JJJ
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JJJ - Bullzeye
-- D3 talks Bullzeye through the GTH mechanics
-- reads Bullzeye good in D3 GTH
-- reads his interaction with LC: minimal damage
-- inquires Bullzeye on Diiny and Devin
-- has Bullzeye in neutral camp on rainbow list
-- N4 questions Bullzeye premature thought process on voting Devin wagoners; expect proof of Bullzeye's ability to change his mind over time; continues to criticise Bullzeye's premature voting statements, regardless of alignment perspective
-- doesn't understand a sentence Bullzeye made on hardly being the only person already focused or biased
-- questions Floyd agreeing with a Bullzeye pot
-- rebuttal to Epig about his D3 inquiry of Bullzeye being normal (asking feedback from anyone); further rebuttal
-- exchange on a JJJ comment about b24, which Bullzeye found acceptable; JJJ asked for more feedback
-- answers Bullzeye question about b24 buddying Golden; further exchanges
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gives him a D on the Mac interaction scale
-- reads Bullzeye bad in D7 GTH
-- comments on Rico's input on Bullzeye, comments on evaluating the trickier players rather than the outright spotty looking ones
-- D8 considers Bullzeye as lynch candidate
-- questions Bullzeye on evaluating Floyd and B24 wagons
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reads Bullzeye from Floyd interaction perspectives, sees it as improvement
-- D9 questions MM feeling good about Bullzeye
-- has Bullzeye in green camp on rainbow list
-- evaluates Epig's case on Bullzeye, with interesting points and asking about the meta claim
-- rolls eyes at Epig sussing him for giving Bullzeye the D grade, yet saying nothing about his [Epig's] post
-- continues to inquire player's meta and thoughts on Bullzeye
-- D10 endorses Bullzeye lynch
-- reflects on Bullzeye being responsive, but not productive
-- votes Bullzeye based on new review
-- reads Bullzeye's posts as concessions
-- pressures Bullzeye on his towel throw stance
-- in reply to Rico, leans on Bullzeye over Choutas; rebuttal to MM on that
-- continues to point out the difference between Bullzeye not being able to catch up and being able to respond to accusations
-- spew reviews Bullzeye, still suspects him
-- calls Bullzeye clearly within potential final mafioso
-- N10 reads Bullzeye alternatively as SK (cautious lack of interference)
-- D11 supports Wilgy lynch, also feeling good about a Bullzeye lynch
-- new proposal for Bullzeye to contribute
-- questions motel on Bullzeye vote
-- disappointed by Bullzeye's lack of contribution
-- answers to Rico's inquiry on Bullzeye possibly applying lurk tactics
-- exchange between him and Bullzeye ensues, leading to vote (read page 1 for in-depth)
Bullzeye - JJJ
-- D2? agrees with JJJ's suss on Golden
-- D3 talks about joining JJJ's GTH
-- replies to JJJ's inquiry on Devin and Diiny, asks him about Russ
-- N4 exchange about his premature vote intentions, already laid out in section above
-- agrees with JJJ on not sussing Matt for his Mac SK theory
-- exchange on a kill event
-- D7 votes Floyd, feeling good about JJJ as to not choose that wagon
-- conversation on B24, already laid out in section above
-- rebuttals to JJJ's reads on his Mac interaction, on his D10 and D11 activity and other charges, already laid out in section above
Clear as Day.
Scum
Ok, so what I'm seeing is this relationship beginning to go sour starting D4 or so, with a moderate, but adequate ping in Bullzeye previewing his vote intentions with certainty ahead of an actual Day phase. Read based on Mac interactions was strong in suspecting Bullzeye (stronger than mine or anyone else), the only ping being how he turned the heat down a notch on D9, based on another baddie interaction. D10 and D11 pressuring reads natural, stemming from the opposition between JJJ's rallying for contribution and Bullzeye's repeated evasion from this.
In the other section, Bullzeye picking Floyd wagon on D7 and reading JJJ fine reads to me as caution not to suss a player he hardly suss before and vote to lynch a player he would be aware is civ or at least not in his camp. Even if voting Floyd that Day didn't end up leading to a lynch, yet, it was at a point in which Floyd-JJJ were the main wagons to choose from and a Floyd lynch going all the way could have potentially brought Bullzeye a bucket of cred.
At this point, if JJJ truly is a mafioso (and a near cannibalistic one as well), I'm signing my death sentence and kissing my valuables in the house goodbye by writing him off, but tinfoiling this would be like squeezing a tube you're aware it's near empty until a vein pops up in your head.