Tol-in-Gaurhoth XX: Wereorc I: The elves cannot hide themselves much longer.

[Nogrod]

Case Findëasëa - somewhat evil-eyed...

Somehow all of this could be read as a “developement story”. The first day just two posts (one “in character”, the other the vote), quite confusing to say the least, voting Glirdan for no substance...

On the second day she comes to the fore much more secure – and opening in-depht –analysis on how orcs would work

#176
I have been trying to analyze the information posted today and its significance in discovering wereorcs. If I were a wereorc, I would try as hard as possible to make my image separate from that of my fellows in the minds of the other players. This would be beneficial in that if one were to die the others would not be reveled.

In the end goes to vote Jenny as all is well.

On the third day really shows, that she’s got the hang of it. Is considerate and intelligent. The viewpoint still is that of an orc... and she seems to understand, what Jenny thinks, and how she would act. Also insisiting on her interpretation of Jenny’s post – that would make one of the listed “dangerous” an orc (an orc would know, if Jenny kind of slipped by mistake a clean list)

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A wereorc would most likely not want to draw attention to any sort of connections that could exist. Jenny seemed in control in both her earlier posts and the ones she made after she was made aware of her impending death. I doubt she would make this kind of move.

I thought it was interesting that she threw more suspicion upon the quiet members of the group. As was discussed earlier, it would make sense if the orcs wanted to throw suspicion upon those in the village with the most contribution, in order to cripple the village and to leave the quiet members to get picked off with little resistance. Jenny’s accusations, therefore, could point towards a loud orc. I know that the statements that Jenny made after learning about her death were meant to confuse and lead us astray, but, given her skill, it would make sense that she put a good deal of thought into her posts so that it would not implicate her fellow orcs.

In the end votes Roa, because believes Jenny’s list includes one orc, and Roa most suspicious (admitting: no good grounds though).

On the fourth day, continues from orc perspective... careful not to suspect anyone (vice versa), but asking us to think about Zali. The rest of the day was spent defending her suspicions over Roa, her interpretation of Jenny’s list (there is one orc in the list of four – namely Roa), and of her belief of my innocence (started to give in a bit just before Naria’s dream). Votes Roa on the basis of Roa turning the discussion away from her own possible guilt.

So what I see somewhat suspicious is her quick turn to be just another person (has been lectured after the first day?) - and so familiar with both the ways the orcs would work, and what kind of person Jenny is!

But very intelligent indeed - after grasping the way this game is played... So very dangerous as an orc!