In post 272, MiniDeathStar wrote:Addressing this for the sake of transparency and completedness. The reason I was hypothetically speaking about Klingon as scum was because you suggested that super confident early reads (which I townread her for) would be a good cover for scum-her. I don't think they would be. How would scum-her explain her confidence once it turns out she was wrong? Because she has to know that's what's coming. I feel like whatever excuse she makes town would stop buying it after a while and lynch her based on principle (rationalising that if she's town, she's an extra suspect scum would never kill). That's what I called a policy lynch. Towns close to judgement day consider everyone a suspect.
That's why the only sound explanation I have is that she genuinely believes she's found the scum. Why did *you* doubt my townread on her? Do you have a reason to suspect Klingon?
I never suggested that super confident early reads would be a good cover. I had the impression that it was poor play and tunnelling you were talking about (from
213 and
216) where you said that she might have no clue what to do next if her reads were lynched and would be lynchbait. That's why I said what I did in
263. It didn't look right in view of her experience.
Not up to now except by association.
In post 272, MiniDeathStar wrote:I've been extremely transparent with you and everyone who accused me and you still think I'm scum. Why?
For the reasons I've already given plus the fact that you keep trying to draw my attention back to you while at the same time complaining that I'm looking at you. The bulk of 272 is a good example of that. It's a weak read but it's there.
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Klingon is making a lot of assumptions in
275 and
276.
Getting an odd feeling about Charloux.
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