Bes! I think the most important post by you was this vote-post for Lottie you made:
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Originally Posted by Bes #512
As usual, I don't have much time today. I don't agree with the notion that Lottie's reveal makes sense, since as has been mentioned and re-mentioned, her being lynched today before she made that post was hardly likely. If she's a wolf, then this would be a good way to get the Ranger out of the way, so if a real seer pops up later they would have no defense against accidental lynching.
I need to make a vote today, so at the risk of looking suspicious my vote goes for Lottie. I'd ask if lynching her could prevent the Ranger from potentially being lost to a false seer, which is my hope, but by the time I will be able to read the answer the night will have begun.
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It is a valid thing to question
Lottie's revealment - I did it and some others did it. And I had already voiced my suspicion that the wolves might wish to make a "free kill" making the ranger protect one of their own... That's all fine and dandy. Even if I don't quite understand what you mean by:
then this would be a good way to get the Ranger out of the way, so if a real seer pops up later they would have no defense against accidental lynching.
If you mean a Night kill instead of "lynching" I might understand but otherwise I lost track with you there.
But what is important here IMO is that we just couldn't waste the opportunity to check whether what
Lottie said was right. Actually we could have lynched her first and see what role she was given and then lynch
Pitch toDay, but why to do it that way? If
Lottie has the secret role the wolves would like to gamble on that as they wouldn't know what the role is - if she was a cobbler for instance, then the suspicions laid by her on
Pitchie could be downplayed the next Day. So from an ordo perspective checking
Pitch first was a clear marching order.
Yes, I do not say that
Pitch being a wolf cleared
Lottie. On the contrary. It might be one of these tragic stories where a community must check one of it's helpers just to be sure before the end - to be sure a sneaky wolf didn't fool us. But that's a different question.
What I sees suspicious of you
Bes is that the way you wanted it to go was the way the wolves would have wanted it to go; to lynch
Lottie first. I see no reason an innocent would wish to suggest that order but could see the wolves to wish that.