I hate to keep dragging this up, but since Boromir seems insistent on making an issue out of this, especially since it seems to be his only real issue with me…
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Fea plain out said "I love you Kuru." Now that Fea is a wolf this is the most obvious sign that Kuru is also one. Yet everyone's saying it's way too obvious and Fea's unpredictable we can't take it serious. That's what she wants you to think! That's what the wolves want you to think! She came flat out and said she loved Kuru, and the only person a wolf would love is another wolf.
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This really makes no logical sense whatsoever. First of all, how could one take “I love you Kuruharan” seriously at the same moment that she’s trying to start a bandwagon to lynch me? That makes no sense. I guess it’s like those people who “love” their significant other so much that they kill them to prevent them from ever being with somebody else…or something. I’m afraid I just really don’t follow Boromir’s thinking here.
Second, everybody knows that Fea and I don’t get on that well. This stems from certain circumstances of which some of you are undoubtedly aware. This provides her with more than ample motivation for her to try and cause trouble for me from the outset (especially considering this is the first time she and I had been in similar, or indeed reverse, circumstances). It seems like this was her little way of getting back at me. What would be more natural for her to do? This explanation makes more sense than some deranged impulse to “vote for me as her fellow wolf.”
I mean, what exactly is the upside to this little plan that is attributed to Fea? Could somebody explain to me why she’d want to do that? Admittedly, she’s more than a little bit strange, but she normally has some degree of purpose to her actions, even if it is just to cause trouble.
Now, believe it or not, I’m personally not convinced that Boromir is a wolf. I think there is a distinct possibility that he is innocent and has blown one circumstance all out of proportion and has built a case out of it. I’ve heard that this sort of thing can happen where the innocents are all so convinced that they are all guilty that they slaughter each other and the wolves slip by to victory by default. I don’t want that to happen this time, but I’m afraid that is exactly what is happening here.
This leads me to want to focus more on some of the quieter players (admittedly this is sort of following Nogrod’s lead, so I’m stating that up front before anybody tries to make an issue out of it. I’m also not advocating ignoring more noticeable players. However, I think I might be justified in thinking that certain people might be getting overlooked).
Azaelia
Oddwen
Kitanna
Gil-Galad
Gil-Galad is as always the most awkward, so I’m going to deal with him first. There is never any telling about him, and I’m almost philosophically opposed to the idea of jumping on the Gil bandwagon “just because.” However, it is always possible that he is a wolf. He did not vote yesterday and he casts a very early vote for me based on rather suspect suspicion (of course, I would say that). However, he could be a wolf trying to jump on a bandwagon that somebody else (who could very well be innocent) started and then be completely covered in the rather unfortunate aftermath. It is possible.
There, I got that out of the way.
Azaelia seems to be constrained by time considerations. At least that is her stated reason. She was one of the early people to vote for Nogrod yesterday. Could be a wolf heading for the tall grass through finding a convenient cover vote.
Oddwen hasn’t really contributed a whole lot. As a matter of fact, in post 39 she literally said as much. She voted for Sleepy Ranger because she didn’t want to vote for Nogrod.
Kitanna is probably the least quiet of the quiet folk. I don’t really have anything against her except that she seems to think me a wolf, which is not necessarily evidence. Her posts have usually at least been cognitive in nature, which is more than I can say about some people.
Since the cases against these people are admittedly about as feeble as they come, I’ll stop and see if anybody has any comment they want to make about them.