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Originally Posted by Nerwen
By the way, I'm not happy about the suspicion against me yesterDay. In my view the "case" against me was paper-thin– though it's true that it was going to be hard to make a really strong case against anyone at that point.
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You may see it that way, but I don't. Your actions on Day 3 and especially Day 4 look clearly suspicious to me.
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Originally Posted by Nerwen
See, that's the other thing about Brinniel– she sounded like she knew Morsul was innocent.
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I didn't know
Morsul was innocent, but I was pretty certain about it because it just wasn't logical that he would be a wolf.
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Originally Posted by Aganzir
Where did that 1/5 come from? If we lynched the unicorn today, there would be a 1/11 chance that Greenie comes back, 2/11 for Lottie to be happy and 3/11 that no one is resurrected.
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Exactly. The odds are so low, it doesn't make sense to lynch the unicorn just for the possibility that
Greenie could come back. And while any other innocent would be nice, they won't necessarily provide us with that much more help and could end up being very misguided about who the last wolf is.
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Originally Posted by skip
Also, why did you not vote Brinn? There was still a chance to lynch Nerwen. All it would take was one person retracting his or her Morsul vote and re-voting Nerwen.
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Yeah, which was clearly unlikely.
winty seemed pretty much gone by then.
Nerwen used her retraction to save herself, and would obviously never vote for herself anyway.
Lottie was the only one to convince, and I tried to persuade her to vote
Nerwen and failed. By then, it was too late to persuade her to change it, and I'm quite certain she wouldn't have used her only retraction anyway when she seemed quite happy with her vote on
Morsul. Even though my vote would've made no difference, I probably should've made one anyway simply for vote record reasons, but I was so irritated at the time, I couldn't be bothered with it.
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Originally Posted by skip
If you are innocent I think it more probable that you'd take the risk of keeping the retraction and hoping none shows up to vote again. The consequences for the innocent team wouldn't have been that bad if this happened.
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Not necessarily. I've seen innocents retract to save themselves before.
Okay, since we don't know what happened last Night, we should keep the possibility of a cursed turning in the back of our minds, but not yet attempt to go about looking for one just yet. The smartest thing we can do is find the last wolf and if we do and the game's still going, then obviously the cursed has been turned. I think killing the final wolf is really the only way to know what happened for sure.
Btw, if we were to lynch the cursed, would the narration indicate whether that cursed had indeed been turned, or would we be left guessing?