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Unfortunately, I have to agree with you on some points. :(
After the second night, the last post from Arandor: "There's still time before 7 PM, so I'll think about it and probably vote later."
But he doesn't vote.
Okay, things happen, people have their own lives.
After the third night, he votes to execute Registrar, even though he calls the evidence dubious ("Although it's strange that so much evidence is piling up against him – yesterday there were two, today there are two, and some even have three, lol. Although, I don't like the hat evidence, because I watched South Park, and I can't call that thing on Butter's head a hat, especially a fur hat. Maybe it reminds someone of fur, but to me, it's strange. IMHO, it's even suspicious, as is the fact that no one is defending him") – I didn't understand at all what they were trying to prove with this post, something like "it doesn't look like he's guilty, but I'm voting for execution"?).
However, did he have a choice, given the unanimous vote? To go against everyone would only attract unnecessary suspicion. Isn't this the same fiery ball that the warlock used to burn his own assassin, so as not to expose himself?
After the fourth night, I connect the Mold-a evidence. Arandor says that this evidence is too obvious – it's strange, why didn't anyone mention this obviousness before me? :confused: Then Arandor "forgets" about this evidence and votes NNW (although on the first day, he executed Kyle based on completely obvious evidence, without being embarrassed by the obviousness).
After the fifth night, Arandor votes against Mold-a, but later (when there were already 6 votes for execution!) unexpectedly, without any evidence, switches his vote to Maurinho. That is, before that, he didn't like the apples as evidence – he said it was too obvious, but you can vote against Maur without evidence?! Where's the logic?
Arandor hopes that Mold-a will be executed by the paladin, although he is told that hoping for the paladin prolongs the mafia's life – it's better to hang the mafia during the day in parallel, rather than hope.
And as the culmination of everything, after a successful split of votes, as a result of which no one was hanged (although there were already 6 votes for execution!), Arandor says in a neighboring thread: "If you hadn't been so slow, you would have eliminated both of them in one day, but now it will take two." And this is said by the person who prevented the mafia from being hanged during the day!
All of the above is not evidence. If Ar is mafia, then he played it perfectly and without any mistakes. He can justify any of the described actions, and there were no obvious blunders or inconsistencies. But I still started to think.
And I wish the same for everyone.
I'm not voting yet, I have doubts.
I'm leaving the house in an hour, then I'll write. Maybe someone will suggest some smart ideas.
Added after 21 minutes
And by the way, you, Maurinho, are still suspicious to me. You have such inconsistencies in your reasoning, as if three or four people are writing under your account. :smile04: Sometimes you notice accurately, like when Mold-a was saved, and sometimes you ignore the fact that Darel was attacked on the first night, and that Ney is already completely beyond suspicion today.
