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Old 06-07-2005, 08:09 PM   #1
mormegil
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mormegil is a guest at the Prancing Pony.mormegil is a guest at the Prancing Pony.
This is a bit of speculation on my part but it's a thought that occured to me that I wanted to present. There is a possibility that if the phantom is a wolf that SpM could still be one and vice versa. They both know that they are at the top of about everybody's list, so it would seem logical that they would disassociate themselves and even attack each other. Though we haven't heard yet from SpM on much today. See how that works. They talk and formulate the plan for this day that at least the phantom will attack SpM because they are going to be lynched. Therefore when we kill one the other would be exonerated. There's obviously no guarantee that I'm correct but it's food for thought.

TORE sorry this is backed up by any quotes but at least entertain the idea.

Fordim I like the thinking about why to lynch the phantom before SpM and I believe there is merit in it.
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