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Darza couldn't attack Sesam for the simple reason that he attacks everyone who comes to the player. Glaedr came to Sesam, right? Then he should have received two attacks at once (one on himself, and the other transferred from Sesam to himself), and died. Glaedr didn't die, therefore, it wasn't Darza's turn. If I missed something, please correct me.
As for defending myself... well, I don't even know. I consider my execution pointless, so arguing about it is also pointless. However, I can say that the Master and the Snowman embellished the math a bit. According to the newspaper, I can't be only Sapphire, Arya, Glaedr, and that mafia guy who conducted the fire attack. I can be all the others (including Eragon, read the setting carefully!).
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I won't vote for anyone, NNV. I suspect the Snowman and the Master, but I'm not sure about anything.