Spacedaisy wrote:But I am hearing SVS and what I am hearing is not, "I suspect, I believe" It is "I know." She would not be saying that if she did not know
I agree, and I think she may very well have some info about llama. But that info must be consistent with his being *lynchproof*,
and despite my endless begging, she would never explain why lynching a lynchproof baddie is a good idea.
Spacedaisy wrote:Also, I don't understand the logic of killing Bea if you believe she is Martell. If she is, we have no way of knowing it for certain. Why is she the logical choice from your group of three that emerged in the word analysis? I'm just not understanding.
I actually made this point, and would have preferred to lynch Juliets first. But there were only two left in that group - Bea and Juliets.
Epignosis died in a fire last night and I'm pretty sure he was bad.
Spacedaisy wrote:Vomps... DH surprised me with that one. To be honest it seems the most like desperate attempt to distract. (It was DH who brought this us, was it not? Stuff melds together when reading ten pages in one sitting.) anyone can copy and paste. To say that it looks like Vomps because of that seems like a HUGE stretch. And Vomps seems like an easy target to me.
Arg. I don't know if Vomps is bad, but I don't like the case against him. But I have a bad feeling about the way this lynch has gone and particularly about the idea of lynching Bea so I am going to cast a vote on Vomps and see how the chips fall.
The main evidence against him is that the lynch was *stopped* when he was about to be lynched.
No mention of 'protection' or 'rezzes', the lynch just didn't happen. That reads as delbert's secret power to me,
and I don't see anyone else that can do it. The minor textual evidence from the Jack quote in the night post
is a nice verification, but I don't think it's nearly as strong as the fact that delbert used one of his precious lynch-stops to save vomps.
I'm actually hoping zodac will lynch vomps now, despite the evidence stacked up against bea -
they are both available on the night-lynch poll also, and from the sound of it if martell is lynched on the non-participation poll martell's power won't be usable.
(I asked MP about that a few days ago).
There are lots of ways it could be a tie though - that itself doesn't really say much bea or vomps.
bea wrote:yea. we civs have sucked it.
I truly wish I knew how to change that.
On the contrary, I think we're doing *very* well.
We're way ahead of the game right now - we're out something like 5 baddies in seven days (if all my stronger suspicions are correct - I'm not including you in that count).
Admittedly most of them aren't our fault, but that's astounding by the numbers.
I'm just going to ignore anything SVS says that isn't a (new) logical argument from here out, arguing with her is like arguing with a cd-player set on repeat.
I don't see what role she could be alluding to, the only thing I can figure is that she poetry- or insanity- cursed someone *else*,
and thinks llama was faking because of that. If it was an insanity curse, I think the odds aren't bad, but representing it as "knowledge"
when we have a role like Mr. Henderson in the game seems irresponsible to me.
SVS - I am confident that you are a civ. Will you please try to see things from my perspective?
Civ or not, why should I trust your 'certain knowledge' when you can't express where it comes from or why you have it?
You (and others) have done that to *me* in the past with zero justification - tunnel vision based on something that turned out to be a coincidence or an interplay with someone else's power.
Kate's crusade in Twin Peaks stands out particularly in my mind.
You might *know* something, and it turns out later you just had some single bit of solid (but not foolproof) evidence, which was wrong.
Do you *know* that bea is innocent? Do you have private information on that topic?
I say again: I don't doubt that llama could be bad. Do you *know* that he is both bad *and not lynchproof*?
I would love to just trust you, since I'm confident that you are at least on my team, but I don't trust your private logic.