boo. i don't like this plan. also, i am a ghost.
I adressed this earlier. Hep seemed to suddenly have some some suspicion on X1. It's so contradictory though. She thought me and Gheb were scum. Then she tries fitting X1 in there even though I had been targeting X1 the whole day and X1 had been targeting Gheb the whole day. She says that she thinks his attack on Gheb could be an early attempt to disassociate himself with Gheb and adds that she wants to lynch Gheb first. This tactic is often used by scum. You base your scum read on one of your buddies on the bases of another person being scum. Then once that person flips town, you have no more reason to be pushing for your buddy because the base of your read is no more. The italicized really makes me feel that is what she was doing here. The introduction of X1 in her scum reads here was just off. She felt that my case was reaching and she has no other reasons for thinking that he could be scum except for that his attack on Gheb could be to distance himself..
yes, i addressed this earlier as well. i initially brought up this theory because, in real life mafia, i've seen mafia argue with each other early on because they think it makes the perceived distance between them seem more believable. the reason it specifically stuck out to me here is because you each attacked each other, in a circle. you went after X1 (pretty hard, based on the amount of evidence you had, imo), X1 went after Gheb, and Gheb was after you for a while in the beginning of the day. but of the three of you, Gheb stood out the most to me, so i wanted to lynch him first. we didn't lynch him, so that's why i identified him. it made sense to me.
The person I think is scum thinks that my scum read is a result of poor observation? Now that was unexpected.
Early on you were defending him the few times you mentioned him. Then, as the day went by and he remained a possible lynch target, you made sure to distance yourself by expressing some weak suspicion of him.
i never defended him. i said that Zen's points against him weren't very strong. and i wasn't the only one. in fact, that's part of the exact reason that the Zen, X1, and Gheb thing stood out to me so much. Zen's case against X1 seemed like it was manufactured out of nothing, but he was really adamant about it. that's what made it seem like distancing to me. in fact, if it weren't for Circus' read on Zen, i would probably still be suspicious of him right now.
and you're only saying you think i'm suspicious because you know you have plenty of other people who agree with you. why bother pursuing anyone else when you can just prop your feet up and wait for everyone to get rid of me? all you're doing is throwing a log onto the biggest fire you see. that's obvious.
