Miri didn't really contribute anything of value, and that usually leaves four options:
1. The game is going exactly the direction the ducks desire, and she was a kill that wouldn't disturb this.
2. The ducks were under pressure and sought for a trailless kill.
3. The ducks have a personal gripe with people who don't contribute much.
4. The ducks just want to give us the impression of one of the above.
-1 is what I think. Any kill with an actual reason behind it could only have caught people's interest and stopped them from being silly. This kill is likely to perpetuate the situation. The conclusion from that? Not much. It slightly exonerates
Lari and
Durelin.
-We were so clueless yesterday that 2 is nearly impossible.
-3 would require that all three agree on this principle. It could also be that a dominant duck with a personal aversion convinced his mates (*is not thinking about aaanybody particular*
), but even then in the very least it means that neither of the ducks went the easy less-contributing way yesterday. However, I would not expect a duck to do that anyway. Ducks are nervous by nature, and giving the obvious impression of being unhelpful is something they usually like to avoid.
-4 is always possible, you can never tell.
Of course there is also the possibility that they guessed
Miri's role right, but how often does that really happen on Day1?
*stops annoying
Fea*
I wish
Legate had gotten less votes - then we could now make some good statement about
Durelin.
Nogrod's posting requirement could be that, once he makes a point about something, he has to stick with it no matter how contrary the evidence. Look how he only abandons his "everybody has requirements after
Sally cleared it up. Obviously, that must've been the secret code among them. His points against
Rikae are headdeskworthy, too, yet he keeps on insisting.
Then again, I guess Sally would rather give each of us something uncharacteristic.
In any case,
Nogrod deserves a brutal, vicious, and unnecessarily violent lynching for discussing roles and requirements the way he did.
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Originally Posted by Nogrod
Whether to speak openly or to tactically try to shut up and hope the baddies don't connect the dots?
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If at least you would've connected the dots
the right way, but the picture is entirely skewed. I really wish I could go into detail, but that would be unwise.
I don't know why, but
Nogrod is creeping me out this game. I'd be very willing to lynch him just for that, if only his points against
Durelin wouldn't make so much sense...
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Originally Posted by Sally
Lynch Gwath toDay and I'll modfire the lot of you.
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Alright now... what? Did you give
Gwath some precious special powers? So special that, once your
Gwathiepoo ends up under the slightest pressure, you turn him into the invincible
Gwathfried? And just look how many people defended him - all this made up "let's not lynch him on day one again" chorus people were obviously required to post! Admit it, this whole game is just about
Gwath winning, isn't it,
Sally? We should've taken our chance and lynched him yesterday, that way at least we would've forced a draw! Just look at it - the evidence is right in front of your eyes!
*prepares a spear and waits for Sally to slip Gwath's vulnerable spot*