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Originally Posted by Eomer of the Rohirrim
An interesting case against Tar-Ancalime you have there, Mormegil. I'd make this point though: You say that she killed Holby and then Anguirel because they disagreed with her. Wouldn't the other two wolves put the brakes on this? Unless, of course, the other two wolves were subject to absolutely no suspicion on Day One and Two. Or they could be taking her for a ride (or she they).
Anyway Mormegil, the reason I didn't give my suspect list last night was because I knew it would probably change the next day! So here I am, and soon I will give a list of my suspects.
Why does Nilp 'feel stupid' immediately after voting for me?
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Eomer defends
tar-a to an extent here, yet subsequently votes for her and he did so at a time when innocent
Boromir had 1 vote and unknown
Tar-A had 1 vote. This was early on in the day so I was thinking that
Eomer didn't think his bandwagon was going to be picking up much speed and thought he could also save
tar-a. I'm not sure what to make of this altogether but I want to add an additional
Eomer quote.
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Originally Posted by Eomer in post 365
Farael
Celuien
Nilpaurion
Two wolves in there, and my bets are Farael and Nilpaurion.
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My guess is that Eomer likely included one wolf in that mix. I would be most inclined to think Farael then Celuein.
Tar-a also included
Farael on her top 4 suspects list but voted
Boromir. I've been milling this question over in my mind: Why would
tar-a vote
Boromir when she did? I know it was late for her but what could/does it mean. Was she the leading wolf hoping to get a bandwagon rolling for
Boromir? Or was she an innocent who sincerely believed that
Boromir was guilty. I still have no idea why people ever suspected him as there was nothing in his behavior that ever made me think him a wolf, the same is true with
SpM but I am leary of fully trusting him.
There's something else about
tar-a that doesn't sit right but I
can't pinpoint it right now but I'll keep thinking about it and I may have an answer.
The more I hear from
Aiwendil the more I find myself trusting him.