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Mafia 101. Disputed Island

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SnowmanV2

1) Psychology (in fact, everyone looks suspicious, they just differ in nuance).
Alex always seems to play like this. I wouldn't suspect him because of it.
SnowmanV2

2) Probabilities. There are fewer possible players on Jen Li (around 5-6) than on Kane (a lot, I didn't even count), so the chances of hitting the right person are higher.
The number of possible players on Jen Li decreases by several with each newspaper. It's more complicated with Kane; he has immunity to block and isolation. You might have to wait a long time until an acceptable number of players remain for him.
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3) The same clue. It's more complex here. Two clues, and at first glance, both seem plausible. And in both cases, the connection between the author and the work isn't very strong. But if Armageddon is a standalone film, then Conan is a hero from an entire series of works by Howard. It's like Poirot or Miss Marple in Agatha Christie – the connection is on an associative level. So, in this respect, the solution for Alex is better.
The author-work connection is actually a pretty good link. It's not like film-actor, where you can end up with a ton of actors or films. I like the solution for Shaman more than the clue for Alex.
SnowmanV2

4) Priority. When there are only two days left until the fifth night, and the city has no protection against the all-powerful ultimates of the Mafia, it's obviously more logical to eliminate the supposed leader, not the puppet. Considering how many times there haven't been enough neutrals on the negative side, I'm almost certain that the protection has been removed from both Zero and Jen Li.
I agree with that. However, I think the Mafia will target each other, especially if neither Mafia reaches the recruitment limit by the fifth night.

In terms of arguments, it's 1:3. Sorry, but you didn't convince me. and you also earned a plus point for suspicion...