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Things that actually happened:
1. Kam was given a gun.
2. Rojo verifies that the gun is being sent around anonymously nightly. Perfectly reasonable to image a role restriction requiring the gun be sent outside of the provider's gang.
3. Kam uses the gun on the lynch avoidant player everyone wants dead.
4. STL's write-up verifies that the gun was used on Hayley, and repeatedly refers to me as "the homeless man".
Conclusions drawn:
1. Kam is a cop, not a homeless man.
2. The wolves would go through the trouble of arranging a weapons transfer only to waste it attempting to kill a known non-villager.
3. Kam getting sent a gun likely means Kam is a wolf and the sender is a wolf. Because I guess in this scenario the wolves have to send guns anonymously to themselves in order to kill? It's clearly a nightly (or EON) ability, but let's just ignore that part entirely. Kam is a more suspicious target than the sender, somehow, because **** logic, right?
1. Kam was given a gun.
2. Rojo verifies that the gun is being sent around anonymously nightly. Perfectly reasonable to image a role restriction requiring the gun be sent outside of the provider's gang.
3. Kam uses the gun on the lynch avoidant player everyone wants dead.
4. STL's write-up verifies that the gun was used on Hayley, and repeatedly refers to me as "the homeless man".
Conclusions drawn:
1. Kam is a cop, not a homeless man.
2. The wolves would go through the trouble of arranging a weapons transfer only to waste it attempting to kill a known non-villager.
3. Kam getting sent a gun likely means Kam is a wolf and the sender is a wolf. Because I guess in this scenario the wolves have to send guns anonymously to themselves in order to kill? It's clearly a nightly (or EON) ability, but let's just ignore that part entirely. Kam is a more suspicious target than the sender, somehow, because **** logic, right?
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