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Gill talks about an alliance with the mentally ill, about how one can achieve a victory that is impossible according to the rules. He says that you need to do as he says because he trusts the Mafia. All his irrefutable evidence for his versions is that both Mafias have long since figured everyone out and, again, the mentally ill will not betray them, although, once again, there cannot be a victory between the town and the mentally ill. During the day, he only benefits the mentally ill; at night, he protects only the mentally ill. Oh yes, another amusing fact: the mentally ill harmed the doctor-killers only to help the town achieve a joint victory. Although they should be doing this to achieve their own victory. Their promises mean nothing in a game built on deception and lies.