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Originally Posted by SPM
How convenient that the two other villagers that Holbytlass claims to have dreamed of are both dead.
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I've pondered that, and I'm wanting to say that it actually makes me believe
Holby. Surely a WW would claim that their subjects were still living? Name one of their fellows as well as one innocent as "innocent", and the truly innocent villager is likely to side with them on that day. But if the village swings against them and they are lynched and discovered to be lying, how will the village know to treat the two "dreams" when the subjects were a mix of WW and Ordo?
What are the thoughts of others on this issue?
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Originally Posted by SPM
No, I am not the Seer. But I am innocent.
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Honestly, this is what I expected you to say. Being the Seer would seem like too much of a coincidence.
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Originally Posted by SPM
The real Seer should not reveal unless he/she has dreamed of another Wolf or I look to be in danger of being lynched, as we might get another Night's dream if we lynch Holby toDay and are lucky overNight.
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Hardy har har.
That gives you an out, doesn't it. If the "true Seer" doesn't step forward, you can claim that they are following your advice.
But look at the situation- "or I look to be in danger of being lynched". You ARE in danger,
SPM! If you are truly innocent and
Holby is a WW, then you are obviously the target of choice for all the WWs, meaning that only ONE ORDO has to vote for you to deliver the win to the WWs. And so obviously, if you are indeed innocent, the Seer
needs to step up.
Well, I guess it's not an absolute, but certainly very very likely to be necessary.