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Rikae · 07-13-2008, 09:23 AM

I'm leaning toward thinking Aganzir more wolfish than Shasta. Looking at Shasta yesterDay already made me more inclined to forgive his odd behavior, but Aganzir's vote really seems to have come out of nowhere. Her behavior toDay seems very much like a typical wolf who is under some pressure - her case aganst Kitanna seems rather forced (especially the "myself" bit) and the make a case, vote, and leave pattern is a tactic I've used myself as a cornered wolf - throwing something out there for the village to chew on (she even encourages us to look into it more) and then dropping out of sight and, hopefully, out of mind.
Also, the way she deals with Shasta toDay is so ambiguous, it really has me thinking even more they may be wolves together. She could simply go after him as an easy way to get herself out of danger, and might even do so as a wolf, but it looks as though she's trying to protect her last packmate by drawing suspicion elsewhere, while making wishy-washy statements about him to cover herself, should he be lynched.

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07-13-2008, 09:23 AM	#11
Rikae Mellifluous Maia Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: A glade open to the stars, deep in Nan Elmoth Posts: 3,489	I'm leaning toward thinking Aganzir more wolfish than Shasta. Looking at Shasta yesterDay already made me more inclined to forgive his odd behavior, but Aganzir's vote really seems to have come out of nowhere. Her behavior toDay seems very much like a typical wolf who is under some pressure - her case aganst Kitanna seems rather forced (especially the "myself" bit) and the make a case, vote, and leave pattern is a tactic I've used myself as a cornered wolf - throwing something out there for the village to chew on (she even encourages us to look into it more) and then dropping out of sight and, hopefully, out of mind. Also, the way she deals with Shasta toDay is so ambiguous, it really has me thinking even more they may be wolves together. She could simply go after him as an easy way to get herself out of danger, and might even do so as a wolf, but it looks as though she's trying to protect her last packmate by drawing suspicion elsewhere, while making wishy-washy statements about him to cover herself, should he be lynched.