Some thoughts on
Boromir.
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Originally Posted by Boro
Wow, is this village stacked, or what? If I was a wolf I would be as scared as hell.
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I think I missed this line yesterday. It does sound as if it could have come from a bold werewolf, which
Boro would be.
There's been a lot of talk about the "us" thing. I think this comment looks innocentish. The "Batman" line made me grin. What is odd is that he gives a lot of valid criticism on
Nogrod, but still thinks he's acting like he always does. If he thinks that, then why spend so much time on those criticism?
His vote for
Kath doesn't ring an alarm for me. The way he responds to
Farael's suspicions is strange. I can't say whether good strange or bad strange. I could see it both ways. In the post where he retracts from
Kath he sounds rather reasonable.
He votes for known innocent
Shasta instead of known evildoer
Nogrod. Still, the way he gets there is understandable. Today (except for hesitating on my case against
Aganzir 
), he's only made statements I agree with, especially the worrisomeness of
mormegil.
Conclusion? I think, at the moment, I'm leaning more towards the innocent side with
Boromir, but not any more than leaning.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Boro
There was another village when I was the seer and Nogrod was a wolf...we had lynched two wolves and Nogrod, being the sly wolf he was cast, crucial votes to get both of them lynched.
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I remember that village vividly. It's part of the reason why I find it very probable that
Nogrod told his fellows, or one at least, to cast a deciding vote against him, which
Aganzir did.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Aganzir
Quote:
Originally Posted by me
Why does she put so much pressure on Shasta? If this is a campaign to get another vote for Nogrod, then why does she only address him?
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I suspected Nogrod more than Shasta. Nerwen looked more innocent than either of them. I had said I'd switch to Shasta if it started to seem Nerwen would be lynched, and reminded Shasta of this.
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I buy this, but I'm not sure whether it makes you less suspicious. You still gave
Nogrod a deciding vote while maintaining a possibility to get out of it. I still don't understand what exactly made you suspicious of him. Your plan could have been to either look unsuspicious because of a crucial vote for a dead wolf, or to save your fellow without looking too suspicious because you at least put him into danger.
Like
Nogrod, you only defended yourself against the accusations you were able to defend yourself against. But I just note it, I'm not telling you to do so now, because I'd be far more interested in regular posts by you.