Someone, post 96 wrote:
Brian was the first to vote dodgy, but his vote stayed on him the whole time until the end of the lynch. One is led to believe that he may have been trying to pressure him without seeming to participate in the lynch? He posted quite a bit, and doesn't really comment on the wagon at all...
Well, ever since I voted Dodgy, he hadn't done anything to redeem himself in my eyes. I originally put the vote to stir discussion, and his reaction to that made me perfectly happy to keep my vote on him. I didn't bring it up any more because I didn't feel the need to 'beat a dead horse'. If I had said over and over that I think he's scum, I'd look way too eager to lynch him, and it wasn't
that
important to me.
And our cop should definitely reveal his innocent, as one way or another we'll nab a scum out of this (unless you're a random cop, which really shouldn't belong anywhere. If you're random, two consecutive town lynches would damage our chances too much).
P.S. Huge laughs at Lauritz for trying to convict the dead man. It was so convincing that you make me want to lynch his corpse.