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Findëasëa · 06-03-2006, 02:13 PM

The actions of TGWBS today have struck me as quite odd. First, he asserts that he ought be absolved from guilt, along with Cailin for saving Caran yesterday. I think that others have addressed this issue strongly already, and I agree that this contention is not necessarily true. In his first post he begins asserting the importance that Caran has for the village that day. He continues later in the day to be a strong advocate of Caran’s power and usefulness, much stronger then she is herself. His continuous association with her seems to me to be an attempt to appear innocent and helpful. It ended up drawing negative attention to him, but I think that he probably assumed that people would have different reactions to his helpfulness, and never thought it would draw any attention For these reasons I vote:
++TGWBS

06-03-2006, 02:13 PM	#11
Findëasëa Haunting Spirit Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 63	The actions of TGWBS today have struck me as quite odd. First, he asserts that he ought be absolved from guilt, along with Cailin for saving Caran yesterday. I think that others have addressed this issue strongly already, and I agree that this contention is not necessarily true. In his first post he begins asserting the importance that Caran has for the village that day. He continues later in the day to be a strong advocate of Caran’s power and usefulness, much stronger then she is herself. His continuous association with her seems to me to be an attempt to appear innocent and helpful. It ended up drawing negative attention to him, but I think that he probably assumed that people would have different reactions to his helpfulness, and never thought it would draw any attention For these reasons I vote: ++TGWBS