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Eomer of the Rohirrim · 10-04-2005, 07:53 AM

Great Googly Moogly! There might be just the two options today, people. Let's see, let's see why Saucepan Man suspects me.

In between my initial suspicion of Formendacil and my retraction of that suspicion, a grand total of one villager (Cailín) suggested that suspicion of Formendacil was unwarranted. So when SpM states that 'many villagers' would not follow me and that that's what caused me to change my mind, he is lying. You see, because many and one are not quite the same thing now, are they Saucy? So that's one lie.

He says that I am unfairly accusing SpM of 'picking on me'. But I'll let the village be the judge; recall that SpM freely admitted to being antagonistic with me. Maybe 'picking on' is the wrong phrase as it implies a certain degree of uniqueness. Let's just call it bullying, shall we?

Apparently, I had to pin SpM with the first vote of the Day. Why? I could see that Perky Ent was being harrassed a great deal and that he would be a certain candidate for lynching. I actually had very little hope that we would be able to lynch you on Day Two. It didn't concern me, I wanted to get these thoughts in the air immediately. O, and my early vote said nothing as I didn't know that I would be back to hear your defence. I was only able to make one quick post later that Day.

SpM also suspects me because I do not say whom I trust. Get this: I don't trust anyone. I have absolutely no reason to.

By the way SpM, I've already outlined exactly why Cailín's arguments do not work. The two of you are pulling off a perfect little wolvish trick. I know very well you two have the trust of the village and that I don't; but I don't care. You two will not last. Whether it's today or tomorrow or the day after that, this village is going to kill you. Whether I'm there to see it is really irrelevant. The village still has the numbers advantage; they can afford to make one more mistake. Killing me would be that mistake. However, I would not criticise the village for choosing so. Your treachery is going to shock them.

++THE SAUCEPAN MAN

To the village and excluding The Saucepan Man, Cailín and their two allies: I have absolutely no idea what plan they will follow after this evening's execution. I also have no idea who the other two wolves are. So I apologise for not being able to give more help.

It's on the edge of a knife.

10-04-2005, 07:53 AM	#11
Eomer of the Rohirrim Auspicious Wraith Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 4,859	Great Googly Moogly! There might be just the two options today, people. Let's see, let's see why Saucepan Man suspects me. In between my initial suspicion of Formendacil and my retraction of that suspicion, a grand total of one villager (Cailín) suggested that suspicion of Formendacil was unwarranted. So when SpM states that 'many villagers' would not follow me and that that's what caused me to change my mind, he is lying. You see, because many and one are not quite the same thing now, are they Saucy? So that's one lie. He says that I am unfairly accusing SpM of 'picking on me'. But I'll let the village be the judge; recall that SpM freely admitted to being antagonistic with me. Maybe 'picking on' is the wrong phrase as it implies a certain degree of uniqueness. Let's just call it bullying, shall we? Apparently, I had to pin SpM with the first vote of the Day. Why? I could see that Perky Ent was being harrassed a great deal and that he would be a certain candidate for lynching. I actually had very little hope that we would be able to lynch you on Day Two. It didn't concern me, I wanted to get these thoughts in the air immediately. O, and my early vote said nothing as I didn't know that I would be back to hear your defence. I was only able to make one quick post later that Day. SpM also suspects me because I do not say whom I trust. Get this: I don't trust anyone. I have absolutely no reason to. By the way SpM, I've already outlined exactly why Cailín's arguments do not work. The two of you are pulling off a perfect little wolvish trick. I know very well you two have the trust of the village and that I don't; but I don't care. You two will not last. Whether it's today or tomorrow or the day after that, this village is going to kill you. Whether I'm there to see it is really irrelevant. The village still has the numbers advantage; they can afford to make one more mistake. Killing me would be that mistake. However, I would not criticise the village for choosing so. Your treachery is going to shock them. ++THE SAUCEPAN MAN To the village and excluding The Saucepan Man, Cailín and their two allies: I have absolutely no idea what plan they will follow after this evening's execution. I also have no idea who the other two wolves are. So I apologise for not being able to give more help. It's on the edge of a knife. __________________ Los Ingobernables de Harlond