I didn't say you were a wolf and I certainly didn't say Split was. But I thought the utility of putting pressure someone to determine more about their allegiance was a well-established tactic.
I did know you have a new job. Looking back, you did vote snoopdogg early on day 1. This was not a crucial vote, but still, it's something. And I've got something more out of you.
I'm really not, but if I have to die so that the village can move on and actually lynch some wolves... well, at least there's a bright side.
I agree with that; marty has seemed different and not as analysing this game as usually.
If you think I'm a wolf, you're really, really dumb.
I've thought about it. But it in the end, given what I already said, that would mean in this case that I as a wolf deliberately changed my behaviour from someone who never gets lynched to someone who everyone finds suspicious. I mean, throw people off, sure, but it doesn't make sense in this case. Nah, when I'm a villager I just tend to take more risks, which more often than not pay off long-term but will always have detractors in the short-term.And you would certainly never stoop to changing your behavior to throw people off.
