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Originally Posted by Macalaure
Holbytlass has been looking fishy to me all the game. Her recent theory about me is the most far-fetched thing I have seen in a long time (no offense ). I think she is a cobbler, if not something worse.
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Hmmm. This interjection of 'no offence' suggests that Mac and Holbytlass are not in cahoots with one another. Therefore, one is good, one bad. They are not a pairing of cobbler/wolf.
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Originally Posted by Macalaure
You make me wonder, Nogrod. Even if you don't agree with my last point on Holby, why do you dismiss her possible guilt without much comment? What makes you feel better about her than about Cailín or Lal?
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Mac challenges Nogrod for dismissing bad feelings about Holbytlass. Honest or bluff? But then Mac goes on to challenge myself and Cailin, two people who have been thought of in a good light. Mac could be seeking a new direction (especially after that big lynching), which indeed is something I agree with, or he could be seeking to steer everyone towards new scapegoats.
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Originally Posted by Holbytlass
ABOUT CAILIN
She finds everyone to be innocent maybe because she knows all, but one, are innocent.
Actually, I don’t find her suspicious at all, but then that was how Celuien was at first perceived, up front with analysis and very calm. I tend to believe her innocent though.
ABOUT FARAEL
Is very straight forward and adamant about his plan, trying to be helpful to village
Could be something there between him and Folwren but I think Folwren to be the guilty one
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Two very revealing comments. Folwren is/was of course innocent, so why say this? I think this is a bluff about Farael (who is also beginning a campaign against me). Cailin has of course been extraordinarily well protected throughout the game and continues to be. Which is very fishy.
I'm watching Holbytlass and Cailin right now. And also Mac, to decide upon guilt or innocence.