Tol-in-Gaurhoth XXIII: Journey to Hy Brazil

[Firefoot]

I think he is, especially since he was going after Holby. I think a wolvish Saucey would have just killed her at Night rather than try to get her lynched.

Why would Sauce-wolf - or any wolf - want to lynch Holby during the night? She had been attracting plenty of suspicion during the Days, and not being overly helpful to the villagers (unlike, for example, Eomer, who really was just too daunting for them to leave alive). Although I do agree with the sentiment that Sauce is probably innocent. (Scary thought: he's the innocent lover and knows no more about the wolves than most of us do... I wonder how much the wolf lover has told the innocent lover. Hm...)