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Flame of the Ainulindalë
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Even as I confess being one of the causes for the quieteness around here today, I still think, this is quite bad.
Everyone has applauded Firefoot's and Folwren's thoughtful mails. And so do I. Even though I must disagree with Firefoot's last conclusions concerning myself. With respect, I still have to question her logic or reasons for her behaviour on that one. First she says, that she found my vote for Eonwe strange. After that, she has come to suspect Eonwe as I said I kind of suspected. So what follows? A vote for me... If Firefoot just wanted to make me react and start posting something, there could be less heavy ways for doing it than a vote to lynch one? (Anyhow, she could have read my post at the discussion thread, that I wouldn't be online untill very late) But why did I then suspected Eonwe in the first place, and why now too? Well. He came very rapidly and powerfully defended (by Roa & Folwren) after being accused the first day. Still I had no idea, whether both saving knights would be wolves themselves - that kind of action might be quite stupid. So not knowing, which one of them to suspect, I could still think, that the object of this saving operation (and throwing the shadow over Jenny) was a wulf. All this, of course presuming, this scenario had any truth in it... Remember: the first day, and no good leads anywhere. This tiny one the only I found. Then today one interesting remark on the thread, post 88, by Eonwe. Quote:
Someone talked about co-operation being quite wulfish. Surely, they are the only ones' that can do that by PM. I could be persuaded to see some here... But as I said earlier, this is very little indeed. Just to answer the doubts questioning my reasons to vote for Eonwe.
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