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Theoretically, Amaranth or I could still seek revenge for our innocent brother who was wrongly executed. But there are no more Mafia members left. I repeat, this is purely theoretical. Or: one is Mafia, the other is a vengeful maniac. Plus, we can't rule out the possibility that Vikh was recruited last night, even if it seems unlikely (I'd say 10-15% at most: we need to consider the possibility that the courtesan is already dead, and, most importantly, that Major was still on the side of the good guys just a day before that!).
Also, some "compromising information" about my opponent: "amaranth tree" is sometimes used as another name for "red wood," which is also used in perfumery, and we shouldn't forget that it's also a well-known flower. Notice: when did Amaranth "expose" Polosataya? Wasn't it right after he killed someone on the third night? (he was definitely at home quietly on the second night!). Remember that post where he brilliantly solved the clue about the "good ending," but then, almost as an afterthought, he added some vague point 2 about associations with France – no real specifics! He certainly held a masterful pause; he's a very strong player! I wouldn't be able to do that! :smile12: This is if he's the "brother." But if he's Mafia, then it seems like it wouldn't be in his best interest to expose his accomplice... But maybe this is just another brilliant gambit by our criminal professor? He planned everything several moves ahead, made sure with 200% certainty that after exposing the Mafia member, no one would suspect him! Besides, in that case, she really did commit two murders: why not sacrifice her, as chess players say, "to gain tempo"? If all my assumptions and deductions are correct, then even if Amaranth loses, I will genuinely admire his intellect! No kidding.
P.S. By the way, here's that very point #2 from the post with the solution to the clue about Polosataya:
"2. Many people associate France with perfumes and flowers, romance! I'm sure I've finally found the real culprit:rolleyes: ". (c). Amaranth (post #446, p. 45).
Please note the strange nature of the smiley at the end – did he give himself away so stupidly?:confused: and that's after such a brilliant move!
Ибу ибуди - хуйдао муди - Шаг за шагом можно достигнуть цели (китайская мудрость)
Кто к нам с пером придёт, тот от пера и погибнет!:smile51: