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Posts by Firefoot:
#1 In character banter, thinks Lommy and Mac should not be trusted “because everyone does”.
#2 Answering Rikae – “they could be great on our side” is a bad reason to trust somebody; we should distrust the people we tend to trust.
#3 If two wolves are clueless, lead wolf could just tell others who they are, rules impossible to enforce.
#4 Her vote for Boro wasn't based on much. Changes vote to Volo because he is too cavalier, defensive and “all over the place.”
#5 Asks why Volo voted for “no reason at all.” Clarifies “trust” statements (don't trust before game begins) Farael's certainty “peculiar”, vague suspicion of Ang. Wonders if Boro could be bluffing, thinks if he was a real hunter the wolves would kill him early.
Several things here don't seem right. Of course trusting or not trusting someone before they post is pointless; I don't think anyone would disagree, but she belabors the point to excess. She thinks Farael is peculiar for acting like Farael, and seems to conveniently forget that we have (had) three rangers who could protect Boro. (Which is, as I see it, one of the most promising things about his revealing himself. If the rangers indeed find each other by protecting the same person, protecting Boro may allow them to do so.)
Still, this isn't especially incriminating, especially since, when I look more closely at Farael, he almost begins to look like he's almost playing a parody of himself, which he wouldn't need to do if he's innocent.
Looking at Rune:
#1 Says he never trusts Mac or Gil.
#2 Thinks one wolf is stronger than normal, instead of two being weaker.
#3 Says Firefoot's advice would have our lists looking like: “distrust: everybody else, trust: me”.
#4 Calls me the “queen of wishful thinking”; doesn't think a lone “weak” wolf would be unable to kill.
#5 Doubts there's a reason for Morm's vote.
#6 Leaving, ignoring Morm.
#7 Defends self from Mac's accusations; posts without substance normal for day 1, no one said much.
#8 Thinks it's odd that Farael is so sure.
#9 Votes Mac because “he pushed my buttons.”
He indeed didn't have much of substance to say. This definitely bears out the “holding something back” sense I had from Rune; but I'm not sure what to make of it. He seems cautious.
Well, that's not much help; I have to leave for a little while but I will try to do a little more analysis before I go to bed.
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