TIG: LXV - Our fate lies with...them?

[mormegil]

Originally Posted by satansaloser2005

I x'd with Alona, and if you'll notice I felt dumb afterward because I didn't realize she'd retracted. And as I had said before, I was planning to break the tie if necessary.

Yes and for some reason both of you felt the need to do that, why would you feel that need I ask?

[satansaloser2005]

Originally Posted by mormegil

Yes and for some reason both of you felt the need to do that, why would you feel that need I ask?

Erm....ask Tum? I said it ages before I changed my vote, and waited until more or less the last second because I didn't want to change unless I had to.

Morm, I already suspect you. Don't make it worse.


P.S. We do call her Lommie. Tum just made a mistake. No worries.

[mormegil]

Originally Posted by satansaloser2005

Erm....ask Tum? I said it ages before I changed my vote, and waited until more or less the last second because I didn't want to change unless I had to.

Morm, I already suspect you. Don't make it worse.

So if I suspect you, you will want my death even worse? Interesting but not helpful to your 'case' Sally. Just because you said you might change your vote doesn't make it any better. "Hey everybody I reserve the right to change my vote from a pack mate to a non-pack mate if the going gets bad but don't suspect me if I do"

[Boromir88]

As another note since a few have asked about it.

When the cobbler dies, you will know.

[satansaloser2005]

Originally Posted by Boromir88

As another note since a few have asked about it.

When the cobbler dies, you will know.

Figured, but thanks for making it clear, lovely.

[satansaloser2005]

Originally Posted by mormegil

So if I suspect you, you will want my death even worse? Interesting but not helpful to your 'case' Sally. Just because you said you might change your vote doesn't make it any better. "Hey everybody I reserve the right to change my vote from a pack mate to a non-pack mate if the going gets bad but don't suspect me if I do"

Don't put words in my mouth, Morm. I suspect you more because you're grasping at straws (not to mention looking for guilt that isn't even there, but I expect that and have no problem with it) to build a case against me. And I changed my vote for....oh I already said why. I'm going to analyze Brinn now. G'bye.

[autume98]

Originally Posted by morm

Yes and for some reason both of you felt the need to do that, why would you feel that need I ask?

Originally Posted by satansaloser2005

Erm....ask Tum?

You can ask me all you like, but the real person you need to be asking is Lommy. I didn't retract my vote.

[Thinlómien]

The current vote count is

Rikae -> Sally

Sally 1,

right?

Not much yet.


edit: xed with the two

[Formendacil]

So, I've been sitting here, as the MSN-watchers could attest--since just before the Day started. Then, having read the opening narration, I went on a wander, to places like Facebook and LiveJournal, letting the deaths of the night sink in, and hoping something elucidating about the deaths might come up. Here's what I got, if anything:

Regarding the phantom's death, I'm undecided if this is an attempt at trail-less Kill or not. On the one hand, the phantom had the case made that could well have been Pitchwife's single dream--in which case he's an easy pick for the wolves to have made: a deliberate removal of a near-Known Innocent, which doesn't really point at anybody. On the other hand, the case for the phantom have been the dream was guesswork at best, and a bit unprovable. It would have made more sense to me if the Wolves had gone after a Gifted or the Bear than a possibly-maybe-it's been suggest he might've been Known Innocent.

In death, as in life, apparently, the phantom baffles me.

Brinn baffles me too--her death, that is. After the Hakon death, I was expecting a somewhat wilder kill from the Bear--one of the village loudmouths or noisemakers. Well, "expecting" is a strong word, but I definitely would have inclined that way. As it is, however, Brinn has been quite quiet, and thus less readable. Her death, however, takes the Bear in completely the opposite direction of Hakon's--unless they were both completely unconnected to the Bear as far as posts went. I was more expecting, though, to wake up and find someone like Alona gone--someone making more noise, and generally more suspicious.

Speaking of Alona, her Day-End antics yesterDay definitely bear some investigation, and she definitely seemed jumpy, but it was quite weird--I was around until 10 minutes before the deadline yesterday, and although she'd accrued a lot of suspicion, I was rather surprised with I got on after and caught myself to find that she'd jumped into the tie-line and been saved by a couple bells. The whole Day-End situation is rather tangled and might well include some furry creatures.