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Originally Posted by Nog
With tp's "case" against Mac it's clearly different. That was pure fabrication. It was actually such a foolish thing I did use the word framing on purpose.
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Hey now! His quote about "being alone" combined with his possible scripture reference of Hades "giving up" the dead combined with his plea for us to look for hints... I mean- you can say that it's stretching, but do not call it fabricated or foolish. I believe my case was wrong after hearing
Mac speak, and I never stated that it was incredibly compelling to begin with (plus in my explanation later to Mac I explained that I was partly leaning towards him being Demeter, not Hades- did you skip over that?). You're going overboard and seemingly trying to paint me to look like I'm making things up or lying, and that's just a completely untrue assessment.
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Originally Posted by Nog
I would still come to his Eonwë -thing as the most likely seer hint (surprise-surprise, but then again I wouldn't have gone after someone that steadily for nothing).
So here's once again what Boro said about anyone who's not a wolf hurting us if dying:
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Originally Posted by Boro answering ot Blind Guardian
Anyone who's not a wolf, who dies will probably hurt us ya know. I can say the same about myself, the question in this will be the degree of hurt. Cus right now I'd venture to guess that on a scale of 1 to 10...if I were theoretically up to be lynched, and I was, it would probably hurt the village about a 7. You, I'm pegging at a 5 so far.
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Voting Eonwë he then said this:
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Originally Posted by Boro
I said Blind was about a 5 on the scale of 1 to 10. Eonwe's looking like a "neg" 4
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So if an innocent dying hurts us on a positive scale (the more the worst), then someone dying and going to the negative side of the scale would not be innocent. That is downright plausible.
To me the only questions that remain, are whether Boro was the real or the false seer and did he see him as a cursed or as a wolf?
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Well, well, we actually have found one point in common. In respect to
Boro and his dreaming you have reached the same conclusion as me (see my post earlier today). I think the main difference between us on this matter was that I came into the day inclined to view
Eonwe more innocently than you (and thus I probably think it more likely than you do that
Boro was the false Seer).