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Revan, I don't like that you don't trust me :( Maybe we can execute Torian later, but first, he can give you a relaxing massage – the Greeks are rumored to be masters at it :)
I remember suspecting Toria from the second night. Therefore, I will fully support his execution. The only thing that puzzles me is why Hostor has changed his attitude towards Toria so drastically. I don't understand this, considering that the previous day he was advocating for his defense, thereby undermining Arandor. Host, explain.
Lock, so, about my list – don't you want to make some corrections?
The list is good; thankfully, the clues from the Oracle aren't overly complicated. I also made my own little list in a notebook to keep track of who's who. I figured out that Crabby is Aeneas based on the Oracle's clues from the first and subsequent days, by the way. It's quite clear. Many people, including myself, initially thought that Verwolf was Memnon when we first started and weren't fully immersed in the story, and we kind of forgot about it. And even though I didn't fully trust the Oracle's notes, a few days ago I remembered her, and I realized I was wrong. Cassandra would have published the name of one of the killers in the newspaper long ago, and her Oracle's clues would have been more obvious. I wasn't sure about Vegtam. I thought that he could be Memnon, and the herbs seemed to point to something unclear. Because I was judging based on the chapter title "Dead Knowledge." I also had the thought that he might be someone else. Then Gur was killed, and many people thought he was the Doctor, so theoretically, it was correct. But "no amulet will protect anyone," and "healing herbs" looks more beautiful and much more logical. With the others, everything is clear. Only, Telephus's death is obvious to me not from the picture or anything else, but from Ara's behavior. I was playing as the town, and he was given a negative status.
I hope Thor is Agamemnon, and then the next person who should be eliminated should be Odysseus. Although the presence of the resilient Diomedes worries me a little, of course.
Well, our priest is a decent person, not some angry, long-haired teenager rebelling against his parents, so it's in his best interest to eliminate the mafia, not the townspeople. He can't do it alone – he needs votes. PRIEST, CAN YOU HEAR ME??? YOU CAN'T DO IT ALONE! Let's rewrite the story of Troy. The town is already winning much less often than the mafia.
No, Hostor, you and Loken can engage in male bonding; I'm out.
This is a blatant lie! I am not Greek to be engaging in such things…
Host, explain yourself.
I believe the exposed Kiknom Tungus when he says that Thorium is bad. Plus, here’s more:
For some time, I thought Thorium was Memnon, but just a couple of minutes before he showed paparazzi his own self-disgrace, while rereading it, I found a phrase dismissing any connection with Mem. I can no longer place him under urban roles…
And here’s from here down. + He himself disclaimed any association with Memnon after votes were cast against him.
And one more thing about Vegtham – it says “there were signs of a struggle.” This also confused me. The doctor seems quite harmless, only using a saw to amputate limbs in the first aid tent, while Memnon is familiar with military operations and could certainly fend off a Greek or two. Assuming that it was an “unequal force” in the form of a munchkin-Achilles (and his inseparable friend Patroclus as a gloating spectator), he died. Achilles used a spear, and the otherworldly crystal could be something from Xen. Although, in my opinion, this isn’t the most appealing version, the point is to identify the appearance of the deceased.
Added 2 minutes later Pandora, meanwhile, I don’t see your input.
Wow... Look at Hector and Kikan. Now those are some seriously overpowered roles.
Ты страшился тысячи вещей... Но все это были лишь маски, лишь видимости. На самом деле страшило тебя только одно решиться сделать шаг в неизвестное, маленький шаг через все существующие предосторожности. И кто хоть один раз оказывал великое доверие, полагался на судьбу, тот обретал свободу.
Мы не свободные, вольно танцующие автобусы. Мы – привязанные троллейбусы и трамваи