Two of the villagers,
the guy who be short and
Garin, honoured the memory of the dead Prophet by voting for themselves.
the guy who be short went so far as to campaign for votes.
'Tch,
politicians,' muttered
Gurthang.
'Look at my
sign!' said
daga'y. 'It says "Flow!" I'm a Wolf! Lynch me!'
'He's trying to divert suspicion from himself,'
Lalaith said. 'He's a Wolf! Lynch him!'
'Since he's taken the place of
Nilp,' said
Naria, 'and I always vote for
Nilp on DAY 1, I shall vote for him.'
'Yes, yes!' cried
the Nilp fan, stalker, and impersonator even more fervently. 'Lynch me!'
He had almost succeeded, but
Garin stole his
limelight with a more effective suicide technique, practised by generations of his kin and never having failed him once:
'I'm not a wolf, but I'll vote for myself in the memory of
Nilp! But alas! what has come upon me! I hate suicidals, but I have always wanted to die. But I'm innocent! Alas!
Nilp fever has come upon me!'
'Maybe I can help,' said
the psychiatrist Celuien. 'But no. Let's lynch you.'
'But who shall perform
caesarean for me now?!' cried the midwife.
'Don't look at me, I'm
Caligula, not
Julius!' answered
Garin. Turning to the village, he exulted over his impending death:
'Oh, yeah! I'm
batting a thousand, baby!'
And with that, the village threw lances at him, trying to pop him like the boil that they thought he was. But after his death no transformation took place. The village had killed one of their own.
The scroll of the census was changed:
Nilpaurion Felagund, the Prophet of the Mod God, was lynched by suspicious means on the first NIGHT.
Garin, an Ordinary Villager, was lanced like a boil on the the first DAY.
Those alive are:
dancing spawn of ungoliant, a laundress
Kath, a turtle-farmer
Lhunardawen, a Dark Elf (literally)
Caranlondien, a lumberjack
tar-ancalime, a witch
Cailín, the town gossip
Celuien, a psychiatrist
Naria, a midwife who goes ever so slightly mad with each birth
Valier, a small, sweet sheep-shearer
Lalaith, a rich young widow
Thinlómien, a mushroom-picker
Formendacil, an unemployed person
littlemanpoet, a stone-cutter
Glirdan, an unemployed person
Farael, an escaped mental asylum internee who suffers from chronic suicidal tendency and conspiracy theories
Anguirel, a wood-madman
Eomer of the Rohirrim, the royal musician
Gurthang, an arrowsmith
the guy who be short, a Nilp fan, stalker and impersonator, also a fisherman
Eonwe, a wayfaring stranger
SamwiseGamgee, the town bank manager