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Originally Posted by Nogrod
They are first and foremost after the other lovers - like we are after lovers in principle - so it looks like we all sadly think the same way and suspect more those who post a lot rather than trying blindly those quiet ones...  |
Yeah, but if I was a Lover, I'd want to keep the other Lover pair around for a while to deflect suspicion from me. I can totally see your logic, it's just that it's not how I'd do it, you know? I'd want the other Lovers around to nuke the village and then I'd kill them later. There are pros and cons to either way (keeping the other Lovers alive makes for the risk of you dying at night, but lowers the risk of you being caught during the day).
And as with the others, I'm definitely curious what Rikae was on about yesterday. I take Mac's response of "always go for the greatest advantage. In a game, at any rate." this way: it seems like Rikae strongly thought she found something important. I mean, she said so, and that she didn't know what to do about it. Which makes me think it was information that could either help or hurt the village. If she thought she found a Lover, she would have said something obvious, I'm quite sure. I mean, she was Ordo, so she'd have no reason not to, unless Diamond isn't revealing the full nature of our roles when we die.
So I figure she must have thought she ran across a good guy role and didn't know whether or not she should point it out.
Which makes Mac's response make a lot of sense- if I was responding to that scenario, I'd say the same thing: "Wait for the opportune moment." So the question is, what did Rikae think she found, should we probe too deeply, and why did the wolves think Mac was too dangerous to keep around? And, about Mac- should we probe too deeply if this has to do with seeing things that could be dangerous for the village?