Tol-in-Gaurhoth XV-The Villagers Strike Back!

[Kath]

Oh in which case Mith I see your point. Farael has no special insight so where was the point in revealing himself? Farael, when you appear, want to answer that?

[Eomer of the Rohirrim]

Farael suspected Menel of being a Hero. What's so difficult here? Farael is an inexperienced wolf and has made mistakes, but it would be madness to slay him today. At least leave him alive for a few more days. We will take a few days to catch both heroes anyway AND by that time Farael will have a much better idea of who to bring down with him if he is the Hunter.

Mith, I am listening to you but I think you're wrong in this matter and shouldn't be taking this opposition too personally. Some of us have made mistakes in this game, Farael more than most. But I will certainly argue against killing Farael today.

All this is, I fear, a collosal waste of time. By the way I, like Morm, am quite eager to kill Wayne today. If he's not going to catch up with the discussion then he is a total liability to our cause, whether Hero or no.


(And now for something completely stupid) Kath, can I ask why you think I'm innocent? If you want my opinion of my performance I'm doing a pretty bad job! I suppose that, in all my past treachery, I've been pretty smart and collected, in stark contrast to this Isle of Werewolves. Can it truly be said that a Warg feels more at home amongst Men than he does amongst Wolves?

One more thing: Could someone please explain the case against Gurthang? I'm quite surprised that he's getting all this suspicion.

[Eomer of the Rohirrim]

Just read Morm's post and he basically said something which I forgot to post just there.

Being: Farael the inexperienced thought he was going to die and wanted to save himself for another day, whilst affording the island one extra chance of lynching a Hero. The more I think about it, the more mundane it appears.