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Originally Posted by Thingyman
One minute after. So an instant reaction it would seem.
The above strengthens my town read on DWetzel. Only someone who is vanilla town would be so keenly aware of how Arcbell's post was outting - in my opinion.
The alternative is that it's staged, but in that case I feel like DWetzel would've gone about it differently. He went about like a villager who felt it was a dirty catch rather than a bussing wolf going all aggressive in an attempt to score townie points.
Why this isn't the basis in any way shape or form for a read either way.
I'd like to point out that I question the basis for this read. I dispute the notion only a town (vanilla or otherwise) would be so keenly aware of how Arcbell's post was outing. It's not a matter of opinion. A wolf would be more acutely aware than a town...because the wolf would know for a fact that this is what it was. I find that I'm more acutely aware of my fellow wolves all the time and how they offer tells...it's fairly natural. Sometimes they are TOO acutely aware and its a kind of tell. Surely someone else has had this experience? I know you've offered that wolf tells are ridiculously rare (something I disagree with strongly), but having that view should make this perspective more the case...not less so.
The alternative is actually not that it was staged. The alternative is that the wolf decided to point this out and use it to justify a bus vote. There's no staging involved...they are literally just pointing out something they knew to be true in that explanation as though they had discovered it as town.
It's explainable from either perspective. It's therefore a neutral tell. Not a matter of opinion. Do you disagree with any part of this argument?