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I just wanted to add that they also fear that a wolf is taken away by the GW's scry. (Mac)
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There is also that, but that is something they cannot control. (Perhaps the EW can minimise that danger by picking unscryable targets--but what constitutes an unscryable target?) Enedwaith, they can control the Hunter-killing affair by avoiding the Hunter (not killing anyone who suspects a Werewolf.)
And thanks for summarising the
Nerwen-bandwaggon for me.
Since I've managed to convince myself that the Wolves do talk to each other (
), I can use my normal vote-analysis method.
Nerwen-bandwaggon, in order of increasing suspicion. (Times are GMT+8.)
- Aganzir (06:59am), who had to vote to save herself--there were still three villagers who didn't vote, two of whom have posted (Lhuna and Kath-chan). If Agan does turn out to be evil, they are probably innocent. (Or perhaps the wolves can't communicate. Haha.)
- Cailín (05:56am) who started the whole thing with a valid reason.
- Durelin (06:28am), who has expressed suspicion of Nerwen throughout--even before Cailín (q.v.)
- Lalaith (06:15am), who did express some suspicion of Nerwen (qq.v. 146, 182)
- Diamond18 (06:45am), who voted just cos she liked to keep Fantine. Well, in that case (DAY 1s
), I think I would have, too--but still.
- McCaber (06:09am), who voted with a shifty reason, was the second vote in the bandwaggon (often the psychological trigger), and acted like a submarine (no suspicion commitment).
So . . .
++McCaber
G'nite!