WW LXI: Grimm Tales

[Inziladun]

Originally Posted by Eomer of the Rohirrim

Gaurcrist is very much on the radar now. He might have been advised to cause some trouble at the start of the day to distract the village (or is the Robber Bridegroom). Again, regardless of phantom's true nature, Gaurcrist's early action isn't helpful.

I have to agree. I can understand (somewhat) the animosity there, but the single-mindedness really hasn't been useful.

[Eomer of the Rohirrim]

I find the phantom to be a pleasant and respectable member of this forum. Usually, it's other people who lose control around him - see his signature for proof.

Gaurcrist has obviously been seriously affected by the phantom; either that, or it's an intricate ruse cooked up by the both of them.

[wilwarin538]

Originally Posted by Eomer of the Rohirrim

I find the phantom to be a pleasant and respectable member of this forum. Usually, it's other people who lose control around him - see his signature for proof.

Indeed.

[Gaurcrist]

Gaurcrist has obviously been seriously affected by the phantom; either that, or it's an intricate ruse cooked up by the both of them.

Hahahahahahahaha! Like either of those would happen.

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Originally Posted by Agan

I still don't understand that. Care to explain?

This isn't hard, Aganzir. You said that Gwath's suspicion of you led you to believe he was the seer. If you're not evil, he wouldn't suspect you. If he wasn't right, you wouldn't label him with the Gifted role that's more or less infallible about such things.