Tol-in-Gaurhoth XXVI - Úcenite Valto

[The Saucepan Man]

Just pondering the phantom's comments about the way he has played this game and how he would never have acted as the Wolf has in this game, nor made the choices of Nightly victims made by this Wolf.

This seems to me to be a reasonable point well made. Yet, I can well imagine a Wolfish phantom, in this particular game (being one of Fea's obvious choices for Wolf), adopting a completely novel approach, in order to throw a village full of people he has played with before and who know his ways off his trail. Indeed, it would seem a good strategy to do so, and then use it, as he has, in an effort to establish his innocence.

The question is whether the phantom would do such a thing.

And why am I babbling on to myself when there is no one here to talk to? I suppose that I am mainly looking to justify myself in the event that I have to face the spectres of my fellow innocent villagers having made the wrong decision ...