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Cailín · 03-17-2006, 03:31 AM

I have just had time to quickly read through last night's discussion (and poor Garin - again lynched as an innocent, it seems rather harsh) and there were a few things that immediately struck me.

The exchange of votes between littlemanpoet and Eomer of the Rohirrim.

Gurthang's reaction to that, which sadly triggered little response whatsoever, presumably because people were too preoccupied with Garin's bitterness.

I don't believe in Glirdan's guilt either.

Obviously, the wolves thought they had caught a Seer in poor Anguirel, which makes Kath look rather bad. The Seers could very well have decided to reveal a wolf as soon as they had found one - sacrificing one of them for the common good. However, Ang did not pursue Kath which he would have done if he knew she was in fact a wolf. Well, he's not a Seer, so it seems like a set-up. I don't find Kath very suspicious yet.

I really need to leave now. I shall return shortly (after failing my grammar midterm) and hopefully have more helpful contributions then.

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03-17-2006, 03:31 AM	#11
Cailín Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Lurking in the shadows. Posts: 711	I have just had time to quickly read through last night's discussion (and poor Garin - again lynched as an innocent, it seems rather harsh) and there were a few things that immediately struck me. The exchange of votes between littlemanpoet and Eomer of the Rohirrim. Gurthang's reaction to that, which sadly triggered little response whatsoever, presumably because people were too preoccupied with Garin's bitterness. I don't believe in Glirdan's guilt either. Obviously, the wolves thought they had caught a Seer in poor Anguirel, which makes Kath look rather bad. The Seers could very well have decided to reveal a wolf as soon as they had found one - sacrificing one of them for the common good. However, Ang did not pursue Kath which he would have done if he knew she was in fact a wolf. Well, he's not a Seer, so it seems like a set-up. I don't find Kath very suspicious yet. I really need to leave now. I shall return shortly (after failing my grammar midterm) and hopefully have more helpful contributions then.