Here's another thought: why would the Mafia need to keep a player like Amaranth among the "good" guys? Wouldn't it be more logical to make him target number one? I mean, they could just stir things up and have a good chance of losing. In my opinion, he should have been the primary target! Okay, maybe there were some initial delays or attempts at recruitment in the first 1-2 turns (+they took out a strong Cash), but why didn't they touch him afterward? Fine, they didn't touch me – I'm relatively inexperienced. Who could I possibly annoy or expose? In the previous game, I didn't even realize who was blocking me the whole time, despite all the hints – that Ar wasn't a monster, but a commissioner! In this game, I can't find anything substantial, no matter how hard I try. They're targeting me, giving me all sorts of gifts and trying to control me, and I almost executed the captain because of my stubbornness.
And the main thing: if Am isn't Mafia, then why didn't they kill him tonight? Why would they set me up like that? +It seems I didn't touch the demonologist, or provide any evidence to the contrary, even though he could have (there are some vague clues).
But look, what evidence do they have against me, specifically as a demonologist? There's the red stone, but that's very vague, and the bandage is even more ambiguous. Although I don't remember the whole thread, and I don't have time to read it now, is there anything else against me?