I've mentioned several times that I'm a Town role. I'm not playing to win this game, so I won't bother arguing; I'll just reiterate that the clue was misinterpreted, and it will result in a Town death. I've only read the literary descriptions of all three female roles in the setting; I haven't even looked at the clues, so I'm playing completely randomly. Nevertheless, I represent a Town-aligned character, with a voice and corresponding abilities. If you've calculated the risks and believe that executing such a Town role is acceptable at this stage of the game, then go ahead and execute me; I can't stop you. Just be aware that this will result in a Town death, and I might also suggest that you consider the circumstances of my death. Specifically, how you spent the entire day debating the clue, trying to connect it to Medusa or other players, but were hesitant, and then Nebo joined the discussion, came up with a solution in ten steps, voted for me, and then Crabbi, who appeared out of nowhere, also voted for me. And now, at the end of the day, you're adding more votes without any further explanation. All this, despite the fact that there was nothing against me throughout the game. So...
If you only read the literary descriptions of all three female roles, where did the reasoning about Inara's usefulness come from before the clue even appeared? What specifically do you dislike about the solution? How do you propose identifying the Negatives if not through the clues? And what do you think I should have been doing during the day instead of "weakly discussing the clue"? Should I have been weakly discussing psychology?