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CaptainofDespair · 11-19-2006, 12:03 PM

I think Farael's attacks on Boromir speak more to possible wolfdom than not. Relatively few had gone after Boromir seriously, and even then he was only outed with Durelin's revelation.

Perhaps he was trying to separate himself in the event of either being found out? And on Boro's last day, their banter continued. I think dismissing Boro's ravings would be a failure on our part. In trying to confuse us he would have had to have put out who was the other wolf. And much of Boro's early mentionings were directed at Farael. Only after that did he start spreading out the confusion towards Valier, Volo, and myself.

11-19-2006, 12:03 PM	#30
CaptainofDespair Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 413	I think Farael's attacks on Boromir speak more to possible wolfdom than not. Relatively few had gone after Boromir seriously, and even then he was only outed with Durelin's revelation. Perhaps he was trying to separate himself in the event of either being found out? And on Boro's last day, their banter continued. I think dismissing Boro's ravings would be a failure on our part. In trying to confuse us he would have had to have put out who was the other wolf. And much of Boro's early mentionings were directed at Farael. Only after that did he start spreading out the confusion towards Valier, Volo, and myself.