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Originally Posted by Brinniel
But then, suddenly he loses his boldness and changes his mind about morm, second-guessing his suspicions.
I must say, you're just looking furrier and furrier to me, Menel.  |
Brinn, this is another common tactic for wolves. They lay the pressure and make a phony case against somebody and about midday they pull out of it changing their mind so when I am lynched and proved to be innocent they can put on a false show of sadness and say something like "while I felt him guilty the more I looked and thought about it the less I felt like he was. I feel so bad". It's a good attempt at helping them look innocent. They start the bandwagon and let misguided innocents (shasta and others) do the work for them.
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