game 61, night three.

[sabra_la_iudex.insanejournal.com]

Who: Those in Veiled's game.
Where: Veiled's realm.
When: Day xx+2, ?????.
What: Night 3.

[darkness is once again, falling. in front of Veiled's statue, which holds a net, there lies two piles of cushions.]

Will it end by your hands? Or will it continue?

[Cygnus is here. Orion is here. Voting is here.]

Comments

(frozen comment) Re: [Orion]

[sympathy_of_the.insanejournal.com]

I would be most suspicious of myself. I have been visible, assertive, and active. It's one thing to say there are perfectly good reasons to choose you, but if not for the clue I wouldn't be able to pick you out of the pile of others doing little to draw attention to yourselves.

(frozen comment) Re: [Orion]

[lets_mosey.insanejournal.com]

. . . It's a mistake to brush together the people that don't say much as one group. It doesn't make you more or less anything, when there aren't any facts. Just someone who talks a lot.

All your qualities aside. . . you called Monoceros out while you were up against me, saying they'd changed their behavior for not bringing up a clue that proved you innocent. That got everyone's attention. But then they pointed out that the clue was useless as soon as someone else was infected. Wouldn't you know that?

(frozen comment) Re: [Orion]

[tothelight]

* ftr, listening to all of you even as he's holding onto the last vote. *

(frozen comment) Re: [Orion]

[sympathy_of_the.insanejournal.com]

I didn't bring up the clue to cite the fact that I must be uninfected, or
to claim they were infected because they didn't tell anyone. The brown haired one told me he wanted to tell everyone about the clue, and I told him I didn't care and they could go ahead. But they never did it, and I suspect the other one told him it would draw undue attention to themselves.

And I knew the clue was useless after the first day, and left it alone until now. I brought it up because you were wondering if there was a connection between the teams in the vision and those infected. I can prove that there isn't: On the day Jim died, I had proof of being uninfected. The fact that there was a clue protecting me also protects Vulpecula, since otherwise the Judge offered a fifty-fifty clue, then protected one of the teams.

(frozen comment) Re: [Orion]

[sympathy_of_the.insanejournal.com]

To clarify, he told me on the second day that since the clue was useless now he wanted to come forward and honestly tell everyone that they'd had it. But in the end never did.

(frozen comment) Re: [Orion]

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

. . .what? I just forgot to present it. Almaz is the last person to even think of being that sneaky.

The rest makes complete sense, though.