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- Hey, buddy! Did you hear that there's a race this weekend? Let's go! - No, thanks, I have other plans. A new melodrama is coming out, and I already have a ticket.
Here, the question is clearly, "Are you a woman?" The Master answered "yes."
- I see. Well, okay, whatever. You're annoying. - I didn't mean to, I'm a good person, it just happened. Sorry.
I think this is again, "Are you Mafia?" The Master answered "no."
- It's okay. Listen, I know you recently bragged about buying some book about number magic. Can I borrow it? - Of course, I'll bring it to you in a few days. But I have to go now.
Here, I'm not entirely sure. It's either a General question about possessing power, or a question about some specific magic, although I don't know what to associate numbers with. I'm leaning towards the first option. The answer is "yes."
Based on this logic: if the Master lied in the first answer, then he is a man, not Mafia, and possesses power. There are no such characters.
If the lie is in the second answer, then he is a woman, Mafia, and possesses power. That would be Beryl.
If it's in the third answer, then she is a woman, not Mafia, and does not possess power. That would be Naru or Haruna.
Therefore, if we don't take into account the possibility of misdirection, the Master has two peaceful roles and one Mafia role. If I haven't misinterpreted the answers.