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Originally Posted by mormegil
Will you please tell us if you are on our side? This response did not reassure me of that. A werebear type role would want the wolves eliminated too.
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The only ones who should be worried about my allegiance are the wolves. I'm no were, grizzly, koala, or any kind of bear. I'm just a lonely killer, temporarily satisfied by the blood of wolves.
I'm cool with
Lommy's scheme, that would cover all possible options.
Although,
Mith's idea here:
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However I have had an idea that is either bonkers or genius and I am not sure which. We know that there must be a majority of innocents in the dead thread now and that they seem to be horrifically active. I know given my vehement opposition to rigged voting day one but if we arranged a tie either of the unknowns or even go the whole hog and all just self vote then the dead can either take out a known wolf or if they don't know any leave us all to bicker another day. Too much of a risk of something going wrong?
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I would put more on the genius. I mean it would be the best way for the Dead to have power and help us. I don't think it could go wrong on their end. It may go wrong on the living end, simply if one living wolf breaks rank and messes it up. Of course it would mean they're exposed as a wolf, but by the time we may not have the numbers to do anything about it. We still can't be sure if there's 1 pack or 2, or even if I was right about
Lalaith.
To answer
morm's question on my suspicions of
Lalaith/why I targeted her. As I said yesterday, it was a later decision, because I had in mind to leave the clue as I had before (calling
Eomer "den-dweller"), but when I was going through everything from that day and
Nerwen's reveals.
Lalaith had been playing under the radar, but still was sounding really certain about
Lottie and
Mac's guilt. And after all these years I still remember
Mith's words about sounding certain as a sign of a wolf. Granted, that's a bit simplified, but I figured her certainty made her look guilty more than gifted, and worse than
Eomer's posts about sacrificing one of the lovers for information.