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Originally Posted by Lottie re: Brinn
You really have nothing to say about Eonwe beyond agreeing with Greenie and therefore lumping him and Boro together? I personally don't understand her argument that they're on the same side at all. Like, I don't understand what the argument is. What I see is, Eonwe came out swinging, very like a wolf who decided not to kill him and to instead try to argue that his fake reveal was suspicious, and who was surprised to find that the village wasn't super interested in suspecting Boro when he assumed they would be. Eonwe already tied the two of you together by trying to say that you looked innocent like Lommy - now you're saying he looks innocent like Boro? Looks a lot like two packmates to me.
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I'm not sure what to make of
Brinn at this stage - I'm somewhat worried about how she's floating by without committing to anything that could become controversial, and I've reached a point where I get nervous if someone agrees with me because what if they're a wolf seeking brownie points.
But regardless of what
Brinn is, I think the argument for
Boro and
Eonwe being on the same side does make sense. As in -
The wolves are bound to be pretty desperately looking for the Seer at this stage, and if half the village noticed
Boro's hints, they're bound to have done. Nobody's been able to find anything that looks half that "Seerish" in
Pitchwife's posts. Sure, the wolves could have guessed
Boro was bluffing; but would they really be willing to take the risk and leave him alive? So far, this pack's Night kills have looked rather safe and cautious than bold. So to me, the only logical reasons for them not to kill
Boro are either
1) he was far enough off in one of his "dreams" that the wolves knew he wasn't the real Seer, or
2) he's one of them.
As for the
Eonwe connection - if it's option 1), this would mean either that
Lommy and/or
Brinn are wolves, and/or that
Eonwe is innocent. More specifically, the
Pitchwife kill doesn't make sense if they're going for the Seer,
Eonwe is a wolf and
Boro isn't; both
Pitch and
Boro suspected
Eonwe, and I can't see
how Pitch could have looked more Seer-ish to them than
Boro. So I'd say if the wolves are gunning for the Seer and
Boro isn't one of them, then
Eonwe likely isn't, either. Make sense?
If it's option 2), meanwhile, the above would explain why he's coming out now instead of letting it play out and fake-revealing at a later point. If we believe
Boro's claim, then
Eonwe being a likely innocent is a fairly logical conclusion.
Eonwe was under a lot of fire yesterDay and quite a bit toDay, too. Something like this could be the only thing keeping both him and
Boro alive and distracting the village for the 2 (!!!) days they'd need in order to win.
(I've just had a horrible thought. What if we have a pack of
Boro/Eonwe/Kath? We wouldn't know what hit us.)
All this aside, I do think it's more likely that
Boro is innocent. But I also stand by my conclusion that this means
Eonwe likely is, too.