LOTTIE
Lottie voices suspicion of
Steve fairly early on Day 1. Later on she's a bit suspicious of
Boro as well. In the end she goes with the gut and gives
Steve his second vote, putting him in the lead.
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Originally Posted by Lottie, Day 2
Though, if he were Elendil, his oh-so-famous post makes a whole 'nother level of sense: Elendil specifically telling his Dreamer how to tell him the role of the Dreamed.
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Is she hoping he was Elendil, and/or trying to point out why it was logical for the KMs to kill him? Pride, in other words- insisting that her kill choice was a good one.
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Originally Posted by Lottie, Day 2
He put himself out there a bit too much, hinted a bit too strongly, and the KMs picked up on it.
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Once again, explaining her kill?
Later on Day 2 she lists
Morsul,
Steve, and
Inzil on her suspect list. She then thinks
Sally seems innocent.
A bit later she states that
Morsul doesn't look so good to her but she's worried it wouldn't tell us much if he's innocent. She then places
Steve and
Pom as the best candidates and says she prefers
Steve.
Towards the end she suspects that if
Sally is a KM so is
Inzil, and she votes for
Sally. A couple possibilities here- either she's innocent and following one of the Provens just in case they're onto something, or she's a KM and sees that the lynch will be innocent either way and so sides with a Proven on a bandwagon less likely to win out.
Then of course comes Day 3 where she reveals an accurate dream. Could she have done anything different in her situation?
But her instinct for withholding the name seems to be a good one. It was either fine planning or she's innocent. And she also seems genuinely cheerful about lynching a KM and what our population set up will be the next day.
CONCLUSION:
After all the read-throughs the Lottie-Steve pairing seems increasingly unlikely unless they are playing rather oddly. Morsul-Lottie is still possible but slightly less likely after the read-through.
Her behavior was quite innocent yesterday, meaning either she had lots of time to plan out a grand end-game, or that she's genuine. In light of the successful delivery I figure we may as well write her down as "Innocent" and hope we're not wrong. It's tough to see a scenario under which she gets lynched.