Tol-in-Gaurhoth IV (The Saga, erm, Still Continues...) - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Anguirel · 06-27-2005, 07:48 AM

He hasn't said very much, and what he has said has been a calculated mask, to seem petrified with fear, bumbling, inept. He's essentially been the opposite of the soignee, cool and collected spawn-he has, in fact, behaved in a similar way to you, Lalaith, but with a few crucial cracks that show it isn't genuine.

He backed the right horse-most likely with help from Wolf Number Three-and massacred Eomer. After Eomer's demise and phantom's slaughter, he "went to pieces."

"Oh dear, oh dear, I do believe all my w-w theories are blown to bits. Quel desastre!"

"I was so very SURE it was Eomer, and then so very SURE it was the phantom..."

The ultimate exercise in ship-jumping. Also an oddly callous overall view of events. Someone's lynched, oh, well, that'll be the accuser dead then. Inevitable death unto inevitable death. Gentlemen (and honoured ladies) of the jury, this reeks of lycanthropy.

When accused, he squeaks "Who? Me?"

Eomer saw this worm for what he was with the eyes of death. I say we follow up this prescient gaze. If he's innocent, then I accept full responsibility for my mistake. You won't have to hang me, because I'll drink mistletoe wine at sundown, and go to my venerable brehonic forebears.

06-27-2005, 07:48 AM	#11
Anguirel Byronic Brand Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: The 1590s Posts: 2,778	He hasn't said very much, and what he has said has been a calculated mask, to seem petrified with fear, bumbling, inept. He's essentially been the opposite of the soignee, cool and collected spawn-he has, in fact, behaved in a similar way to you, Lalaith, but with a few crucial cracks that show it isn't genuine. He backed the right horse-most likely with help from Wolf Number Three-and massacred Eomer. After Eomer's demise and phantom's slaughter, he "went to pieces." "Oh dear, oh dear, I do believe all my w-w theories are blown to bits. Quel desastre!" "I was so very SURE it was Eomer, and then so very SURE it was the phantom..." The ultimate exercise in ship-jumping. Also an oddly callous overall view of events. Someone's lynched, oh, well, that'll be the accuser dead then. Inevitable death unto inevitable death. Gentlemen (and honoured ladies) of the jury, this reeks of lycanthropy. When accused, he squeaks "Who? Me?" Eomer saw this worm for what he was with the eyes of death. I say we follow up this prescient gaze. If he's innocent, then I accept full responsibility for my mistake. You won't have to hang me, because I'll drink mistletoe wine at sundown, and go to my venerable brehonic forebears. __________________ Among the friendly dead, being bad at games did not seem to matter -Il Lupo Fenriso Last edited by Anguirel; 06-27-2005 at 07:55 AM.