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![]() Anyway. Let's pick Shasta then and secure all vote the same so the wolves have minimal chances of swaying the vote, right? Btw. there are some interesting things with Firefoot... I'll try to make it shortish - and soonish (to go to bed early today).
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Oh, and putting my money where my mouth is...
++ Shasta
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Indeed. No need to delay, right? They also apparently have Lottie bagged, can't imagine what would have to happen to turn it over...
++Shasta And really, Firefoot is now making so much sense there (e.g. raising the possibility that I might not be the Seer... unless, of course, unless she knows because she is a Wolf and knows I got something wrong? But then again, what... I didn't really post anything that conclusive). I really hope she's innocent, and she started acting really helpfully and all.
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![]() It is an interesting read, her posting that is. I'll be back with it soon as I can.
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Firefoot
She seems to start every Day with a theoretical analysis of something. D1 it is the deliberate tie, on D2 it is how different sides would have either wished or not wished for the tie, and on D3 she counts possible innocent vs. wolf ratios among the dead / living. The third one is actually followed by an interesting thing: Quote:
On D2 she clearly goes nudging both Rikae and Mac in a way I'm used to see more from the wolves - but it is not anything conclusive of course as the innocents can test the waters as well. With Rikae she jumps quite fast to Nerwen’s question whether Rikae actually knew Rune was killed because he was looking gifted (#253) by saying Quote:
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Being clearly more active on D3 she has been all over the place doing many things - like taking care we set up this information line Nilp had reminded should be there. And being invaluable in there. But then in #419 She first makes a pretty detailed speculation as to how the wolves could kill if the lover sacrificed - and then turned to speculate with the possibility of rather lynching the ranger! #427 is the post which Lottie-wolf spotted in her frenzy and where she puts the Night-kills nicely in place. And then of course her #534 where she defends herself by saying that Quote:
It seems her suspicions have been pretty consistent though - and yes we can also speculate if she then is the seer (happily we can do it here). But I'll check them and leave you with this thus far so that you can get some first ideas about how interesting Firefoot is (I mean she could be anything). What do you think?
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