Fiasco, now with a slightly better idea of what to expect but still a bit overwhelmed by recent events, mumbles something about Ra, Ra, Ra, Egypt's Sunniest... Submarine? He then begins to involve himself in the discussion.
Adele argues that we should not judge one another on any eccentricities of speech we are displaying, on account of these eccentricities having been imposed, by force, on behalf of some outside entity. I am unwilling to go along with this line of reasoning. Who is to say that a similar entity has not distorted the values and allegiances of some among us, and moreover, placed these distortions in some correspondence with the aforementioned eccentricities? Such a correspondence may be subtle and twisted, but it is unlikely to be wholly absent.
She suggests, furthermore, that all of us spend our votes in such a way as to give each person three nominations. For example, everyone could nominate the two people preceding and the one person following him or her in the alphabet. Under such a scheme I, for example, would nominate Commodore Amazing, Dripping Goofball and Fritzler. I assume that she intends everyone to change their nominations after doing so; to do otherwise defeats the point of this part of the day, and moreover, makes it unlikely that we will be able to reach a majority in time.
Even then, I am not sure I see what this would accomplish (though it would also do no harm). Perhaps Adele can explain. It is true that, if only the guilty among us use all their nominations, those nominated will be more likely to be innocent. But in my view, the solution to this is not to start by spreading nominations equally; then, it is still true that if the guilty change their votes more often from the initial arrangement, they will have more influence. The solution is for everyone to make honest attempts to determine who are the villains here, and nominate them. If there are no clues, nominate people anyway, temporarily; as Pooky has indicated, there are no adverse consequences to nominating and then unnominating.
At this point I might as well go with the little list mentioned above, except that I will leave Commodore Amazing alone, as some here seem to bear a grudge against him already. Instead, I will nominate Adele. Rest assured, though, that I will probably change my mind in the future.
Nominate: Adele, DrippingGoofball, Fritzler
"I beseech you, in the bowels of Christ, think it possible you may be mistaken." - Oliver Cromwell