Really? Because my mentor says that Chaos and the villagers cannot to win together. If Chaos outlasts the wolves, Chaos wins. If it's down to one villager and Chaos, Chaos wins. (assuming mods don't change up the game mechanic here)
Okay, so I'll put it out in the open.
I highly doubt your Mentor gave you any advice on such a matter, because your mentor is not in the business of advising villagers.
AHEM.
Okay, if I'm getting killed, going to blow this b*tch up on my way out. Time for honesty.
Pink is the wolf.
My win condition was NOT to kill off the last of the wolves. My goal today was in fact to PREVENT the last wolf from being killed off.
And I would have gotten away with it, if it weren't for you meddling kids!
But.... if I'm going down, I'm taking the last wolf with me.
Here's the lowdown:
Swini, curse you and your horn! If my night action had gone through, I had crafted an ultrasonic dog whistle to blow at today's lynch, summoning a pack of adorable italian greyhounds to distract the children while the lynchee slipped away. I was going to use it if you tried to lynch Pink. I figured the cat would be out of the bag today, because everyone else alive had evidence that they were villagers, and because of the exceptionally compelling arguments against Goldilocks-- laid out so effectively by Ketoone (curse you too, Ketoone!).
I was stealing Ketoone's shadow last night, too, to make another lynch avoidance item I could use to save Pink the next day....oh the lauuuughs I would have had!
If you look back at my posts from today, you can see very clearly that I was trying desperately to avoid you lynching Pink, despite no workable winning arguments against anyone else, and despite the almost unassailable argument laid out my Ketoone (and others).
I needed the wolf to survive tonight if I was to win....but I also needed to survive myself, obviously. I win if I make it to the end *with Peter*. I can't do that...yet. There was opportunity to be had IF I saved Pink today and the game continued. I knew that if you lynched her, though, the game would end, and so would my final shot.