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Old 03-03-2008, 07:50 AM   #11
Nogrod
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Okay, absolutely the last post for the time being (I'm going to shut the PC down so as not to be able to see any more posts in a while).

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At any rate, please give us your opinions on everybody else -- I'm quite anxious to hear them.
What I gave just a few minutes ago in #461 sadly is the best I have now time for...

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Also, can you explain why you helped the Gwath wagon, and then denounced it... and why you voted for Mac so halfheartedly, but only after he was already done for?
You could go back and read your summary or rather my posting then - and I explained it once already the next Day after being asked. He was looking suspicious but as the Day draw closer to the end I started to have second thoughts among many others - and as I saw still the huge wagon emerging including half of the village I thought it too fishy as there had to be wolves there and they wouldn't lynch a partner that easily on Day1 so Gwath was more probably innocent than not.

I voted Mac as soon as I got the computer from Greenie and I had seen him confess his wolvery, therefore the "as it actually looks pretty clear now, then...." - if that's what you mean. I don't know if that is halfheartedness but more like a statement of the inevitable (he confessed so let's be done away with it then).
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