is quick to raise some suspicions and even quicker to exonerate him... which has me thinking is likely a well thought-out wolfish plan.
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"Exonerate"? You continue to (wilfully?) misconstrue me. Yesterday, my top suspects were
Garin and
Formendacil. As I mentioned several times, I also suspected
LMP and, to some extent,
Tar; I simply didn't think them as likely to be wolves as the former two. At that point, the only thing that looked particularly suspicious about
LMP to me was his vote for
Boromir.
Matters are a bit different toDAY. For again on DAY 2
LMP had a sudden change of heart near the end of the DAY - and one that brought him more into line with public opinion. Perhaps he's simply being suggestible. But
LMP is clever, and I doubt that he would be so easily swayed.
So toDAY,
LMP is certainly one of my top suspects. I think that lynching him toDAY might not be a bad idea at all. (I suppose now you'll accuse me of flip-flopping . . .)
Call me stubborn if you must, but
Garin also still looks distinctly wolvish to me. He's voted for
Boromir twice now, but with little apparent reason. The only clear charge against
Boromir that I can gather from
Garin's posts is that
Boromir defended himself when
Anguirel attacked him.
Garin looks to me like a wolf trying to play it safe by going after a single victim.
. . . which brings me to
Farael.
SPM has made a good point about him - namely, that what he's doing looks like an excellent tactic for a wolf. Pick a single target and go after him relentlessly. It would have several advantages for a wolf: 1. it's unexpected; 2. it will probably be deemed "bold" and perhaps "over-bold" (but is it really?); 3. the wolf thereby avoids getting engaged in any discussion outside his specific, chosen topic. Of course,
Farael has backed off a bit toDAY and is now discussing other villagers. A "flip flop"? I would certainly be well within my rights to make the same charge against him that he made against me. But of course I don't think it's unreasonable to change your mind from time to time. I'll be interested to watch
Farael now, though, and see how he fares when he's not just attacking me.
My other suspect from yesterday was
Formendacil. He still looks suspicious to me. He's been fairly quiet, which may mean he's trying to "fly under the radar". I do understand and sympathize, though, that he's not feeling well. I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt for the moment.
The Saucepan Man wrote:
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Obviously, I cannot say why the Wolves have chosen not to kill me. But I could ask the same question about a number of other villagers - including you, Master Cook.
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All right, point taken. Nonetheless, I
have come under suspicion. Unless I'm much mistaken, you have not. The closest I can find is
LMP's statement early on that he found something "off" with you. Much as
LMP is looking lupine to me right now, I can't help but think that maybe he was right. Actually, there are two fairly curious things to note here. One is the fact that the wolves haven't killed you yet, despite the fact that you've been under no suspicion - which, I'll grant, may not be
all that strange. It is only DAY 3, after all. What worries me more is the fact itself that you haven't come under any real suspicion. Are we all simply so accustomed to
SPM being innocent that we cannot conceive the possibility that he's a wolf? I'm not saying that
SPM is a chief suspect at the moment, but I do think that he's been granted "innocent" status - if only
de facto - far too easily.
As for everyone else - I'm afraid I've spent far too much time examining the few that I suspect and far too little looking at everyone else. In particular, I want to go back and take a closer look at
Spawn,
Eomer, and
Kath - about whom others have made some interesting points.
To summarize, then, I'd say that my
top suspects at this point are:
LMP
Garin
And my
not-so-top suspects (but suspects nonetheless) are:
Formendacil
Farael
SPM
Edit: crossed with
Boromir