Well... I'm here and reading, and while I am utterly disinclined to do so, I feel guilty about not posting so... I'm posting.
Pitch has unflatteringly, but dead-accurately described me as "maybe I can be bothered, maybe not," and to be 100% honest, I'm more wrapped up in my paper at the moment than in catching wolves.
I'd prefer to think that speaks for my innocence, given that I tend to be more invested in things as a wolf--and as the Days go on, and there's more to analyze--but that's just me. I believe I have been obliqued accused of being somewhat callous already... let me dig up the quote...
Quote:
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Originally Posted by Nerwen
You're upset no-one got killed in the Night? Really?  |
Okay, maybe I exaggerate to say "callous," but it's a nice, hard-boiled accusation that would fit with
Pitch's description of me. And, let's be clear: I am a bit callous here. We would have more to go on if we had a cold, dead wolf-kill. At Night 2 in the game, it's arguably more valuable for the village to lose an ordo and gain some concrete evidence than to go kill-less. Obviously, this will vary depending on the situation--for example, in the case of a Ranger-save, at least the Ranger knows who one innocent is, and can do some digging accordingly... but the only people in THIS situation who now know more than they did yesterDay are the BW and the Wolves... none of whom are on the village's side.
Heh--look at that! I'm all worked up now. A good, rousing reply in the next half hour or so might even spur me to more action.
Maybe.
