Tol-in-Gaurhoth XXVI - Úcenite Valto

[the phantom]

Since our resident Dark Lady has not provided us with the usual tally, I will provide one.

THE LIVING-

Anguirel
Diamond18
Eomer of the Rohirrim
Estelyn Telcontar
Kath
littlemanpoet
Mithalwen
Nogrod
Roa_Aoife
the phantom
The Saucepan Man

THE DEAD-

Boromir88 (innocent)- bravely faced the gallows on Day 1
mormegil (innocent)- bled by the WWs on Night 2

On the subject of Fea not telling us when a WW has died, I think it is likely she will at the least tell us of the death of the first WW. Telling us that one has died will not ruin her plans for this village in any way. Telling us when both have died, however, would. And so, I fully expect to be told of the first WW death, but not the second (though she might subtly hint). That would seem to be the intelligent thing for the Dark Lady to do in order to fulfill her goals, and though she is undoubtedly insane, she is not stupid.

Originally Posted by SPM

It would also suggest that, if two Wolves remain at the end, they will be fighting it out to see who wins.

How odd. But you're right.

I've been thinking, and I believe that if it comes down to two WWs or two innocents, Fea will for sure flip the coin and kill one. BUT if it comes down to one WW and one villager, the WW will automatically win. This makes sense. Which leads me to something else-

Originally Posted by SPM

Which takes us back to my original understanding of two competing Wolves ...

Indeed. I totally, completely, and fully agree that if an individual WW wishes to claim victory for himself/herself it is necessary to compete with each other as well as the village, for if it comes down to himself/herself and a villager victory is assured, but if the village is reduced to himself/herself and the other WW, he/she might not survive, and being the only survivor is without a doubt the supreme honor that everyone in this village is vying for.

PS SPM- am I doing well today? Just wink if you think you get what I'm saying.