Fare thee well,
Shasta.
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Originally Posted by Lar
As for contributions, are we to take seriously the pronouns in the narration? Because, from what I understand then, we might be dealing with one male and two female were-ducks/wolves
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Noooo. Heading in that direction is baaaad. I'm sure
Sally's disclaimer from the end of Day 1 still stands:
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Also, as a note, there are NO hints in the narrations, and anything I write that may be taken as a clue toward someone's role isn't a clue, it's just how I chose to write the narration.
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I still don't get why it's suspicious not to have proper suspects on Day1.
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It's not about that, it's about having enough backbone to say you think this person looks the most guilty. Regardless of how uncertain you are, that's who you should vote for, right? It's just too much of a cop-out to say that you don't really think the person is guilty while you vote for them anyway.
Of course I'm one to talk right now after my vote yesterDay... I do wish I had gone with
Lommy or
Mac just to stick to some standards, but...wasn't sure when I posted where
Brinn was going and if
Gwath's vote counted (until he came back and re-posted it).
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if only his points against Durelin wouldn't make so much sense...
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How? His only points as far as I recall were that supposed 'slip', which I must say makes me feel great that everyone has so much confidence in my intelligence and ability to control my fingers (apparently my sense of humour does not translate well to keyboard...my 'ranger' roleplaying that wasn't actually supposed to be a ranger-type is enough proof of that I suppose), and that it is apparently suspicious to look at votes made so far in the day if they are less than a certain number greater than four.
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Originally Posted by Lari
Yes, and then someone else posted that they were wondering too. I'm more inclinded to think that there isn't a werebear, but that's just me...or the Ranger protected the bear's Night kill. Either one.
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Well, except I'd expect (heh) that would have been hinted at in the narration. I guess if we really want to stretch it we could say that maybe the werebear just forgot to send in a kill or can't kill every night but I think that would be stretching it too far.
