WW LXXV: It's Always Tea Time Here

[Thinlómien]

(note: finished a few minutes ago, just fyi)

Originally Posted by Mira

And how many of the times you've suspected me have I actually been evil?

Why such frustrated/defensive tone quite out of nowhere? And I cannot reply your question right now because I have no idea, I would say "a few times", maybe.

Winty's kind of single-minded posting yesterDay baffles me. Either he is a confused newbie who wants to focus on stuff he can easily grasp, or then he's a wolf trying to hide by only talking about easy topics. Nevertheless, it's quite odd, but I understand this game really isn't probably the best one for anyone new with a few unusual roles and a horde of players who use weird nicknames and abbreviations of each other and game terms... Well, I'm glad Winty and Skip have been asking stuff, and hope they continue to do so in future.

Originally Posted by Legate

Lommy – there were a few moments when I have been slightly worried, but generally looks like innocent Lommie. I somewhat miss the flip-flopping though...

Then you haven't been reading my posts closely enough.

Nogrod is kind of slipping under my radar, which is creepy.

Glirdan was really very defensive when he came back. Ok, he was suspected, but not really *that* much then yet. Later, he also exhibits the funny wolvish tendency to become annoyed when he is suspected for the *wrong* reasons. (I admit, though, that innocents can become fed up with baseless accusations too but wolves often seem genuinely offended, which is amusing.)

Sally's last list? I think she knew she was going down by then. It's weird she says about Glirdy

Originally Posted by Sally

He's honestly not been around much. What he's said is a bit strange, but at the same time I don't have a good enough hold on him to specifically say "Kill! Kill". He is, however, popping onto other people's suspicions and things, which seems very wolfish the way he's doing it. Wolf? Maybe!

and then later becomes so convinced of his guilt. I hold onto my opinion that her way of highlighting Inzil makes him look innocent. Otherwise it's difficult to judge her sayings, I think she was being a bit wishy-washy on purpose. What she said about Shasta

Originally Posted by Sally

First of all, no, I didn't follow his suspicions, I had my own. *is just saying* Anyway he's been acting quite strange lately and had some opinions on people that I think have been formed for the wrong reasons. Wolf, mehbe? *nods*

doesn't look too wolf-on-wolfy though.

Mira's vote was - like many have said before me - really fishy. Could a wolf make such an obvious throwaway vote? Yes, but an innocent could too. Doesn't make me any less suspicious of Mira, definitely.

Originally Posted by Nog

++ Sally

I thought for a moment of joining Lottie's Glirdy-wagon just to make sure there is a real choice, but then I realised I'm not in that comfort-zone where I could say that they are as suspicious and it's just the same which one we lynch. I do suspect Glirdy, but I do think we have better chances of getting a wolf with Sally. Especially looking at her latest posting...

If Glirdan is innocent after all, then Nogrod looks better because of this.

I'd like to got through all Sally's posts, not just the latter half of yesterDay. It would be educational, but I'm not sure I'll have the time. Maybe someone else could do it? Not that I would necessarily trust someone else's analysis... And someone could also look at what others have said about Sally...

Brinn looks better now, in my opinion. She seems more laid-back and open to new thoughts, and she makes a lot of sense (although she always does).

By the way I think the fact someone who voted Glirdy died slightly points at his guilt. Why? Because if Glirdan was innocent, I think the wolves would think voting him over Sally the wolf (especially on the last minute, like Izzy!) would look suspicious (from the wolf pow since they know Glirdy's alignment) and could be used against those people, so it'd make more sense to kill a Sally-voter since they have been part of butchering a wolf and thus look better. That is, if there was no other motive for killing Izzy, which there well might have been, though.


xed with the same ones as before