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For me, this is pretty straightforward. I know
Lottie is lying, so by definition
Shasta has to be telling the truth.
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Originally Posted by Eonwe
Firstly, Shasta is a liar. I suppose it's because I know my own identity, but I don't find his tone convincing.
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Eonwe's reaction to finding himself supposedly in the same situation I'm in now is very interesting. If you know somebody is lying because what they say is simply not true (as would be the case if he was innocent), how convincing their tone is should have nothing to do with it. If somebody tells you that bananas are purple, however convincingly they say it shouldn't be of any consequence at all since you already know they're lying.
Eonwe is ostensibly in the same situation as I am, and maybe it's a difference of temperament or personality but his reaction was pretty far from what seems natural to me in a situation like this.
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Originally Posted by Eonwe
So, whatever the case, if the real Seer has found the other sorcerer, it's probably best to step out now (anyway, even if this is all an elaborate lie, just replace Shasta's name with mine. It's the same principle).
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Also - what? Is this a confession? I'm confused.
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Originally Posted by Nerwen
We certainly do– whichever pair are the real wolves, they’re staking everything on Saruman being the one to survive.
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Concerning Saruman - can somebody confirm something for me? If he's the last wolf standing, he can scry himself a new mate, right? So if we get him, it's practically game over for the wolves, whereas if we don't, even after we lynch him we'll have one more wolf who could be anyone and who doesn't have any trail at all of either wolf behaviour or links to packmates. So, technically, we can lose even though we know both wolves' identities?