WW XXXIII - Other Minds and Hands

[The Saucepan Man]

Originally Posted by Kath

If this is correct then surely we'd be better off focusing on finding a wolf than lynching Sauce. I mean, we can just ignore Sauce, but the wolves will still have an effect.

I am going to try to stay calm, but if the Day carries on like this I can see myself starting to fume.

If you are innocent, you would be better off trying to figure out who the Wolves are and who the actual Cobbler is, as I am trying to do.

[The Saucepan Man]

A few thoughts on earlier comments before I head off for some sleep.

Originally Posted by Aganzir

Kath, please forgive me if I say it's really hard to believe you would have believed Mac even much enough to be that confused.
Di, I guess you, too, should have known better than to be confused if the liar was Mac or Volo.

Aganzir, may I remind you that only you and Legate considered there to be no doubt about Volo’s claim - the two villagers who Volo’s dreams apparently cleared. That and the fact that Volo’s suspicions tallied with his own no doubt explain Legate’s position. As for you, if, as I suspect, you are a Wolf, it was clearly in your interests to support him.

If you are innocent, however, you should bear in mind that there was no way that any innocent (or at least any innocent not seemingly cleared by his dreams) could be certain which claim was true and which one was not.

Originally Posted by Aganzir

At least we won't lose if we lynch him now.

Well, you might not lose, but the village will.

Originally Posted by Anguirel

Today is a day when analysis will actually pay off.

So why is hardly anyone bothering to do any serious analysis?

Bye for now. I hope that I am not still in Coventry when I return.