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YesterDay he seemed careful; he only went so far as to call my behavior "interesting" and the like. Meanwhile, a lot of other villagers, probably innocent, began to more vocally accuse me, showing the wolves that I'm a safe target for them. ToDay I'm on SpM's Decidedly Wolvish list.
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My suspicions lay elsewhere until I reviewed the events of yesterday. I had already left the village square before your flip-flopping began, so there was little reason for me to consider you particularly suspicious before. It was precisely that flip-flopping and the apparent care which you were taking in placing your vote which led to a number of people beginning to suspect you towards the end of the Day and which prompted my suspicions overnight.
Interesting that you should seize on my comments when TGWBS was the first to voice suspicion of you today.
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Originally Posted by Durelin
The problem with retracting votes is that flip-flopping adds to confusion, and that's not always good. Wolves like to do that, though not overtly.
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It seems to me that, all else being equal, Wolves are less likely than innocents to switch votes, as they leave less of a trail by voting only once. Especially on Day 1 when their main objective will be to avoid any major suspicion. And most especially yesterday, when I suspect that none of their number were ever in any serious danger.