Now onto a
Mith and
Nogrod connection. (If there is one).
Day 1 I didn't see much interaction between the two,
Mith doesn't name
Nogrod at all, and
Nogrod only mentions her in a couple of posts, in passing. I don't see anything that would point either to Nogrod being
Mith's partner, or not.
On Day 2 in Post 188:
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So there was a danger of a tie of three emerging including Mith or Nerwen (whom I considered and still do consider not good lynches at least before any better reasons are given).
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Nogrod names both
Nerwen and
Mith. Both are known wolves. I think this looks innocent for
Nogrod, he's a smart wolf. Would he name his two partners in the same sentence and defend both of them? With
Nogrod anything is possible, but at this time there were still only 3 wolves, and I don't think a wolf-
Nogrod would stay that close to his two partners.
Post 232:
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We need to check Kit toMorrow. As well as Mith. And I'll promise to read Nerwen properly.
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Again he names
Mith and
Nerwen practically in the same sentence. And he does follow up the next day by "looking" at
Mith.
Day 3 we start getting a little more...
Mith in post 300 goes on a tirade:
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If I give up trying to sort through the posts (and time is against me) I may well may well vote for him on the principle that I am getting heartily fed up with him acting as some kind of cyber sheep-dog, voting literally at at the last minute, expecting everyone else to vote before him, then wringing his hands in moral outrage when they fail to do what he wants. Especially as when he has done it in other games he has played he has been a wolf. Just seems like such a major back covering exercise as if he is terrified a vote may incriminate him in some way - manipulative without risking the exposure of taking a lead.
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And less than an hour later in post 306 she votes for
Nogrod:
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However I have skimmed again and it strikes me that not only is Nogrod being quietly amnipulative but he is being quiet.... normally you can't look away for a moment without there being more analysis. This time ( and I don't regard it as a bad thing as such) there are many others who are much more active in the discussion. Hard as it is to believe but Nogrod seems to be flying under the radar. Is that because in the classic scenario, Nerwen was a very loud wolf indeed?
Well I seldom regret voting for him and often regret not following through when I do suspect him.
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This is what got me first seriously suspicious about
Mith. I said her vote for
Nogrod seemed really out of the blue, and I remember her the next day saying it wasn't out of the blue at all, she had said she was going to vote for Nogrod before. Going back through everything (unless I missed something from Days 1 and 2) the only time she talked about voting for
Nogrod was less than an hour before her vote on Day 3, and only 6 posts before. Sorry
Mith, that is still out of the blue.
Also at that time I came to a different conclusion than
Mith's reasoning which was just plain out odd...
Nogrod's quietness?
Nogrod a quiet wolf? He's not afraid to blabber away if he's a wolf. Also, I didn't think Nogrod was that quiet at all. So, definitely
Mith's Day 3 vote was what got me suspicious and at that point I thought
Nogrod looked innocent.
In Post 311
Nogrod strikes back by saying
Mith is wrong. I won't quote the whole thing, because it's rather long and
Nogrod is pretty much just saying the same thing that he always votes late (if he can) and
Mith saying he does it when he's a wolf is just wrong.
Nogrod strikes back pretty forcefully and a wolf-
Nogrod would not be afraid to do so. But, my question is would he start to encourage others to vote for wolf partners? I still remember when I was dooped and as far as I remember he let me lead the case against his partners and he made the crucial lynching votes to look innocent.
In Post 328
Nogrod makes known his willingness to vote for
Mith. I want to so bad say oh he's a wolf! But I can't let my bias get in the way here, this doesn't say either way because an innocent
Nogrod would do the same.
Day 4:
Nogrod in post 356, 359 and through the rest of the day he keeps remarking that he wants to see
Mith lynched, and still thinks
Mith is a wolf. There are a couple posts where they have some playful exchange.
In 382
Nogrod defends his reasons for not always voting for his top suspects. Normally I would say to vote for who you think is most suspicious, but when you like to be around at the end like
Nogrod he is absolutely right. The situation could be very different and who you want to see lynched might not be possible. So, in that instant you have to make a decision to choose who you think is more suspicious. That's just what
Nogrod does, I've noticed so far in this village, at the end,
Nogrod making known who he wants to go after tomorrow, but also promising to look at those he thinks are innocent.
There isn't anything else that strikes out to me on Day 4, just the same
Nogrod saying he definitely wants to lynch
Mith today.
I gone in thinking haha
Nogrod you will not fool me again, I know you've gone and done it again. I know you've backstabbed one of your wolf partners. But, I think the conclusion I've reached is completely different, and if you are fooling me again
Nogrod I will bring hell down on you next time this happens.
Anyway the conclusion I've come to is obviously
Nogrod is a smart wolf, and from the talk throughout these days we are in a village very keen on trying to catch wolf on wolf votes. Plus, I'm in this village and through our lovely past he knows I would want to quickly jump on him for a wolf-on-wolf vote, so would wolf-
Nogrod really do it again is the question? Perhaps in the right circumstances, but these aren't the right circumstances. Also, taking into consideration
Mith knows me well, and thus knows it would be easy to latch on to
Nogrod and frame him.
Mith's playful banter looks like an attempt to get me to go after
Nogrod, where
Nogrod has been pretty much straight to business against
Mith since Day 3.
And here comes another flip-flop from me.

After thinking
Kit's analysis of a wolf-
Mith and wolf-
Nogrod made sense, I'm going to say it's wrong.
Kit was right when she said if
Durelin dreamed of
Nogrod early she would not come out strong against
Nogrod, she would more or less try to hint at it. I know because when I was a wolf and
Durelin dreamed of me on Day 1 that's what she did. She let me have fun and mess around for a few days until I lost
Naria and it was down to me and
Valier. Then she came out and revealed I was a wolf and she dreamed of me on Night 1.
However, I think
Kit was wrong in part of her analysis. Back in that past village I talked about above Durelin would not send confusing messages. She let me have fun for a few days but since she knew my identity she would only address me and the way she avoided my fellow wolves detection was when I would post she would say something like "Boro looks less suspicious to me now." She doesn't do that with Nogrod, she lumps Nogrod and myself together:
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Also, Nogrod and Boro haven't been getting nearly enough attention. But really, I feel good about Nogrod's vote, because I like sticking to principles. And I liked Boro's attitude on Day 1 anyway. Day 2 I need to look at...obviously.
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I'm inclined to believe Durelin didn't know about Nogrod or me, and like a wise lets the village know that. Let's them know she thinks we're innocent, but we have not been getting enough attention and she doesn't know. I don't think she would confuse us as
Kit's analysis suggests, if she dreamed of
Nogrod and found out he was a wolf she would be subtle about it. Which
Kitanna was right about, but I think she is only half-right.
Edit: crossed with every post since my last one