[CFUW - Locked to Medusa, Jack, & Rose]

[iscrewtothink]

An exchange of dialogue is probably better than running on what's said out in the open, wouldn't you agree?

Comments

[captaincy.livejournal.com]

I dunno why I should have any more information than everyone else. Here's (http://community.livejournal.com/cryfuckuwolf/255663.html?thread=31488943&style=mine#t31488943) how I ended up with a suspicion vote, though.

I really haven't seen this Yukari person speak at all, so I can't say anything for or against her. The other one, Takano, clearly wants to be considered a sheep, but otherwise isn't exactly wordy. I haven't been able to talk to them and I won't make stuff up. If you still think I'm a wolf and vote me out, well. I gotta admit, I'll be disappointed we didn't get to work together, but at this point there's not much I can do to sway you.

[iscrewtothink.livejournal.com]

... you did say you played the game before. As a matter of curiosity, do the shepherds normally just give one clue per voting round?

[captaincy.livejournal.com]

The shepherds do whatever the hell they want. The last time I played there was a points system, so sometimes we'd have a couple of challenges and that might get us a puzzle to solve or just 'stars', which could be used to determine whether a team was a sheep or a wolf. Why? You think the cheeseburger thing might turn out to be relevant after all?

[iscrewtothink.livejournal.com]

The cheeseburger bit was interesting in that it pointed to Alfred and Matthew. And Alfred had mentioned that he had played a game before this one that involved people actually dying when the wolves killed sheep. He made a big fuss over playing the game again at the beginning until he was reassured that sort of thing wouldn't happen. So it would prove interesting if that clue did have something to it. But chances are it doesn't since one of the shepherds really were harassing him to give her cheeseburgers.

To be honest, I was just wondering if they were just going to leave us with doing all the investigative work to sort out who is who or not.

[captaincy.livejournal.com]

After this round, they might tell you 'you still haven't caught a wolf' or something like that. Normally the clues are harder than just handing over the names, too, but these Shepherds are unpredictable. In the beginning it's mostly guesswork anyway, but the stuff that happens now tends to make for good evidence later in the game.