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I was considering the following:
There's no point in analyzing the kamikaze scenario – killing the mercenary and the police officer after the second night became a very appealing option. So, I was thinking about another incident.
During the day, Morning threatened Gill. At night, Gill is killed, and Morning is killed next to him.
I spent a long time thinking about how such a situation could have occurred, because Morning's very open play is very risky. At first, he acted quietly, but then he started openly attacking Gill. What's the reason? On the second night, Gill writes a note accusing Plesen, and on the same night, a note from Vorotnichok appears with compromising information about Plesen. If the Mafia connected these facts, they might have suspected that Gill was a detective and killed him for that reason. Besides, Gill's status might have been checked. But Morning played too openly and revealed himself to the other Mafia, who eliminated him.
Regarding the roles: Morning is a ninja assassin; Gill, since he was at home, didn't have a night action and was unlikely to be the Oyabun or an inactive member of the Mafia, nor was he likely to be the cafe owner or waiter – only one unrecruited townsperson remains. At least, that's the justification I came up with for the situation.
Currently, we have:
Blue clan: Oyabun, brute, blackmailer, bodyguard.
Red clan: Oyabun, Yakuza.
And one recruited townsperson by some Mafia.
We need to look for members of the Blue Mafia; they have at least a one-person advantage.
There's no point in analyzing the kamikaze scenario – killing the mercenary and the police officer after the second night became a very appealing option. So, I was thinking about another incident.
During the day, Morning threatened Gill. At night, Gill is killed, and Morning is killed next to him.
I spent a long time thinking about how such a situation could have occurred, because Morning's very open play is very risky. At first, he acted quietly, but then he started openly attacking Gill. What's the reason? On the second night, Gill writes a note accusing Plesen, and on the same night, a note from Vorotnichok appears with compromising information about Plesen. If the Mafia connected these facts, they might have suspected that Gill was a detective and killed him for that reason. Besides, Gill's status might have been checked. But Morning played too openly and revealed himself to the other Mafia, who eliminated him.
Regarding the roles: Morning is a ninja assassin; Gill, since he was at home, didn't have a night action and was unlikely to be the Oyabun or an inactive member of the Mafia, nor was he likely to be the cafe owner or waiter – only one unrecruited townsperson remains. At least, that's the justification I came up with for the situation.
Currently, we have:
Blue clan: Oyabun, brute, blackmailer, bodyguard.
Red clan: Oyabun, Yakuza.
And one recruited townsperson by some Mafia.
We need to look for members of the Blue Mafia; they have at least a one-person advantage.
