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Originally Posted by Legate
Hm, that's quite far-fetched-seeming, I think. Why? In the current situation, I'd think the wolf wants to lynch anyone but not himself, while at the same time causing as little suspicion for himself as possible.
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I don't think it's far-fetched. The lone wolf will be nervous. The odds are against him. He wants to remove threats. He can't just go with the flow- he has to to make sure that attention is focused elsewhere. So he'll find a way to point the finger at others and keep the focus there. And he'll point towards the more dangerous players first.
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Originally Posted by Legate of Amon Lanc
In any case, since my first post toDay, my thoughts were (if I put it in the really extreme way): "if Roa is lynched and innocent, Morm should be lynched the next Day". Which is what I think more people would think, including the Wolf. It will be very short-sighted for Morm to get you lynched, as he'd be one to go after you. That's one thought I have about this.
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Actually, I have been thinking along the same lines, which is why Lal is more suspicious to me right now than morm. Especially with the way she agrees with him and yet finds him suspicious at the same time. If I'm lynched and found innocent, then everyone looks at morm, who would probably be lynched, getting rid of two strong players in one move, while be able to kill the people with the least amount of evidence at Night. She's distancing herself.