[Boromir88]

As promised my morm stuff...

Day 1, part un. He comes comes out and advocates a plan, a structure to our proceedings. The phantom asks why must we have regulations, and morm stick to the fact that he likes plans.

This neither points to morm's innocent or guilt, it's the way I remember him. He likes plans, I've seen him propose some quite whacky ideas, so nothing suspicious, but nothing that would say to me morm's innocent either.

Like the phantom questioned, why set regulations to follow, we've always been more of a self-regulating body anyways. We don't like seeing too many lynch possibilities on day 1, we don't like seeing too few. Although, this was a bit of a different situation, because it was about representatives, so I would say the discussion was quite necessary, it was a new concept. A wolf-morm would benefit by appearing reasonable, sensible, getting some trust, just as an innocent morm would benefit from it.

I must say that while he is usually fairly verbose tp seems a bit peppier than normal, almost silly which has me slightly worried. I tend to trust him because he is fairly serious and he seems genuine about helping if cocky and arrogant, but I get a feeling of silliness that could indicate that he knows more than the rest of us, if you know what I mean.~morm

This post I don't like, because he's trying to accuse tp of being silly, thus he's a wolf. But notice the careful wording he uses...first morm says "I tend to trust the phantom, but you know his silliness is a little bothersome." The careful wording I don't like is his "if you know what I mean," it's like he's implying tp has a special role. What I don't like about it, is if tp was the seer, and morm was innocent, I don't know why he would clue in so early to any "special" behavior. But see, when someone says " he/she knows too much" the automatic assumption that is tied to it is "WOLF!" Anyway, why would an innocent morm set up tp as having a special role so early in the game?

Day 1, Part Deux.

morm seems a bit rushed the second part of the day, and very busy. There's no point there, just an overall statement. Day 1 was busy, busy, busy, and those who don't have a lot of time will of course be rushed and are crunched for time.

But I don't like his response to Nogrod's suspicion:

Nog seems to suspect me for talking about phantom...odd he repeats this of me a few times and suspects me for doing something similar.

I never like this defense, it's rather a weak cop out. All this defense is...Nog's accusing me of the same thing he's doing, irgo, if you think I'm a wolf you should be suspicious of yourself. I don't like it, because as I've said I'm a hypocrit, yes I'll suspect people for doing the same exact thing as me, because we're all different. It's a situational thing, different people react differently to the same situation. It's a cop out, and you're all going about how ploys are such a bad cop out.

His point on sally (post 408) also doesn't make sense:

These two parts caught my eye from Sally...I'm starting to read and will post as I go along. It is always odd when people apologize in advance, it as though they want to set it up that when questioned on something they can point it out that they have a reason for it.

I don't know how someone having a reason for something determines whether they're a wolf or not. It's an easy suspicion that can be generalized for anybody. I mean let's be honest, everyone has a reason for doing what they do? I may seem like a demented mad man, Mith would probably tell you that I am, but there's a method to it. Whether I'm a wolf or an innocent, I have a reason for acting the way I do. Having a "reason" for doing something alone doesn't make somebody a wolf or not. It's just a generalized suspicion that can be thrown at anybody, "sally's got a reason for doing something...that looks odd!"

He comments on Agan and Lommy's back-and-forth, and thinks both of them are innocent. Well, we know one is, the jury is still out on the other.

too be continued with Day 2.

Edit: crossed with Lommy and Nerwen