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Leaf-clad Lady
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Now a quick list before I'm off to write a French essay on preserving water. Eurgh. Brinn - seems innocentish Fea - Roa has a good point about her vote, I have little on her apart from that. The poems were cool, though. Greenie - that's me. Inzil - no read, dunno why since he's been posting quite actively. Might take a look at him toMorrow if we both are alive (I won't have the time toDay). Lari - too little to go on Loslote - can't say, really - I can see how her vote could appear very opportunistic, but I don't have enough data from her to say this or that. McCaber - too little to go on Nerwen - leaning innocent Nog - is still the only one I have actual arguments against. I believe I have talked enough about him already, I'd love it if he appeared before I vote because I had some questions for him. I will not judge this or that before I've had those questions answered. Pitchwife - seems innocent Roa - seems so sensible it frightens me, if you know what I mean. She makes soooo much sense that I'm lulled into thinking "she makes sense, she can't be a wolf", when I know that making or not making sense doesn't necessarily have anything to do with being or not being a wolf. Actually, more than once, while reading, I caught myself thinking "What if Roa is a wolf?" sally - too little to go on Saucepan Man - leaning innocent wilwa - too little to go on Four of the above people are wolves. Nog? Roa? Fea? Sally, McCab, Loslote, Wilwa, Lari? Brinn (knowing my skill in reading her)? Dunno. Heeeeeeeeeeey actually I got an idea. Nog and Roa together? I'm not sure if I remember this right but wasn't Roa suspecting Nog early on Day 1, but dropped the suspicion after a while? Convenient wolf-on-wolf? I'd love to investigate but now I have to write the stupid essay. Back when I'm finished!
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