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A Voice That Gainsayeth
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: In that far land beyond the Sea
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Anyway, sort of generally... if I think about voting... Not voting Mira, because she could hang around for a while yet and then be modfired if she does not participate. If she does, we can at least read something from her and see. Not going to vote her now when she hasn't been around for a while. Not voting Morsul, said above, generally now leaning to think him innocent. Not voting Lommy. If there is anybody innocent around here, it's her. Not voting Agan either. I believe she is innocent. (Okay, though actually now Lommy has disputed that dream thing, so I might recheck it. Still, otherwise, not really suspecting her... or sort of "would like not to suspect her". Because I am sort of restraining myself from starting to think her a Wolf, because if she is, I am going to hate her.) Now we are getting into the harder part. Not voting skip? Because if he is a Wolf he would deserve it and at least we could lynch him in every consequent game? I am not really sure. Brinniel. Nerwen. Not really suspecting either of them. Brinniel maybe even less. Actually after her last posts I think her innocent. Nerwen, I think I am getting paranoid, maybe I need to re-read some of her older posts. Her summary as made by Agan does not make me suspect her, as many of the points she brings up there are explainable to me and I don't see anything suspicious in them. But then... now not sure if the rereading is going to accomplish much, to be honest. If she is a Wolf, the only way to incriminate her is to dream of her or to find her through her packmates. WW is not much around... his voting list speaks partially against him being a Wolf. Does that leave Shasta... I need to re-read him as well. EDIT: x-ed since Mira and all... okay...
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