I keep vacillating back and forth with Dom. I know he has objected that it's a gross mischaracterization of him, but it really seems to me that his play this game has been 95% composed of glib oneortwo word questions meant to provoke and needle. Provocation, needling, and questioning do not in themselves indicate baddiness (and I think are generally just markers of a certain playstyle, not alignment), but Dom does not seem very forthcoming about his own thoughts, theories, musings, etc. Maybe I've just had blinders on and am misremembering his meatier involvement in discussions (except with MP,...I do remember his contributions there), but the curt questioning and the reticence to dig in and engage with people with his own thoughts seems overly guarded and defensive for a civ. Dom certianly seems
involved in the game, but I have a hard time feeling out where he stands most of the time, unless he decides to do what he did with me (make a leading statement disguised as a "question", not wait of r a response, and vote). This sort of tightlippedness doesn't feel particularly civ to me, because it seems like he's leaving very little evidence for people to latch on to, and giving very little indication about where he plans to vote before abruptly doing so.

That's my sense of Dom. Dom disagrees with my sense of Dom. This sense is entirely constructed from memory and impression. I fully admit to not having done an extensive reread of Dom before writing this, but it's the vibe I have from him. It's not damning, which is why I'm back and forth on him, but it does prevent me from placing him solidly in my good guy category.
But, to be fair, I've been wrong about everyone this game, so take my thoughts with a grain (or an entire mine) of salt.