Ugh, I wanted to look at the lynch yesterDay and at
Legate's posts but it's closer to 3am (oops) so I'm gonna do that tomorrow.
Still gonna say that the lynch was strangely unanimous. Clearly, a lot of innocents weren't believing
Sally, and the wolves felt safe enough to hop in. As has been pointed out, mathematically
Sally didn't have a particularly high chance of hitting a wolf. I guess the risk was worth it for the wolves and it was easy to hide in the flurry of innocents.
Sally got 10 votes, so in the very least 3/5 of the
Sally voters were innocent. Which makes the lynch possibly more difficult to analyse.
I also want to look at those who did not vote for
Sally, and if any of them comes off as too sure of
Sally's innocence. What a nicer place for a wolf to chill than staying away from a big innocent-on-innocent bandwagon that's bound to get scrutiny the next Day?
Safe to say, there are likely wolves both among those who did and those who did not vote for
Sally. I think only closely analysing people's proclaimed reasons to do what they did will tell who's who. Or maybe not that either because I'm getting less and less convinced that werewolf is about logic.
edit: xed with Brinn and Pitch