I'm starting to get verrrry worried about
lmp.
Over and over again he tells us that a wolf will strive to say as many true things as possible so that the lies will slip through.
Again and again he brings up the Day 3 voting, reminding us that
Lhuna voters are the most obvious suspects from that data pool. In an aw-shucks manner he notes his own presence in that cohort; is he hoping that his honest-Abe act of continually reminding us of that situation will make him look better?
(the lmp of my mind: "But I didn't mean
me! Would I really have kept bringing it up if I was a wolf?")
And frankly, his constant massaging of my and others' egos is starting to smack of flattery. I have to admit it's worked so far, but really, he's starting to lay it on a little thick, don't you think? Talking about my (and
Caranlondien's, and
spawn's) "intellectual acuity," proclaiming me innocent at least once a day (this would be one of the "true things" a wolf should say, btw).
And, finally, there's this:
Quote:
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b. Samwise, Caranlondien, and LMP should be considered to be the most suspicious.
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at the end of an analysis based on: voting, the suspicions of the dead innocents (looking for Seerish stuff, I think), and people who've given the "least help." These three have all voted for
Lhuna twice;
Samwise also shows up (wrongly, I think) on
lmp's "least helpful list;" cutting him loose and ending the flattery, perhaps?
Samwise and
Caranlondien are also among the few who've been talked about today, with
Samwise looking like an early favorite for lynching.
The
wolf-poet is bowing to expediency again, as he did when he voted to get rid of
Lhuna, and as he has done throughout the game when he has flattered those whom he wished to influence, or whom he saw as threatening. Note that not too long ago, both
Caranlondien and
Samwise showed up on these "too smart to be guilty" lists.
Also, this list of three suspects (which conveniently includes the hot topics of the day) once again includes himself. It's the same shtick he's been pulling for days with his constant reminders that he voted for
Lhuna. (the lmp of my mind again: "Aw, c'mon guys! I'm just being scrupulously honest, here! I didn't really mean
me!")
I'm becoming more and more tempted to call his bluff. However, my hand is stayed by the knowledge that I was one of
Glirdan's most vocal critics yesterday, and look where that got us! Pride goeth before a fall, and I was very proud of myself for voting
Farael on Day 1, challenging
Lhuna on the non-tiebreak, and voting for
Kath. So I'll wait a little (call it a cooling-off period) before casting my vote.
EDIT: Cross-posted with a whole lotta people; I don't have time to consider all of these posts right now.