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Regal Dwarven Shade
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Anyway... For reasons that I can't explain (hint-hint) the phantom and myself are actually the least likely to be werewolves. Not that it isn't possible, but just a glance at the odds should tell you to look elsewhere first. At this moment we do have a few DAYS to spare. And now we come back to Evisse who initially supported The Plan and now does some hasty reversal. Quote:
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Then, of course, there are the ridiculous charges she's tossing at me! I'll have you know I'm completely innocent!
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Regal Dwarven Shade
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Illusionary Holbytla
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Just for clarity, the votes so far are:
Saucepan Man - 1 (Fordim) Fordim - 1 (TGWBS) phantom - 2 (mormegil, Oddwen) Azaelia - 1 (Holbytlass) Only Real Estel - 1 (SoN) Evisse - 1 (Shelob) That leaves 10 votes possible left. It seems likely enough that there could be a tie, resulting in two lynchings. Heading my suspicion list at the moment are Fordim, phantom, Evisse, and SoN, for reasons already stated either by myself or others. I'm still not sure who I will vote for, though I think I may be leaning towards Fordim, mostly for his elusions of TGWBS's direct questions. Evisse is my second choice at the moment, for the reasons SpM outlined three posts above. |
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Maundering Mage
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“I wish it need not have happened in my time," said Frodo. "So do I," said Gandalf, "and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.” |
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Shadowed Prince
Join Date: Jan 2003
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Four votes are left.
In the interests of balance, I ask that the remaining villagers are not swayed by numbers. Vote for who you believe to be guilty. Edit: Ah, it appears Evisse already stated what I had said. Three votes left. Use them wisely. |
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Regal Dwarven Shade
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I'm working on my post. It is just taking me awhile because I've got a lot of ground to cover.
I'd like to ask that (seeing as how I'm one of the few voices attempting to speak in favor of another idea than the currently popular one) the deluge of voting not start until I have a chance to finish. I'd also like to note that nobody has really gone to the bother to answer my question yet.
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Corpus Cacophonous
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Time moves on. I want my vote to count, and I am not so sure that I want to see the phantom hanged - not on the current state of the evidence anyway.
So I will cast my vote for: ++ EVISSE THE BLUE I have explained my reasoning at length previously.
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Regal Dwarven Shade
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Oh well. Enough of that blather.I vote for ++ EVISSE THE BLUE. If this is right we should begin glaring very hard at Fordim.
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Corpus Cacophonous
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I had not seen Evisse's vote before I cast mine. But it merely reinforces me in my view. Surely a Werewolf is more likely to vote for the one innocent who is attracting as many votes (or potential votes) as she is.
Of course, there is no certainty that the phantom is innocent. But, if we lynch Evisse and she is guilty, that would now speak in his favour. Alas, there is similarly no certainty that Evisse is guilty. But she is the person that I suspect the most on the basis of the first day's proceedings. Hence my vote.
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Regal Dwarven Shade
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The only reason why people would suspect me is A) they are a werewolf and they think they can hang me more easily than some others or B) they are working off of sheer unreasoning gut instinct without any basis in reality other than stuff they are not supposed to be paying attention to. My suspicions of The Saucepan Man have been growing rapidly. He accuses me, I speak my bit, and he suddenly goes suspicious quiet even though he has still been around. It is almost as if he and his cronies said, "Oh crap! When we lynch Kuruharan everyone will see that he was innocent! Those of us who pushed for his death are going to look really bad! We've got to shut up for a bit and hope somebody else takes the bait!" At the moment I'm also inclined to think that Firefoot may be among those cronies. I'm also still suspicious of Fordim.
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swimming-haha, we wolves like to keep our coats clean. Actually my husband and children brought back supplies for the shop.
What I find disturbing is Kuru's saying here... Quote:
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What you so cleverly call hedging, Saucy, I call 'defending myself with the certainty of my innocence.' I am beginning to doubt you, although at the beginning I did not, just because you appear (intentionally?) blind to what I have been saying.
In the beginning, there was a plan and that plan was good. Then the plan was bad, and suddenly everyone in favour of it was on the suspect list. Weirdly enough how this resembles a political tactic (stress on 'tactic'). Changing sides in the middle of the debate, just as you get wind of the unpopularity of an idea looks very much like wolfish sneaky behaviour to me. And this is exactly what the phantom has done, without showing up then to see where the debate would lead...perhaps being certain that he had secured a good cover for himself. Despite the 'hedging' you guys keep accusing me of, I have been, since I saw his post, constantly suspicious of the phantom. And now, seeing as so very little time is left for us to come to a decision, I shall cast my vote for ++the phantom PS: Shelob, you say: Quote:
, any plan is flawed, no theory to be put in practice is perfect or risk free. And a seemingly perfect utopia is the most dangerous of all theories. In any case, the fact that I was willing to test Fordim's theory should speak for my optimism and open-mindness, not for my guilt.
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I ask people who have not yet voted to reconsider Fordim, who seems for some reason to have been sidelined.
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Two very clear challenges to Fordim's ideas. Then Fordim appears at 3:54pm, just one and a half hours, or six posts, after me. The challenges are completely ignored, an accusation is made, and he disappears. Why would he ignore two very clear, and to me, very important, challenges? |
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And yes, let's not forget the equal probabilities of anyone being anything in this game.
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Raffish Rapscallion
Join Date: Apr 2003
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So far the voting has been sporadic, as expected. Fordim seems a logical choice, but if he would turn out to be innocent I would hate to have hung him because he tried to help us (since that's what it would boil down to). If I was convinced of Fordy's plan I should be suspicious of Saucey, TGWBS, and the phantom. Unfortunately, I am not sure of his plan, so I'm not sure whether to be suspicious of any of them. And another thing about the phantom. It has occurred to me that if he was a villager, the wolves would want to get rid of him because of his obvious intelligence. The thing is, he is a fairly easy character to cast suspicions on, so the wolves might instead kill others during the night while trusting that they can prey on the villager's feelings about phantom during the day. I'm not vouching for him (as I have repeated several times during this DAY about different characters), but I am putting something out there that I have been thinking on for quite awhile. As to SoN's vote of me, I can't speak to that because he gave no reasons besides his gut feelings (pretty much), and I'm not going to try to argue anyone out of their gut feeling. As far as votes go I will say that I am leaning toward's Saucepan's theory. Last edited by The Only Real Estel; 06-04-2005 at 10:08 AM. Reason: typoes |
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Corpus Cacophonous
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I think that I shall stick with my plan of concentrating on those who supported Fordim's proposals. So, Evisse or SoN? Well, if the ploy was pre-planned, I would expect the "supporting" Werewolves to be forthright in their support for the proposals, while suitably hedging their comments with caveats which they could later use to distance themselves from the proposals. Which is precisely what Evisse did (and SoN did not) do. In fact Evisse seems to be doing a lot of hedging ... I still have time, but I have pretty much narrowed my vote down to her.
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Corpus Cacophonous
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Although I also agree with The Only Real Estel on this: Quote:
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Morm- you ask why I was for the plan and then against it? Isn't it obvious? The seer plan seems carefully crafted to help the wolves and if I would've done my extremely strong anit-plan post immediately I doubt a single person would've had the guts to go along with it. At the risk of sounding arrogant, I believe that my words against the plan carry an awful lot of weight- enough to discourage most people from buying into it. By defending it, I was attempting to provide the wolves with some cover- in other words, make the wolves feel as if they could support it and not look like they were alone and conspicuous. They would think "Hey, the phantom is supporting it- we can go ahead and do it too."
EVERYONE- Don't lynch me. Only the wolves would benefit from that. I will vote for + + Evisse. If I'm wrong, perhaps I'll go after Morm next. I don't much like being voted for.
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the phantom has posted.
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*tosses a raw fish in the direction of the phantom*
How convenient of you to appear precisely now, phantom. If I am to be lynched I shall of course meet my unfortunate demise with dignity, despite my low bearing, but the village shall be none the better for it. I can only be glad for those who did not vote for me as they will be the only ones with a clear conscience after this.
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Corpus Cacophonous
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I would point out that there is a dreadful danger, as the votes currently stand, for any Werewolf who has not yet voted to ensure that two Villagers get lynched, one of whom is almost certain to be innocent. Please, let's try to ensure that doesn't happen ...
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Maundering Mage
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And the phantom has also said that he may go for me next round, which is fine, but to do so because I voted for him seems paltry and unreasonable. I have said that we ought to be suspicious of all but to threaten to go after me based on no evidence given seems petty and suspicious even more.
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Illusionary Holbytla
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Seven, ten, seven-tenths, same thing...
![]() I'm not really convinced of the guilt of either phantom or Evisse, though I am suspicious. I could vote for Evisse; Evisse would be hung almost undoubtedly since Azaelia has yet to show her face. I could vote for phantom; either both Evisse and phantom would be hung or it could still be either/or, depending on the final vote. I could vote for Fordim and have virtually no effect on the voting whatsoever. Umm... ++Fordim - he is the one who I am most suspicious of, and therefore cast my vote at the risk of seeming dispassionate about the end result. Oh, and one interesting thing I noticed: we're at 90-something posts, which is only about 20 fewer posts than were in the entire 2nd game... |
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Shadowed Prince
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Game? what do you mean, lass?
Ooh, times up. |
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yes, time's up, so I can safely say this:
Guys and gals, if you see me laughing on the way to the hanging spot, it's because I have a very weird sense of humour.
But some of you at least are sure to cry.
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Raffish Rapscallion
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I am torn between a couple of different opinions at the moment. If we assume that Fordim's plan is has been to confuse us or provide the werewolves with an easier means of winning the game, then I should be following Saucey's reasoning and vote for Evisse, SoN, or Fordim. The most logical knee-jerk reaction would be for me to vote fore SoN because he voted for me. However, I do not see how this would help things because not only do I try not to hold gut feelings against people, I am not sure of his guilt. But since I am not sure of any one person's guilt it would seem that my obligation to the village is to make sure that one villager gets lynched and not two (I won't even go into what the odds would be that we could possibly score a double wolf-lynching, so I see no reason to lynch two villagers).
My vote goes to ++ Evisse. If you are indeed innocent my attention will turn to SpM & tp. edit: I said 'my' suspicions. I hope that if I do not last the night all of your suspicions will turn toward SpM and the phantom and those two will be examined throughly. I still do not overly suspect them, but if Evisse is in fact innocent, they start to rise on my very own 'short list'. Last edited by The Only Real Estel; 06-04-2005 at 11:11 AM. Reason: adding a bit at the end (no, not my vote! that was already there...) |
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