It is quite possible that both are innocent, and possible that both are wolves.
But what do you suggest instead,
Boro? You say that there are still 80% of us that aren't being looked at. But who of the 80% are you looking at?
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I don't think the wolves thought Rune was the seer. I think they indeed thought he was the Cobbler.
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Why would they think he was the Cobbler?
CoD was looking like the Cobbler, with my pitiful voting record, they could have thought me to be the Cobbler. I thought
Gurthang seemed Cobbler-like.
Rune looked no more like the cobbler than anyone else. Maybe they did feel that maybe he was the Cobbler, but there's hardly so much reason for that as there is for them to view him either as a possible Seer, or simply as another pretty quiet person they wanted to lynch to continue their pattern, and secure the goal that you cited: leaving the loud ones to go for each others' throats.
Perhaps that was their only plan, though. Maybe the wolves were feeling quite well, taking out one by one the silent types and throwing the village into confusion. As
Nogrod has pointed out, their killing pattern suggests that they felt pretty secure. And yet, why didn't they kill
Naria or
Volo before
Rune? Maybe it was a random choice, or maybe it was the fact that no one really suspected
Rune. No one was after
Volo too much, either, though...and yesterday, though
Naria got attention, we were all quite prepared to let her go for the time being.
But
Rune's accusations make him stand out: not because of who he accused, but because of how he did it - with seemingly the utmost certainty. I can see why the wolves would be afraid he was the Seer. If the Seer knew for certain who one or two of the wolves were, might they risk being killed if they felt the village was in danger if they waited much longer? I think the wolves, at least, thought it quite possible that the Seer would act in such a way.
I will probably vote for either
CoD or
Naria, because I really do feel it is the best way to clear things up. If whoever we lynch turns out innocent...well, it will be a more difficult decision tomorrow whether or not to take our chances and lynch the other.
Volo has caught my attention with his really...weird...reasoning. I may end up voting for
CoD myself, but I do not understand why he talks about how
Nogrod seems innocent (and bases it largely on that other people have assumed him innocent since the start of the game) - but mentions that he doesn't like on of his lists and his vote for
Anguirel on Day One - and then discusses how
Farael seems innocent as well, only to vote for
CoD. Huh? Too bad he seems to have disappeared again. And I suppose I'll have to cut him some slack because he seemed to be in a rush.
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I tend to agree with Boro here (no Lommy, it's not that, at least in my case) that the wolves made a good kill as all the discussion has been centered around a couple of people. We shouldn't try to discuss everyone all the time as that would just break off but surely we could spread this discussion a bit!
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What bothers me is that both you and
Boro are saying we should spread the discussion, and yet neither of you have ventured to share with us who you feel it should be spread to. Those of us who are innocent do not
know who should be considered and who shouldn't be, so simply saying we should spread our focus encompasses just about everyone. Being narrow-minded isn't good, I agree, but I had problems with
Naria before
Rune's death, and we've all had problems with
CoD since Day One. If there is someone you feel is quite suspicious, I'd love to hear more ideas.
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I'll promise to give it a try.
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Ah, sorry. I look forward to it.
I know there are things I missed, but this post is already too long.