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A Little Green · 03-01-2008, 12:40 PM

*phew*

Huh, I'm back. This is nerve-wrecking.

Volo is very confusing. What is this Nerwen-obsession of his? I can't follow his logic on people's attitude about her at all (the more you suspect Nerwen the more innocent you look). I would like an explanation from him before I conclude on whether it's wolvish or merely odd.

Lommy's frequent repetition of her playing style bothers me, but otherwise she looks genuine. "I only behave like this when I'm innocent, therefore I can't be a wolf" is not what I'd call a valid argument. It's ok if you say it once or so, but Lommy has been repeating it more than is necessary (I'm not sure whether that argument is ever necessary).

I'm now more convinced than ever that Mac is a wolf. Therefore,

++Mac

Sorry to have been so uncontributing toDay. I promise to be more active toMorrow.

EDIT: x-ed with everything on this page

03-01-2008, 12:40 PM	#19
A Little Green Leaf-clad Lady Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1,571	phew Huh, I'm back. This is nerve-wrecking. Volo is very confusing. What is this Nerwen-obsession of his? I can't follow his logic on people's attitude about her at all (the more you suspect Nerwen the more innocent you look). I would like an explanation from him before I conclude on whether it's wolvish or merely odd. Lommy's frequent repetition of her playing style bothers me, but otherwise she looks genuine. "I only behave like this when I'm innocent, therefore I can't be a wolf" is not what I'd call a valid argument. It's ok if you say it once or so, but Lommy has been repeating it more than is necessary (I'm not sure whether that argument is ever necessary). I'm now more convinced than ever that Mac is a wolf. Therefore, ++Mac Sorry to have been so uncontributing toDay. I promise to be more active toMorrow. EDIT: x-ed with everything on this page __________________ "But some stories, small, simple ones about setting out on adventures or people doing wonders, tales of miracles and monsters, have outlasted all the people who told them, and some of them have outlasted the lands in which they were created."