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Nog? Seriously? That makes so little sense it isn't even funny.
What I would be very interested in knowing, though, is whether the remaining wolves know each other or not. I wonder if it would be mentioned in the narration or not. Probably not?
The trouble is, I agree with Nerwen and Copper that the possible scenarios for why the wolves would have gone for Nog look problematic. I just can't see the two wolves sitting down together and deciding to kill Nog, of all people. Like Copper said, shouldn't they be gunning for the Seer? Then again, if they don't know each other, gunning for the Seer would I guess be a deal harder, especially gunning for the same Seer. That, though, still doesn't explain why they both separately wanted to kill Nog.
Bleh. I don't know.
About yesterDay's lynch - that was insane, guys. Let's not repeat it, please? I was sad to see Shasta go, as he was among the few I felt relatively good about.
I'm going to have to vote very early toDay, probably some four to five hours before DL. On the bright side, though, I have stuff to do today but I should be able to pop in regularly until then.
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