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Originally Posted by Nogrod
Okay. Going on with this scenario of yours that I was a wolf... You're contradicting yourself and good sense when you try to maintain that she was at the same time the most careful - not leaving any hints on whom she had dreamt of to ensure no one could think her the seer - and at the same time she would have revealed her wolf-dream as her top suspicion and plain ignoring the possibility the wolves might get her the next Night for it...
If I was a wolf, I wouldn't call her posting on me yesterDay "trying to hide from the wolves". But it would be "not helping the innocents at all" as she didn't then leave any known innocent and took the risk of losing last Night's dream by exposing herself to the wolves. So she exposed herself to the wolves but told nothing to the innocents?
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This makes sense in a way, however, of course one must ask the fundamental question once again, why did the Wolves do what they did if it wasn't so. Back to my thoughts early in the Day, the options do not seem to be too many. In any case, if
Nogrod is lynched and he turns out to be innocent, I will be turning back to the situation how it was before toDay, i.e. looking at those who were suspected back then. As if we rule out the possibility of the Wolves knowing
Greenie was the Seer, I really cannot imagine other reasons for killing her than creating the confusion, framing
Nogrod and leading us away from the trail.
Anyway, my main dilemma toDay is simply whether to join lynching
Nogrod - and therefore getting part of the answers to the above - or to believe in the other of the possibilities and lynch one of the other suspects, in my case
Inzil. However as I am not sure how much the other makes sense right now and considering that I have been slightly unsure about
Inzil's guilt for a few reasons (see earlier toDay), it might as well be
Nogrod. Even though I am wondering if his defense is not that of a genuine innocent.