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Originally Posted by Boromir88
Or an ordinary innocent who knows it's no big loss if he gets lynched.
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That's the question.
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Originally Posted by Boro
Umm...that's not how it happened, I didn't sit back. If I did what you are suggesting why did I go back and defend her when Nogrod went after her defense?
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You're right there, "sitting back" doesn't describe it correctly. You used the opportunity to make yourself look better after
Brinn had been lynched. Or let's say,
if you're a wolf, that's what you did. The problem is that there's always a way to interpret a thing both ways. My feeling tells me the evil way is the right one.
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Originally Posted by Boro
You should know by now, as a wolf, I have no troubles about casting the lynching, seal the deal, vote for an innocent. I don't know why I'm saying this, because you're going to say I'm using reverse psychology and Nogrod is going to say "ya that's what you want us to think" but whatever...
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Well, you will have to admit that the "If I was a wolf, this is the way I would play" argument is not the most convincing one.
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Originally Posted by Boro
Nogrod wants to see the straight forward, no outrageous conspiracy Boro...well why don't you go back and just look at the hard evidence Mac (the votes). Dump all the reverse-psychology crap and just look at it, why would (as a wolf) I not either attempt to save CoD (by voting for Brin) or vote for CoD and sacrifice him? When you look at it, it's right in front of your face, I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, I just knew I didn't want to vote for Brin, I didn't want to vote for CoD, I'm not going to vote for myself, so I went with my top suspect.
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I overlooked that first, and now that
Mith pointed it out, it's what I'm thinking about.
You say you had absolutely no idea what you were doing. If it applies to
Bordomir, it could apply to Wolf-
Boromir as well...
edit: crossed with Boro's edit