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To Tom, Spawn, and those others who have commented on my not revealing how retractable vote helps me. Review the post as I explained it. I don't want wolves knowing my mind, then they would be able to use that against you. Because to know what your enemy is thinking or planning will only lead to your own downfall.
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The problem with this reasoning is that it isn’t ‘Boromir versus the wolves’, it’s the village as a whole against the wolves. If Boromir is an innocent, then hiding behind this reasoning and not justifying his votes is going to get him lynched, and that is not going to help the village. His perspective struck me as a strange one, as it seems to work against the well being of the village. The issue is not one of trust, The best way for everyone to work towards the safety of the village seems to me to be coming up with viable ideas as to who might be guilty and why. Althrough I am not completely convinced of his guilt, I am going to vote:
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05-30-2006, 03:58 PM
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