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Surely you would admit that if you were the seer you would've dreamed about me? Am I right, Mr. Saucepan?
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No. I don't like being ordered around. 
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Getting cheeky, eh? Well- go to your room, young man!
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I was willing to take a risk to help the village. So sue me.
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How nice of you to selflessly put yourself forward for the Ranger's protection.
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You missed the point. The "risk" I was taking was making myself a target for the wolves. I knew there was no way for me to guarantee that the ranger would be protecting me, thus it was a bit of a risk.
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no one is above suspicion at this stage as far as I am concerned
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That sort of goes without saying.
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No. I am not scared of you. But I do respect you. If you are innocent, I would like to see you stay around for as long as possible. But, if you are a fiend, then I would rather see you swinging from the gallows sooner rather than later.
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Well answered.
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I will be watching you with a more wary eye now.
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Which is why my eye is on you.
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I think it is on me a bit too much, as your eye seems to have missed something.
Read all the posts written by the five people on your primary suspect list. One of them says something that should make you reconsider where you have placed them (too high or too low, I won't say which, and I won't say who either- I'm hoping you will catch it but that the furry fiends won't- if you think you have found what I am talking about then give me a little wink, but don't revise your list because that would be too obvious).
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And you didn't explain why you chose not to vote yesterday.
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I didn't want to vote for a few reasons.
1) I didn't have any clue who to vote for.
2) I knew it was probable that whoever I voted for would be innocent.
3) I wanted to keep the candidates close together with low voting numbers. The way I saw it, the wolves would be aware that me and others were floating around with unused votes, and so if one of their wolf buddies was remotely close to being in the lead it would encourage them to go ahead and bandwagon on an innocent to avoid me or someone else hopping in and tying up their furry friend for the lead.
4) I didn't want to vote for an innocent because it might lead to me being suspected and then lynched. I have been in and out for most of the summer and thus not able to participate in werewolfing. I do
not want to get lynched early in this village. I want to contribute at least a little something before I go.
5) Most Importantly... I did not feel the need to save
Bergil. I had no reason to believe that he was innocent above anyone else.
Today I am more likely to vote because I have slight suspicions of both innocence and guilt, and thus I might try to save someone I think innocent or vote for someone I suspect as being guilty. Yesterday I did not have any suspicions.
And also, the thought occured to me-
what if I try to save Bergil and then he turned out to be a wolf? It wasn't worth that risk.
Is that answer suitable? I hope so, because it is the truth.