Мафия 28. The Lonely nights in Neville

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1. Damn mafia-like behavior, which I noticed on the very first day.

Justify it. Like, I said your absurd questions are absurd? That Slonish’s nitpicking is absurd?

2. Mafia-like reactions to accusations in the following days.

Can you provide a link to a treatise on mafia-like reactions?

3. In general, the unwillingness to answer questions due to the fear of making a mistake somewhere – peaceful players are happy to answer such questions because it gives them the opportunity to confirm their side, and what’s so difficult about answering – after all, they don’t need to lie, just tell the truth about your opinion and don’t worry. Mafia players, on the contrary, are afraid of not seeing a trap and therefore are more likely to be reluctant to answer.

How does an overview of the situation give you the opportunity to confirm your side? If a homeless person approaches me on the street and asks if I believe in God, and if I refuse to answer, he accuses me of Satanism, will he also be right? The comparison with a homeless person is random.

4. Avoiding answering the last question. I asked it to finally confirm your side. And you confirmed my suspicions – you gave an incorrect answer out of fear of being exposed.

I forgot. You are very confident.

5. Pentagram – Wizard, evil sorcerer, fortune-telling, potion-making...

Maybe.

6. Beasts, not people – druidism.

Or maybe... Slonish?

Yes, I’ll go soon.

Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made

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Мафия 28. The Lonely nights in Neville