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Nogrod · 08-23-2008, 05:52 PM

Mith-the-cobbler

On Day1 she says "Let's kill Nogrod", which is normal. Says it's normal that Dury suspects her. Suggests the Kitanna-lynch for risk management and loves being manipulated by tp. Says "at least one our wolves is keeping a low profile today" and votes Kitanna.

On Day2 she really starts to defend the phantom. This one quote is interesting: "Phantom darling, want to keep you around so will do what I have to do..". Says Lommy is odd, suspicious. Says: "it would be unwise to "misunderestimate" Shasta" but at the next post says "Shasta and Phantom promises to have play value. Lets keep them! Please?" Votes Lommy.

So not too much to go on but that she thought tp was up to no good and that she thought Lommy is an innocent. That Shasta-stuff is a bit odd but then again she was the cobbler... and to be sure she didn't know any more than we do (unless my initial interpretation on the cobblers knowing each other was right in the end - which I do hope is not the case).

08-23-2008, 05:52 PM	#309
Nogrod Flame of the Ainulindalë Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Wearing rat's coat, crowskin, crossed staves in a field behaving as the wind behaves Posts: 9,308	Mith-the-cobbler On Day1 she says "Let's kill Nogrod", which is normal. Says it's normal that Dury suspects her. Suggests the Kitanna-lynch for risk management and loves being manipulated by tp. Says "at least one our wolves is keeping a low profile today" and votes Kitanna. On Day2 she really starts to defend the phantom. This one quote is interesting: "Phantom darling, want to keep you around so will do what I have to do..". Says Lommy is odd, suspicious. Says: "it would be unwise to "misunderestimate" Shasta" but at the next post says "Shasta and Phantom promises to have play value. Lets keep them! Please?" Votes Lommy. So not too much to go on but that she thought tp was up to no good and that she thought Lommy is an innocent. That Shasta-stuff is a bit odd but then again she was the cobbler... and to be sure she didn't know any more than we do (unless my initial interpretation on the cobblers knowing each other was right in the end - which I do hope is not the case). __________________ Upon the hearth the fire is red Beneath the roof there is a bed; But not yet weary are our feet...