Posts from Mafia 97. Land of Colored Dreams Auto-translated

A large apple pie was on the table, and the hostess secretly told the guest that the treat almost burned – somewhere a cat was purring, creating such a peaceful atmosphere that MasteR almost fell asleep by the stove.

And what is this?

but I'm not a mind reader.

And who are you?

Astronomer.

I'm a roleplayer; I play according to the role, and sometimes I also have moments of insight.

Ah, I understand what Rudy was talking about in the newspaper – he's missing a block from the kitten. I wonder where it went...

but the kitten isn't a maniac.

By the way, there’s a note in the newspaper, and it’s probably from the kitten. Maybe he decided not to bother anyone on the first night?

he probably went to the Master.

Let me clarify. The kitten was putting Mafster to sleep. He mentioned it in a note (most likely, it was him, with a very high probability). And the fact that he puts him to sleep last in the turn order explains why the mouse interrogation was completed.

Thank you, Bear, for the healing. Regarding the interview: I think children's trust is not the same as the color of the aura. The monster has a gray aura, as do many townspeople, but children are afraid of it. And in the first question, it might be about being a Mafia member. There's a clear "no" answer, but "are you Mafia?" is not the same as "are you a townsperson?" There are also serial killers. So, my version of the questions:
- Are you Mafia? - No
- Are your intentions evil? - No
- Are you a townsperson? - Yes
With this kind of reasoning, Arandor turns out to be the Cat. But even if that's the case, should he be executed? The Cat has protection from the first execution, and besides, he can win with the town.

- Puts the target to sleep (once every three nights, starting with the second).

It definitely wasn't a kitten putting the target to sleep, unless that's just how it's displayed as a block.

I think I agree with Vishmaster's suggestion.

The probability that the block was displayed this way is higher. It's unlikely that there was such a significant coincidence between the cat's ND and the note. But thanks for pointing out the rules. I'll probably just play around with the tables for now, memorize the roles better, and then get back to the discussions.

That's why I think the cat was putting the Master to sleep. As for what the kitten was doing, I don't know...