Werewolf XLII, Mist in the Barrow Downs - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Rikae · 02-13-2008, 03:48 PM

Menel the seer? The only sense I can make of that is that he must have put his hopes in throwing the wolves off his track by doing nothing but accusing an ordo, so he could have as many dreams as possible before revealing. Considering that there was no Ranger, that makes sense - but apparently the wolves thought killing him was a good opportunity to frame me.

[sarcasm]Oh, my! How could we have possibly lynched an innocent Macalaure?

Well, I think that there must have been a wolf (or two) among the Macalaure-voters - after all, the wolves knew he was innocent, and so they voted for him! Or maybe they just wanted to get Mac out of the way -- and, after all, they had voiced suspicions of him earlier, so they could vote for him without flip-flopping at the last minute! Yes, this is a watertight argument -- we should focus solely on the Macalaure-voters(Legate, Greenie and Nerwen) today. Sure, there are 9 people here, but as Nerwen says "we can only lynch one at a time"!

[/sarcasm]

Actually, though, that thing Nerwen said struck me, on second glance, as what possibly be a slip. We can only lynch one at a time, eh, Nerwen?
Actually, I do find the Macalaure voters wolfish, not because they lynched an ordo, but because they created suspicion out of thin air. I analyzed it yesterday, just go back and look -- the reasons behind lynching Macalaure were utter... mist.

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02-13-2008, 03:48 PM	#11
Rikae Mellifluous Maia Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: A glade open to the stars, deep in Nan Elmoth Posts: 3,489	Menel the seer? The only sense I can make of that is that he must have put his hopes in throwing the wolves off his track by doing nothing but accusing an ordo, so he could have as many dreams as possible before revealing. Considering that there was no Ranger, that makes sense - but apparently the wolves thought killing him was a good opportunity to frame me. [sarcasm]Oh, my! How could we have possibly lynched an innocent Macalaure? Well, I think that there must have been a wolf (or two) among the Macalaure-voters - after all, the wolves knew he was innocent, and so they voted for him! Or maybe they just wanted to get Mac* out of the way* -- and, after all, they had voiced suspicions of him earlier, so they could vote for him without flip-flopping at the last minute! Yes, this is a watertight argument -- we should focus solely on the Macalaure-voters(Legate, Greenie and Nerwen) today. Sure, there are 9 people here, but as Nerwen says "we can only lynch one at a time"! [/sarcasm] Actually, though, that thing Nerwen said struck me, on second glance, as what possibly be a slip. We can only lynch one at a time, eh, Nerwen? Actually, I do find the Macalaure voters wolfish, not because they lynched an ordo, but because they created suspicion out of thin air. I analyzed it yesterday, just go back and look -- the reasons behind lynching Macalaure were utter... mist.