Mafia 107. Fever and Overdose

Master:
> I don't see any obvious references to a mother, but this one hints at first love.
Does a beloved—even if she is a dissatisfied mother—or a first lover evoke fewer emotions than a waifu? Well sure, sure, someone like Vladik, a distant friend in another country, would fit better.

> This last example was very recent. I'm not going to scour the whole thread.
I looked at the post—the justification for Freud's execution and another super-plan for today. But where is the breakdown of what actions could have been taken to analyze the nights? Why would you have done it differently? Where is all that stuff? Why should we follow you when you only offer "this is how I see it, we'll break through, otherwise we'll just fight"?

> This is the key criterion for a valid clue. After all, Tox must have come up with it somehow. Moreover, it should be a completely logical chain, preferably without one-to-many equivalent transitions.
Once more for special cases. Tox wants to invent a clue for Morning. He goes to Morning's profile and checks where the phrase came from (or asks directly)—he has the game Darkest Dungeon. He goes to Wikipedia—and on the main page, he sees who the composer is. He goes to the composer's page—and sees the Prince of Persia game series. He looks at the features of the game series to make the clue more complex—he finds the voice actors. Is that really so hard?
With such rigid protection of the killer, not even from execution but from a clue, I'm going to develop paranoia. Only especially important comrades are covered like this. It wouldn't happen that Morning is the Reaper who cut Nephela's thread of life? Or...

Morning
> For now, I see no reason not to execute Master today. Are there any better candidates? I can suggest Lynx.
> No, Lynx cannot be a town player at all.
> Therefore, cancel Master, execute Lynx.

Committing one murder and immediately getting caught—that's definitely frustrating, I agree, I can even sympathize But you shouldn't act out of internal resentment when so much is at stake.
I hope that you are truly the maniac and not the reaper, and therefore you will read this and think:
1. If I were mafia, we would try to tie a clue to the most "sus" player or to Nebka to bleach them and convince the town of the maniac's "usefulness." But behavior like Master's—"I know the maniac but won't say, and there's no need to solve the clue"—is not the behavior of a town player. If you can give the town more information without exposing your role, you should give it.
2. Your actions this night directly showed that your vector of action is incorrect. Perhaps you suspected Nephela of being mafia, so you killed her, but you were wrong. By killing a townie, you worsened the situation for yourself as well. You won't win here by playing only for yourself. Therefore, like in the good old days, you must be useful to the town—perhaps later you'll have a chance to show off your cunning. But now you must think about the fact that we will ultimately get another peaceful execution. The town and the maniac will face a high probability of losing, while the mafia players will get victory on a silver platter. Think again whether haste in pushing the game onto me is worth it.