I kind of have forgotten about this as well due to some other events... (Dragon Age *squeals*)
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Anyhow. I am not a man of revenge. If I was, I would most undoubtedly be siding with Mr. Bonshon in this case, stating the suspicions and casting guilt upon Mr. Jack for his statement that he, with knowledge, knew that I was suspiciously one of the Mafia's devious goons: A zombie. Perhaps I should, seeing as he did start digging a hole of my reputation, but I am not that kind of man. I seek one thing in this game, and that item that I grasp...
Is the Truth!
Mr. Bonshon, you bring up little points that degrade Mr. Jack.
Let us return back to the morning, the eve following the murders in the night.
Mr Jack, after some discussion, stated he had knowledge on whom one of the killers was. He stated I was one of these Mafia's Goons: a Zombie. However, under no circumstance did he ever state he was the cop in any sense. Actually, it was
HarmakPaul who stated Mr. Jack claimed to be the cop. However, in the true sense, instead, it was we, in our imaginations, that lead us to believe this, seeing Harmak's claim. Moving on-
Let us look at the evidence taken in a snapshot at the scene of the crime.
The two zombies walk out of Sublevel 01, knowing that the kitten saved one of their lives by sacrificing itself. The lone zombie realizes that the cuts on its face will never heal, and will serve as a reminder to never hurt a cute animal.
You believe that Mr. Jack used today's events as an opportunity in order to jump into the situation of either being the cop, or indeed a fair doctor.
You also state that it was quite obvious that this bloody scene shows us that it was indeed the Kitten whom saved the Mafia's lives. However, is this really true? Is it obvious?
No, this is not true. In fact, myself included, believed this statement in a different light. Who believed it otherwise in fact? Let us see who felt uncertain due to this turn of events:
Vati180, Sploorky, Ms. Duffie, Mr. Theodorre...
These spectators believed in this theory, however, there is only one person however who brought this idea into the conversation before other were to do so, myself being one who was going to state this theory: Perhaps the doctor saved these Mafia goons during the night!
In the oncoming hours, these people also felt unwary due to this, and only after Mr. Jack(Dessern), announced his idea on whom may have been the zombie, many of these townsfolks immediately jumped on board, and felt it was needed to lynch me, due to
their ideas that Mr. Jack(Dessern) was the cop.
Now, in your mindset, you believe Mr. Jack changed his cop role into that of the doctors, in order to loose suspicion. However, there was very little in the eyes of Mr. Jack.
And because of this, in his person, admitted he was not the cop, and released his real role, the doctor, in order to clean up
our misconceptions of what he actually was. So no, I do not believe that he used this as an opportunity or a "Plan-B" in order to loose suspicion or gain trust. Actually, this very move made his reputation fall.
My resolve that we should not be focusing on Mr. Jack(Dessern) actually was strengthened after our fair Mayor,
Alpha102, admitted that it was indeed, both the mysterious skeleton and dreadful Mafia, both targeted this sad Kitten, and his tale had shed some misconceptions on the fact. Mr. Jack, as well as the rest of the towns populace that believed in the theory previously stated, and retracted their statements, realizing their mistaken ideas, and apologized for their mistaken idea set.
So in a sense, we are just as responsible for the recent courses of action, and should also be responsible. You are simply placing all the guilt on a single man, whom may very well be innocent of the crimes being brought before him!
...Now, after mulling over what has been stated so far, and how each person has felt, along with the sort of divide between your views and mine, I feel compelled that the best course of action is a
NO LYNCH.
Let us wait a night, to clear our thoughts of any misconceptions.
Let the investigator target Mr. Jack, and if he is truly one of the Mafia, let him come out with the truth.
The first night will most likely just bring an unjust- and most likely terrible lynch due to lack of any good evidence and knowledge, and so we should wait a few moments to decide on a proper outcome.
Let us look at past events that have had similar experiences to us.
- During the blight of the city of Molarius (Mafia 2), the towns investigating cop was deemed suspicious and was slain by the town's rashness.
- The city of Cobule, luckily still with us thanks to some brave townsfolk that stood steadfast together, had a rocky start in these dangerous wars with the underground Mafia. They had decimated, once more, the innocent cop, though in this case, the blame is put on both the townsfolk, and the cop in question, who handled the situation badly.
It would appear we are in a similar circumstance to Cobule's troubles. With such views, I feel in Not lynching one of our townsfolk this evening, more light will be shed in the following days.
~Cromnwell gruffly states, crashing his cane onto the pavement, and tightening the lip of his top hat~ ~against his forehead, eyeing Mr. Bonshon intently.~
