Bom - Was my best bet yesterDay. His idea of a "mercy lynch" for
Sally still makes me wary of him, but I'll leave him be for now. At least I want to hear more from him before I decide anything, and I'll most likely be gone by the time he reappears.
Eomer - Confuses me, as usual. I think
Lommy made an interesting observation of how he has taken up the role of a gallant knight, but like
Lommy, I have no clear idea of what it might mean. He's certainly crafty enough to use something like that as a deliberate strategy to win himself some allies.
Galadriel - I'm very torn about her. Half the time, she seems very sincere, and much of what might be called suspicious about her posts could be attributed to this being her first werewolf game ever (defensiveness, backtracking on her suspicions once someone questions them). On the other hand, (in addition to that the defensiveness and the occasional backtracking that could just as well be signs of being a new wolf) there is something very fishy in the way she phrases some things. The passage about
Lommy quoted in my previous post is a case in point.
Kit - Argh, I'm torn about her too.
Legate - His normal wishy-washy self, and as such, could be anything.
Lommy - I have a hard time seeing her as a wolf. She seems sincere.
Mith - Back to the no idea -zone...
Nerwen - ...and remaining solidly there. What always bothers me about
Nerwen is that I can read a dozen of her posts, absorbing the content but never much of its writer. I'd like a look at her if I have time.
Nilp - Having a hard time reading him. As always.
Nog - Leaning innocent. Or maybe I'm lulled into a false sense of security just because he sort-of suspected me on Day 1 (and he always does when he's innocent). The down side, of course, is that I always tend to suspect him when he's innocent. So maybe that I don't just means he's a wolf this time.
Sally - Her "I'm an ordo and I'm going to die" -post looked sincere to me. Some of the stuff she's said since made me want to reconsider, especially her way of instantly turning to suspect those who suspected her.