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Mafia 26. Lady Mallowen's Last Caprice

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Okay, I'll have to go with a different approach than I initially intended.
White Lizard is the Maid. If you remember how the Maid blocks, you'll understand the connection to the key combination. Given that the opening of the postman's letter indicated a smoker (note the origin of the quote - "The Picture of Dorian Gray"; and even without that, the expression "healing the soul with sensations" is more suitable for drug addicts, and in our case - an opium smoker), the role of White Lizard became definitively female.
After a brief analysis, taking into account my version of the events of the night, I couldn't figure out what female role Liza had. There were constant inconsistencies, especially considering that he was in the block on the first night, and he was killed on the second (blocking the Mafia (the Lovestruck Maid) on the first night to divert attention was risky - too many neutral parties among the townspeople; and I won't even mention Jane; the Ex-Girlfriend made her move; Lady Beatrice was addressed as "most esteemed," but it's clear that she couldn't have died immediately during Jane's attack on the second night - and given the method of the murder, it's clear that Charles wasn't the attacker; the Head Maid also made her move on the first night).
Then I realized my mistake: I forgot that the Maid blocks before the Smoker. Therefore, the Mafia block on the first night was essentially unsuccessful - Liza did his job. The address "most esteemed" also fits perfectly. Thus, as you have already understood, Arandor is the opium smoker. This also coincides with the check of his status.
And even though I wanted us to eliminate the Mana user first, and not the blocker, we can't delay any longer.
Execute Arandor.



Even if we fight, even if there’s such thing
I will not give up
Just like this, I won't let go
Strongly grasping your right hand’s warmth
I’ll be here