GAME 3 - Day 1 Voting Results

[protoshepherd]

Why vote for Proto? Proto did nothing wrong. . .

[ and with that, the badger heads back inside one of the mirrors. screw you guys for voting for him. it seems you've hurt his feelings. (you can still talk to him through the mirrors, though! just think!) ]

No one is guilty tonight.

(— Your character now has knowledge of who everyone else voted for.

— The trial ends early in the afternoon, so there's still time before nighttime to play around. Feel free to tag around in this post or the succeeding one!)

Comments

[deverybeste]

[And here we have Sebastian, looking very startled at how mad Jake looks over something that he did.

Haha... Hah...... He messed up again, didn't he...?]

Ah... I'm sorry, that was... Um.

[cowboycop]

[Not really angry so much as really, really unsure about this house and these... Badgers. And here he thought the one in the evidence room was nightmare-inducing enough.]

... what'd he call himself? Proto? Never mind, don't matter. Badger said somethin' earlier: No one's guilty tonight. Why d'ya think he specified tonight?

[deverybeste]

That's... [Really weird, now that he actually stops and thinks about it. Why did the badger say "tonight"?]

... Huh! There's definitely guilty people in the house, because there's been murders, so... Maybe that means nobody else will die tonight! If there's not another crime, that means no one would be guilty of one, right?

[Genius. Perfect sense.]

[cowboycop]

... but tonight implies that'll end tomorrow night. Meanin' there's gonna be another shootout 'fore high noon.

[That's a disturbing thought, and it's making Jake antsy.]

You thinkin' there might be more'n one outlaw? [It's a valid point, one that has Jake wondering.] Two murders... two murder weapons. Murderer ain't stickin' to their MO, 'less their MO is killin' old-timers.

[deverybeste]

[Tonight ends tomorrow night... Oh, right, that much he can still understand. "Outlaw" and "MO" gets a little trickier. Hmmm.]

Right! It's a double homicide, isn't it? Triple if we count the badger guy. And there were two different names written by victims, weren't there? Then, it only makes sense if there's more than one murderer!