Mafia 29. Witch Hunt

I provided a very logical and clear explanation of why Gill is Mafia. Your opinion is already clear; it's all emotions, or a lack of specifics. I will break it all down later, but I still advise true Town players to take a closer look and read my previous post.

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I'm giving an even more substantiated answer: Gill cannot be Town because: 1. The Grand Inquisitor cannot be bribed. 2. The Bishop cannot be bribed. 3. The Executioner is Sloanish. 4. The Count cannot be bribed. 5. The Knight cannot be bribed. 6. The Witch Hunter burned Arandor, meaning he acted on the second night. Why specifically the Witch Hunter burned Arandor? Because the Witch Hunter leaves no clues and only kills players with the "Cursed" status. Remember, in the first night, Arandor was being watched, and this surveillance is the Witch Hunter's first night action, plus witches are burned at the stake. Also, remember the order in which the actions are described in the newspaper. Therefore, this is definitely not Gill. 7. The Blacksmith? Maybe, but there's one thing: in the second newspaper, Gill was returning from somewhere, but the Blacksmith didn't act on the second night and didn't block anyone. Returning from where? Nowhere. The role is ruled out. 8. The Moneylender? No. He bribed Gill. 9. The Thief? Excluded. The Thief poisoned Amko, meaning he stole the poison and poisoned him on the second night. At the same time, the second newspaper mentioned both Gill and the Thief, meaning they are not the same person; otherwise, Gill would have been mentioned in the first newspaper as well. Conclusion: Gill cannot be Town at all; there's no chance. What more evidence do you need? Reread my post, compare everything yourself. I think there's nothing to criticize. Want to deny it? Okay, but then without emotions, everything should be clear and specific. I'm waiting. Town players, draw your own conclusions.