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La Belle Dame sans Merci
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2) he voted for somebody people think looked, in retrospect, seerish 3) that person, who expressed suspicion in him, died in the night 4) he treated the accusation as a joke To explain 1, mormegil is really good at this game. People who have played with him know it. He's always suspicious because everyone knows that whether or not he's guilty, he's not going to give tell tale signs. It'll be up to luck for them. For 2 and 3, it makes it look like he's involved in Valier's death. For 4, which I think is a bad reason to suspect him: he's treating the 'frame job' lightly. I would too. I'd have come back first thing in the morning and started laughing. Basically, morm has as much of a chance of being a wolf as any of us. So it's stupid to say "he must be." Because he mustn't. The thing that makes him that much more suspicious is this: Knowing what would happen if Valier died in the night, either a) the wolves set him up with his permission, or b) they set him up without it. Either way, I'll flat out and say I think it's obvious that he's being set up. This series of events just doesn't happen without that being the case. The wolves cast suspicion on him, regardless of his role. They knew that he'd be spotlighted today. They knew he'd be an entire Day's worth of distraction. The suspicion lays entirely in whether or not morm knew what was going to happen before it happened. Pretty much, the village is wasting their time chasing him around when all of the evidence is circumstantial at best. Either a wolf or he's not. We could kill him to find out, but I think we're wasting our debate on him. I think the wolves are probably sitting back and giggling. Quote:
I'm going back to bed. Somebody wake me up in time to do homework.
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peace
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