Werewolf LIII: The Republic

[the phantom]

Originally Posted by Lommy

Thus, it makes me wonder that you're so eager to say that you can hardly defend yourself against such suspicions. I don't think anyone's really expecting you to... except maybe you yourself, and that makes you seem a little wolvish to me.

So, do you not see the benefits that can be gained from taking the suspicions of others and logically answering them?

Let me ask, have you ever suspected an Ordo? (obvious answer- yes)

And the next question- has an Ordo ever been able to convince you via logic and reactions that he is innocent, and you turn your suspicions aside? (obvious answer- yes)

The fact is, an Ordo who does not attempt to defend himself is failing his duty to the village. If I suspect an Ordo, I expect him to tell me why I'm wrong! If he manages to convince me to take my eyes off of him, even just a little bit, then he has helped the village, for the whole point is to come to suspect Werewolves, not Ordos.