Werewolf XXX - Tol-in-Elendili - The Isle of the Were-Faithfuls

[Roa_Aoife]

Originally Posted by Holby

I quite recall the village where almost all specials had to reveal themselves because they were being lynched.

I quite recall a village where the same happened, and we had so many known innocents running about it was near impossible for the wolves to hide. (And they didn't for very long.) Anyways:

SPM

1st post - banter with Mith, thinks discussing faithful behavior is dangerous, thinks analysis of words is the best course of action, request people to talk, mild jab at Manwe

2nd post - thinks the lack of roleplaying is nice, responds to Roa: the gifted tend to look very suspicious

3rd post - Thinks it's odd that Nogrod and Roa are "berating" the quiet.

(Here he clearly takes things out of proportion. Niether Nogrod nor myself "berated" anyone. We said the exact same thing that he said- talking good, quiet bad)

4th post - joking about Hookbill

5th post - Will be busy today, doesn't think he was being hypocritical, says Nogrod appeared angry that people had not spoken, says he never thought it made Nogrod look Faithful, but his reaction to the statement did, calls his own point reasonable vs Nogrod's unreasonable reaction, says Kath and Nogrod may be trying to lure us into a false sense of security, more joking about Hookbill, seems to exonerate Manwe for being new, Worried about the people who are voting for him, says Glirdan has been targeted by Nogrod, finds Holby's list a bit strange, thinks Nogrod and Rikae are the most suspicious

(Again, making Nogrod appear more agressive than he actually is. Nogrod never appeared angry over anything. Also, I note his little move there comparing his reasonableness to Nogrod's (implied) unreasonableness. Very clever. He also seems to be eager to form a bond with Manwe.)

Well, SPM and Manwe can't both be wolves. It'd be way to obvious, and SPM is a more subtle man than that. But SPM irks me in a most sinister way. He's too good at directing his wording to point one way, when he's actually meaning something else. I never trust him, to be sure, but I especially don't like his case against Nogrod. It's not like him to blow something up like that. Not when he's innocent, anyways.