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Originally Posted by Brinniel
Funny how one of the few times I make a sincere vote on Day 1, it looks suspicious. Go figure.
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Okay, whatever.
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It'll make for the perfect narration. 
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Yay! Go me.  |
Is anyone else somewhat spooked by
Brinn's flippant response to her somewhat-threatened lynching?
I realise I tend to base my judgements of people's roles in this game entirely too much on my read of their character--which means the newer the player, the more out to lunch I can be--but this seems ridiculously out of character for
Brinn--or an innocent
Brinn anyway.
An innocent
Brinn, I'm thinking, would be royally ticked off at us for planning to kill her RIGHT before she can get more involved in the game (
Brinn is a WW fiend, last I checked). So why is she so casual?
Because
Brinn is an old hand at this, and won't make the same mistake
Sally did. She won't overreact, go into hysterics, and try to argue her way out, beyond the brief acknowledgement that:
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Originally Posted by Brinniel
Though reading my post, I can kind of see why you see it that way
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Which, if you ask me, is probably the sneakiest way to deflect the questions: don't focus on them, acknowledge them, and pretend they're minor.
It's all just a little too smooth for me... Rather than allaying my fears, as I expected a defensive
Brinn to do when she finally got a chance to come online, this
Brinn is cheerfully ready to go to the gallows, if that's what we decide.
Funnily, though, no mention of how it's not going to help the village any if we're down an innocent...