The countess smiles a very small smile and a cold laugh escapes her.
It is very strange to be suspected. (As Foley, I really don't know how I'm going to go about to make a feelingless post when so violently attacked...)
Have I not explained myself to you people several times? My concept is not difficulty, and to my knowledge, it hasn't changed. Dullness of wit, perhaps, keeps you from seeing that.
Nogrod, because you have left and claim that you are not coming back, I suppose I can not change your mind, but I have yet have time, perhaps, to say something that will keep the others from believing you and following your lead. Of course, I am also terribly tempted to let myself be killed. It would be poetic justice, I think, if I were to die and you could see your mistake. All your careful reasoning and thought would come to nothing and you'd have to start over. But, no...I would the true dancers win this round and not let the wolves take over.
Before I make any defence, I will comment on others.
Farael, I don't like your excuses. I don't like them at all. To early in the day to know who was quiet and who wasn't? Well, it was obvious that I
certainly wasn't. Perhaps if I had talked
less, and not been so bold in some posts, you would vote for someone
else who talked enough to make themselves suspicious?
I have no new comments on
Mormegil because he is not able to post here today. Nothing new except this - I am inclined to believe that he is not a wolf. I think that if I were wolf and I could not be here for a day, I would not bother to vote. That could be taken incorrectly, people might suspect, it's too dangerous. Besides that, wolves get to kill who they like at night. I wouldn't risk absentee voting.
I have not really paid much attention to
Naria. Right now, I am going through all this second Dance's posts. It just struck me a moment ago...Valier said this in her first post of this Dance:
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Originally Posted by Valier
Well the first day kill is usually one made well sort of in spite, the wolves can kill pretty much anyone they want the first day and have it not really point to anyone and if it does that could just be a way for them to desguise themselves as innocent.
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I am not certain, but I think it makes more sense if she meant to say night instead of first day. Anyhow, she says this, and then Naria say:
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Originally Posted by Naria
Mac, Yes I read through everything and yes I knew the situation. Simply put, I voted for her out of spite.
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The word 'spite' when talking about killing is brought up again. But this time, it is clear that she was talking about her vote. As for as I understand it, one doesn't generally vote out of spite to kill someone.
But that could just be coincidence...
Valier does seem strangely anxious to appear innocent, BUT her posts of defense have been directed towards
Farael because
Farael is wanting to lynch the quiet ones and
Valier is one of those players who (in my experience) is habitually quiet. I've seen her playing a wolf a couple times and she generally does a really good job of appearing innocent, but she does it in a quiet way, going unnoticed and managing to travel through the game without great fits of trying to explain her innocence when there is no way to tell for certain. I do not have any opinion about her following my lead on voting for
Farael. It's a free country, isn't it? (Sorry, that's a joke from our house.) And it's
possible that he's guilty, isn't it? On the other hand, it was an easy vote for
Valier.
As of this dance,
Farael has been consistant. He even voted for a person who is quiet! (But
Morm's quiet because he can't
help but
be quiet.) As some people have mentioned.
Farael has managed to keep the conversation wholly on his plan of action, posting many times about it.
Nogrod has been very helpful by bringing up two very strong cases against
Valier and myself. He is a strong ally, smart and willing to think things over, and he is a dangerous enemy. I am sorry to have made him suspicious of me, because if he really wants to, I'm sure he could tear me down and get me killed, regardless of my innocence.
I am tending towards letting
Lalwende remain unsuspected in my mind. Until either I get more time to consider everyone's votes, or she writes more, I am not going to try to talk myself into suspecting her.
Eomer has posted few times, but he tends to make sense, mostly. My only quarrel with him is the fact that he voted for Kath when I thought she was probably innocent.
I find
Celuien's words to make sense.
Cailin, too, is nonsuspicious.
I have been distracted all morning (customers coming in and out of the store) and this post is taking me ages to write. I apologize. I'm going to send this and then post again with answers to my accusers.
-- Folwren