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Carolina coming in and being brought up to speed but then leaving without voting is pretty villagery and non-neutrally IMO.
Granted her birthday is more important (and happy birthday cc!), but if she is a neutral here she easily jumps on a wagon to ensure her partner has less chance of getting lynched tonight.
I think she’s non-neutral.
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I was very skeptical at the reasoning during the beginning of this post, but by the end I was semi-convinced.
So I guess I don't know where last night's kills came from, but presumably a neutral made at least one of the odd POE kills? I have to think that a neutral realizes that aao and/or CQ are not going to be in the POE at that point, and therefore needs to keep CC in the POE.
I haven't done the math on this because I haven't been the neutral needing to map my way home, but the fact that I was sincerely crediting this post near the end of the day just doesn't really match with what my plan of attack would be if I'm the potential endgame neutral.
A person also can't think that it's damning for me to oppose light clearance of RJ and also to speak positively to the reasoning above re: CC. A person can disagree with either or both, of course, but it absolutely doesn't work to theorize that I wanted to keep RJ on the table but didn't have nearly the same impulse with someone who is actually in the POE.
I realize this is all colored by perfect-info bias, and I guess you could just think I cleverly left this post in order to make this argument, but Occam's razor won't get you there. Anyway, I figured I'd put it out there.