On the question of
Eruhen's death - no, we don't know
for sure whether he withdrew or was killed by the Acolyte, and maybe
Nerwen is just amusing herself by leaving us in the dark; but the mention of a shadow on the curtain in the narration seems to me to indicate that there was someone else involved in his death, and unless we have an invisible killer rabbit among us that
Nerwen forgot to mention in the rules, that doesn't leave a lot of possibilities.
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Originally Posted by Inziladun
I've already been through that with Legate, ad infinitum.
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But don't you see that your reluctance to discuss the Acolyte could make people wonder whether you had any personal stakes in the matter? And your complete silence when
Rikae challenged you on it could be seen as telling in its own way.
Maybe you aren't in fact the Acolyte, but don't you see how somebody could get the idea?
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Originally Posted by Eönwë
As I said before, Eru definitely wasn't the most shining example of innocentness on Day 1, so if the calling was caused by the Acolyte, I'd be inclined to say that xe has taken the side of the village.
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Eruhen wasn't exactly the most shining example of
anything on Day 1. With his totally unreasoned vote for
Lommy and lack of contribution otherwise, I'd say his allegiance was pretty much a mystery, and deducting that his killer has taken the side of the village is rather a stretch.
That said, I must say I don't like
Shasta's suggestion from yesterDay to lynch the putative Acolyte before
Nog, because it would have left
Nog's role, and thus the truth of
Eönwë's dream, uncertain for another Day, giving the wolves time to concoct an emergency strategy, while risking to lynch an innocent instead. I can't see how that would have been helpful to anybody but the wolves.