Rune Whelp of Bjarne
Day Two
#139
He jokes and states the obvious.
#142
He responds to
Gil-Galad with the same sudden defensiveness that we have already witnessed before, but then he says
"It might as well speak for you innocense as your guilt."
In the end: much ado about nothing.
#167
Quote:
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Originally Posted by Rune
My talking about irrelevant stuff is mostly because I am trying to hide the fact that I do not have any good suspicions, I am constantly hoping that the next time I read through some post that something will jump into mind.
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This is very interesting: He admits his own fault of having no good suspicions in order to get away with another post of irrelevant stuff. This confession of minor faults in order to increase one's credibility is something I did some times in the one game that I was evil.
He then continues with some obviousnesses about double lynchings
#170
This post looks to me like he has now realised that he cannot make it through completely without making any points. The comment of mine which he picked up looks almost as if picked up at random. To found his suspicion of
Brinniel upon it is a very, very weak point. He also says that
Gil "is an ordo once again or that he is a cunning wolf", which has absolutely no content. Actually,
Rune and
Gil look more and more like wolvish comrades to me.
#172
He goes back to his suspects of yesterDay (ouch!), but realises he obviously can't vote
Volo any more. He relativises his suspicions of
Brinniel and
Gil and does a quick analysis of me (exclusively about Day One). He votes me on the basis of this.
This whole post looks extremely contrived, I'm sorry.
#201
He retracts from me to
Boro without giving any reason.
Day Three
#233
He complains about the votes for him and defends his own vote vigorously.
Actually, I don't even think his vote itself is that suspicious. It's the badness of its reasoning. Though it is also possible that he wanted to save Wolf-
Legate (I'm not as convinced of
Legate's wolfdom as
SPM is) but didn't want people to turn towards himself if it fails. But this is a very vague theory.
#235
He apologises for his harshness, which of course is a good thing, but then it also echoes #167 again.
#239
He tells
Gil the Confused that
Boro was an ordo.
#241
After
Gil has bent his own argument by 180 degrees,
Rune thinks it's worth considering.
Honestly, I can only shake my head at this.
I am now very convinced that
Rune is a wolf and quite convinced that
Gil is one, too. There are some others which I would maybe put into the same bag at the moment, but I don't want to complicate matters unnecessarily. One wolf after the other.