As Asdioh's purity and innocence fluttered through the air, Gorf felt a trust in him growing thicker and thicker. 'Maybe I should trust in Asdioh's proposal of Kantrip being town,' Gorf wondered.
'Neigh, one can not just be so ridiculously scummy.'
'Ahh, but one can, one can! Kantrip's efforts are astounding, and the investigation of Kantrip is much more ideal of a strategy than simply lynching when there are others whos lackluster play is more obvious.'
'But who? The Swarm has yet to conjour up enough ideas to dictate a legitimate suspicion on him, making him a much more viable investigation candidate.'
'This is quite true... But what of the Kosha Boy? Asdioh described his style of play quite perfectly, and look at the time stamps of his posts recently compared to when Asdioh mentioned his viewing. Quite a bit of time was clearly taken to craft his recent posts.'
'But the idea of Kantrip drilling him in such a discomforting way makes me feel that an evil Kantrip may just be looking to dump an easy suspicion onto the Kosha Boy, while still keeping the front that he's suspicious of us, since he knows that there's no chance of us being evil.'
'The same can be said for the Kosha Boy.'
'Of course, of course... So it seems we're in a one-or-the-other situation?'
'Precisely.'
"Unvote." Gorf cried, looking to conjour up a clear state of mind before determining who he finds truly evil.
