Мафия 32. Asylum

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What's the point of listening or responding if all the arguments are limited to the idea of an impossible alliance? When he describes everything in a way that benefits his theory, discarding everything else.

And are you counting on the fact that while they're killing each other, the town will just sit back and wait, and then in the finale, the words "the town won!" will appear.

Is that better than counting on a ridiculous alliance or hoping that you can deal with the mafia later, which is practically impossible to eliminate?

Gil says he knows Hostor, so everything is fine, and they've already figured everything out. Okay, I know Arandor, who would be more likely to help the town win than the mafia. And in the place of the villains, considering what the mentally unstable and some of the townspeople are doing, I would already start interfering with the mentally unstable winning, even if it meant losing to the town. Yes, yes, I'm just as sure of that as Gil is that the mentally unstable won't betray each other.
Isn't that unconvincing? What Gil is suggesting is not much different.