Mafia 26. Lady Mallowen's Last Caprice

Well, not exactly a Berber... It's just that the name probably won't be a clue:rolleyes: It's more of a hint about the whole night...

:cool: Sorry, but it sounds like you're twisting facts to suit your own interests. I can then develop a theory about this note::D
And here we have a ready-made team of Mafia!:smile50:

No, actually, I'm seriously considering your version... But I'm expressing my doubts - please forgive me. This is a game, nothing can be definitive!

I'm curious, which of the murders do you want to associate me with through the chapter title? :D

Actually, twisting facts to fit a version is silly. It's not a manipulation, it's facts arranged by me into a single logical chain, forming a version. It's your right to trust me or not.

And why should I apologize? :) Of course, doubts should be expressed. But I'll say this... If we don't execute anyone, we'll almost certainly lose. And I don't see any more well-founded versions yet.

Regarding the second note. I think that's exactly why it was made - the detective's visit to Ara was quite obvious, and it was clear that the status would become open sooner or later. A good prediction with the note. And as a result, the second note with the same meaning, so they would think "they're trying to frame someone" - and just to confuse them in the end.
And also, explain one more thing: if the real postman didn't decipher his message, why didn't he send his own note? That's an obvious solution. If he did decipher it, then where are the smart thoughts about the Mafia, or at least an interpretation of the night's events? There are inconsistencies again.

Good night, of course, but the voice didn't change, huh.

Hermit, are you a man, by any chance? :D