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Originally Posted by Nogrod
But the second vibe is that her pointing at Greenie looks like something I hadn't quite concentrated on myself. And I must admit I'm the worst person to look at her as her father I'm totally blind to her. But there's something in that kind of principled stance she has that makes me feel a bit insecure with her. It's like the most you get from her posts is that she is an individual who dares to attack guys like tp on style & stance issues. But she seems to be a bit careful with her opinions when it comes to actual suspicions making her a super-wolf when she is one. (Yeah, my problem with her is that I partly think that's the way sahe is and partly I think is she fooling me - and others - with exactly that)
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This seems like a very careful, well-thought out statement about
Greenie. Could be wolf-on-wolf.
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Originally Posted by Greenie
Well I can't help but think that from a reasonable player such as Nog this really looks like a vague argument. Truly, that argument looks like grasping at straws more than anything else. (Or then it's just me when I really saw nothing at all suspicious about Leggie's SW jokes.) Anyhow, I don't know how would it serve a wolf-Nog to make such a vague case on Legate when he already had suspicions and voting candidates of his own. Perhaps if he wanted to give the other reps more fuel for lynching Legate without joining the bandwagon himself... But really, I'm not sure - otherwise Nog has looked quite innocent so I don't quite buy my own argument yet...
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Originally Posted by Greenie
First of all, I think Nogrod's behaviour toDay has been quite odd. He seems somehow very aggressive (ahem - I mean, more than usual ) and seems to get heated very easily. The way he reacts to tp's and Boro's posts about him looks really like overreacting and playing the martyr to me. That over-confident "you say this about me, which I don't like, so you are either wolf or stupid: and because I know you can do better and are not stupid, it means you are a wolf!" -attitude doesn't sit right with me. Also, I still don't like his traditional "you know I'm not the kind of player who does that" -argument.
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Hmm...there seemed to be a lot of suspicion of Nogrod on this Day, yet no one voted to lynch him. It's possible one of the Noggie suspectors was a fellow wolf. <-------------- I said this the first time I put up the quotes and I still agree with this possibility.
Greenie could be a likely candidate because of the way she seems to carefully go about her suspicions of
Nogrod. There's many more quotes from her about him that Day, but I'm just pointing a couple out.
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Originally Posted by Greenie
Gwathagor - I wouldn't be surprised if he was the last wolf, though he isn't necessarily my top suspect. Does not seem innocentish but not especially wolvish either.
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Could be a safe way to go about suspecting him.
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Originally Posted by Greenie
Just by intuition I'd say Lommy and Rune at least are innocent.
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This bothers me. At this late stage, you just can't go by intuition. There needs to be an actual argument supporting their innocence.
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Originally Posted by Greenie
Brinn - I guess it's her. Not because she looks overly suspicious, but because I feel everyone else more innocent than her. I'll check some posts of hers if I have the time.
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What irks me about this comment is not the fact that she suspects me, but because she figures I must be guilty because everyone else "feels" innocent.
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Originally Posted by Greenie
As for what Brinn said, yes, it's true we need to actually do something in order to get some satisfactory results. I'll look at your posts darling if I only have the time - right now I have some homework stuff to do and such. I'll be back when I'm done, though, and see if I still have time for some reading.
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This post makes me feel a little better. And I'll be more satisfied if she actually does an analysis of me.