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Lewwyn Wrote:What's your opinion of that Injera? You think that makes him a frame target? Or do you think he's setting up the defense for when he does kill him and claims that he was framed?
Well, both actually, I'm undecided. If it's a defense it's a pretty ballsy one. Still, I could imagine a situation where he's arguing with Ichabod, and the wolves decide they need to kill Ichabod because of the trust he's going to have built up and so then he feels like he needs to cover his tracks. Or even, the other pack read him saying that and thought they could pair a nice lynch of Ichabod with a little framing of a different color wolf.
I got hung up on the bolded text and missed your main point about Commodore's post. The "I did have a role but I missed it but I'm not gonna tell what it is" is pretty much asking everyone to pile on. So, yeah, the votes that followed deserve some scrutiny.
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Lewwyn Wrote:Zak posted a long post that came a minute after Commodore's post so either that was planned or it was an incidental crosspost. I'm inclined to leave that alone for now.
About that, that was this post:
zakalwe Wrote:That's an artifact of composing the post (somewhat hurriedly, this time) in a text editor, pasting in the right quotes and deciding which order the various paragraphs should come in. That's how I always write my posts, unless they are just a few lines short. Whenever a paragraph follows a quote, I change the pronoun to "You", since I'm replying to the quote. So I guess I shuffled some sentences around there, or added the quote after I wrote the text, or something. Not sure. Nice to know you're reading my posts carefully, though. 
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To clarify, that's zak's comments about the post Lewwyn was referring to.
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Injera Wrote:I got hung up on the bolded text and missed your main point about Commodore's post. The "I did have a role but I missed it but I'm not gonna tell what it is" is pretty much asking everyone to pile on. So, yeah, the votes that followed deserve some scrutiny.
Yeah sorry I italicized that part, but forgot everything got italicized in a quote so that emphasis got lost. I hope everyone else sees it now that we've discussed it.
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holy shit ... very surprising x.x
anyways, perhaps also surprisingly, I ended up watching Serdoa last night.
I figured he had a pretty low amount of heat on him, and was fairly strongly pressing his arguments, therefore I had thought that he would have been a decent choice for either pack. Guess I was wrong?
Man oh man ... Ichabod getting killed by wolves is quite surprising indeed. I mean first Rowain and now Ichabod? Who next to be night killed ... me? XD
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Yikes, that blows my theories all out of the water. Bye, Ichabod. 
Too tired to think straight. I can't figure out why the wolves would want to cut short an argument like that one. Will try again in the morning.
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Mardoc Wrote:Too tired to think straight. I can't figure out why the wolves would want to cut short an argument like that one. Will try again in the morning.
Yeah, a villager crusading against a possible wolf on the basis of a perceived slip. I can't figure out why a wolf would want to silence the crusading villager. 
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I guess obvious must be the new sly. Mardoc.
Pindicator's repeated reading comprehension faceplant and Ichabod accusation based on quoting posts that don't fit the timeline also seemed very scummy to me.
Tasunke watching Serdoa is a plausible choice but doesn't really prove anything, of course.
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novice Wrote:Tasunke watching Serdoa is a plausible choice but doesn't really prove anything, of course.
Agree. Though I haven't felt Tasunke to be scummy all game. I haven't mentioned it but I think he's been railroaded and if we go back and look at who's running the Tasunke trains I think we'll get more info.
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novice Wrote:Pindicator's repeated reading comprehension faceplant and Ichabod accusation based on quoting posts that don't fit the timeline also seemed very scummy to me.
Could be. I don't know, it sort of reminds me of me from WW7 and my focus on zak. It's easy to be a new player that thinks they've found a really good read and filter everything through that prism. Let's see how he acts with his white whale out of the game.
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