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Originally Posted by Eomer of the Rohirrim
Initial thoughts: Ozban is an interesting kill as players tend to leave those who haven't played for a while alive - unless there's a good reason. Definite Seer hint in there, eh? Eh?
I'd read less into Kath's death, because the urge to kill Kath is completely understandable at all times.  (I will have a look at Kath, of course) |
I'd probably agree.
Ozban's death is the more strange of the two, given that this is only his second WW game, and there are still many players who weren't that familiar with him. Could it be as simple as the no-trace? Why didn't they go after one of the "names", who tend to be harder to lynch?
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Originally Posted by Eomer of the Rohirrim
Ok, not sure why certain people today find the lynching of Sally an obvious blunder - we had no idea who to string up! I didn't vote for her, but I'm not going to just assume that evil folk were involved in her slaying. Can people explain what was so wrong about choosing Sally (without referring to hindsight, naturally).
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Well, I wasn't here for the ending of the Day, but I hadn't thought anything evil of
Sally. I am merely curious to know what was in the thoughts of her voters.
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Originally Posted by Cailín
Right now, I have a good feeling about Legate, Lommy, Rikae and strangely enough about Inzil, though he seems somewhat paranoid. Reason tells me Boromir88, Eomer and Kitanna are innocent. Pure insanity tells me Aganzir probably is worth keeping alive as well.
The wolves are almost certainly A Little Green, Macalaure, Loslote and Nessa (confidence is key).
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Paranoid? I don't think you've got to see me in Paranoia Mode yet.
I'm still not comfortable with
Nessa.
Mac worries me because he's been unnaturally passive, for him. Ordinarily, he's already called for my lynch by now.
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Originally Posted by Cailín
I hope this information will suffice for those interested in forming an opinion on my part in this plot or building a case against me. I will return later or tomorrow with something more substantial.
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That's rather an odd thing to say. Whether it's evil-odd, or just odd, I don't know.