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"I quite agree. Someone in that list has to be a wolf. La seul problem est de trouver qui. The only problem is to find out who."
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Almost the entire population is on that list... I don't think that will be particularly helpful.
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I think you are underestimating us now. What we say and what we think may be two different things. And it's not babbling we want to hear but some reasonable opinions.
If people step forth only to say that they're confused or that they feel sorry for Wilwa, we get nowhere.
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I'm underestimating no one, rest assured, but I thought
Celuien was a bit too pushy about being vocal. Some people might have nothing more to say than being confused and scared right now and I actually think that's very reasonable behavior in this situation. Not all of us are like
the phantom and need a crisis to make the most of ourselves. Though I suppose that would be convenient.
Reasonable opinions? At this stage? Well, I think it's fairly safe to say it's a little early (and too distressing) to be reasonable. But I shall give it my best shot.
Since we shall have to end even this first day by lynching someone, we will have every chance to kill an innocent tonight. As has been said before, but I have quite forgotten by whom in all the confusion, it would neither be wise to
1) Kill someone who seems to make sense in a helpful way, know what they're talking about, makes valid points and has some interesting ideas as to which way we should go about this.
2) Kill someone who has said nothing alarming and whose death would be of little help, information-wise.
3) Vote all for the same person
I have so far failed to put all villagers in either the first or the second category. I have no real suspicions whatsoever. But I think this might be the most sensible way of settling this gruesome affair.