Let me reinstate myself back into the conversation by bringing up ideas about lynching.
If we lynch Dessern...
- ... and he turns out to be a doctor, then we lost the doctor. Major problem.
- ... and he turns out to be a mafia member, then we got one of the mafia. Slight advancement.
If we lynch Prizyms...
- ... and he turns out to be a citizen, we lose another member of the town. But, in turn, this increases our chances for survival, as there are less of us to hit technically. We don't lose any power roles, but in fact, lose a small-time person.
- ... and he turns out to be a mafia member, then we got one of the mafia. Slight advancement.
If we don't lynch Dessern...
- ... and he doesn't die tonight, he may be the doctor, or even a mafia member. He may not even be targeted, as the skeleton and mafia may think of it as a waste of a night to use their kill on him. We'll never know until the next day, or night afterward.
- ... and he dies tonight by the skeleton, it would save us the trouble of lynching him.
- ... and he dies tonight by the mafia, he was obviously not the mafia, but was bluffing the whole time.
If we don't lynch Prizyms...
- ... and he doesn't die tonight, he's probably the mafia, or someone they don't deem to be important.
- ... and he dies tonight by the skeleton, the skeleton would probably be aiming for the town then. If he isn't, I don't see why he would aim for Priz.
- ... and he dies tonight by the mafia, then the mafia deemed him as a possible threat, for some reason. In this case, he's probably aiding them, by being accused when he isn't a mafia member.
These are basic possibilities, but I thought to brought it up, anyway.
Out of the two, it would be most safe to lynch Prizyms, because lynching the doctor would do us great harm
and that cheeky person knows that.
I'm not going to vote for Priz, though. I do not deem him of being evil, other than the fact he's evil at heart.
No, what I'm going to do is...
... (Eeenie, meenie, minie, moe. Catch a tiger by his toe...)
... vote for Dessern. Currently, what I see is that he tried to lynch someone, failed due to solid evidence released by the judge, and backed off immediately, as his plans were flawed. That is respectable. But he outright claimed he was a doc.
Now, someone who isn't a doctor and was in threat of being lynched would do that. It seems like the reasonable thing to do.
If you say you're the doc, and then say you're going to protect yourself tonight, that would get you away for the upcoming night, too.
Now, that would be the perfect bluff... and that's what I think he's doing.
So, once again... I vote for
Dessern5.