On the contrary Firefoot. I'm wishing I'd left my vote where it was. This is similar to what happened in my first game not so long ago. I analysed my way out of a gut feeling vote and lost out on the wolf. And that wolf was also someone who laid quite low and was nice to everyone. I allow myself to be persuaded too much. And this seems to have been carefully planned out, going on so quick after the Day opens. I'm next in line to some plotting I fear. It's a bit convenient unfortunately that I've just messed up a fair bit so I won't be looking too good now.
After my analyses seem to have gone wrong I'm thinking I might just go all out for gut feelings. Plus I've already been called a dead fish for trying to analyse; which is something I can't help doing seeing as that's my day job. That accusation's quite unjustified, especially as those who have criticised me for inputting analysis have sometimes done it themselves. I wonder, are they getting numpty at the newbie daring to jump in at the deep end or are they trying to bat me away from what they are up to? Either way that's very wolvish.
Also unfair is suggesting I'm just picking up other people's ideas - after all, we only have each other to look to in the early Days. And Eomer made a good suggestion - and I did not leave him uncredited at all.
I did not back off my suspicions towards Gil. I'm a bit shocked and taken aback that he wasn't who I thought he was - a ringleader. Yet some of my prior suspects remain and I will be looking at them more closely if I can eventually make any sense out of what's happened to those I had on my list. Or should I just resort to emotional feeling? It's not really got us very far yet, has it?
Still. I appreciate you are possibly quite annoyed at me with my insistence that Gil was at the root of this, and then my vote for Morm which was wrongly done. Whatever. I've chosen wrong and now I'll no doubt pay for it. I'll be deciding how to continue overnight.