cfuw 136 - Klavier and Lincon

[useyourwords]

Hey, Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Klavier. We wanted to talk to you guys about your opinons, although we might be a bit slow right now.

Comments

[skepticalities]

Um— yeah, sure, no problem. I'm slow myself and I know Klavier's in and out, but of course.

[useyourwords]

Thanks.

We know we might have screwed up our timing really badly on the first two days, but we'd really like to get a wolf out today. Obviously, we're of the opinion that it isn't us, and what happened last night probably cost us a day of getting the right people up to vote.

[skepticalities]

Mm . . . it's tricky right now. It looks like it's going to be you two and Lambda's team for this night's ousting.

[runstowardsfire]

That's why we're talking to people, Mr. Lincoln. We might not be around at the same time, so one of us will try our best to reply.

[rockjection]

Is there anything specific you would like to ask us about? I will be around for a bit, so if there is anything else you wish to discuss, Fräulein.

[runstowardsfire]

Right, in terms of evidence, I only have the voting patterns to go on and the rest is conjecture. So far, if a wolf team was voted out in the second round, then Lambda's team voted on sheep in the first and third rounds. However, the second round voting that can be interpreted in a variety of ways.

I also haven't taken into account the effect of private conversations on the way the voting went or if it was even significant at all in certain cases.

[rockjection]

. . . the second round obviously went the way it did because there were no other choices, ja? Among the three clues given that day, Sanosuke and Laguna's team were indeed moving the most wolf-like. If anyone had went against that stream of votes, then they would be deemed suspicious, too.

I do not believe private conversations should have that much importance when it comes to thinking of reasons as to who are the wolves, and who are the sheep. Those are mainly for gathering information, I believe. If one tries to persuade the other to vote the way they wanted them to, it. . . just would not be fun.

[runstowardsfire]

But we're trying to convince you right now because we're probably going up for ousting.

[rockjection]

Ha ha! Of course.

Lambdadelta is very good at hiding the fact that she is a wolf, if she is one. My partner even said that if she ends up being a wolf, then she deserves to win because of her performance.

[runstowardsfire]

So you've already made up your minds . . .

Can you explain why you suspect us?

[rockjection]

We are trying to get both teams up tonight, ja?

And it is a simple process of elimination, really. If Parker & Archer were not wolves, then it's either your team or Lambdadelta's. Lambdadelta does not seem to be acting like the way she does when she is a wolf, so we could say that her team is a sheep. That leaves your and your partner to be the wolves.

[runstowardsfire]

How does Lambda act when she's a wolf?

[rockjection]

She's more talkative and more demeaning.

[runstowardsfire]

I don't really see how that means she's a wolf . . . she's like that most of the time.

Anyhow, our evidence is this: voting records and the way she changed her vote from suspicion to ousting in the second and third rounds. If your team and Mr Adam's team are sheep, then Lambda voted to oust Joe and Takeru.

If your team or Mr. Adam are the remaining wolf team, then my partner and I might have been wasting our time trying to explain things, but it was worth a shot.

Thank you for listening.

[rockjection]

It's not a problem.

I'm sorry if I was not able to explain my reasoning any better, Fräulein. Perhaps when I get better at this game, I will be able to.

All the best.

[runstowardsfire]

Thank you.