THATBENNYGUY'S PROFILE

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author=Jeroen_Sol
Ridgerow Essex'So you would kill me, even though you think I am not a murderer, and in the most sincere of ways? Something sounds very insincere to me, sir Jives. Didn't you once say you had a power which only worked if you didn't lynch anyone? Why are you adamant about lynching me, then, especially if you think I am indeed the slave owner I claim to be, and not the murderer?'

Lyle Jives
I mean this most firmly, Ridgerow, that you are not welcome on this boat anymore. Your practices are rugged, and if you happen to enslave that other poor girl Sara during the night, then you shall have the power of three lynch votes! And that will indeed be treacherous in the hands of an independent observer. No, you must not stay, and my politeness will not hinder this decision.

Also, my politeness forbids me only from casting the first suspicion on a man's person, or else giving the hammering vote on the lynch. Any other lynches are consistent with my moral caliber. And I would have to say that I can't stand the thought of you being on this ship anymore, if only for the my duty to protect the good of the men/women boarded this vessel.

Also some people talk funny. I like Craze's LP's because he literally rips every function of the game apart, dissecting things one by one, leaving just the shreds of the game. It's utterly fantastic. Legionwood got a fair battering.

Also, I had my game Let's Played by that NicoB guy. He's fantastic, and he really pointed out all the fun/boring parts of my game, and helped me be a better developer. So there's that intrinsic fun value for the viewer, but also the critical standpoint of the developer, having valuable feedback of your games.

Lyle Jives, Chief Steward
I'm afraid no-one has spoken up about their clues during the night other than the two, Mister Elliot. Last night I was merely walking around making sure everyone was comfortable in their sleeping arrangements, and no-one seemed to need me. I was just doing general help up until I felt I was no longer needed, and retired to my bed at 2 a.m. Then I woke up this morning, well-rested. I certainly didn't hear any bump during the night.

author=Yellow Magic
Ms. LeeI arise from my restless sleep just as Lord Essex makes his confession. My face turns pale and my voice trembles while I say, "You..you MONSTER! This poor children! How can you get away with this!"

I try to relax for a while, and after a couple moments, offer my opinion. "While a man like Lord Essex should not be on our ship, I am not sure if being a slave-owner qualifies himself as an owner. In fact, I would go so far as to say he as an alibi for last night...that is, if he doesn't control Maria's every word."

Lyle Jives, Chief Steward
Ms. Lee, your assumptions are well-founded. But, I do not believe that Ms. Maria would lie so profusely, especially after soft-hinting at her role throughout the entirety of the game. Indeed, to believe that the slave's master has full control of her words would be ludicrous, since Ms. Maria was the first to expose Lord Essex's guilt, albeit in a roundabout way. Also, to have full control of another's words would imply mind-control, way out of the field of the master's capabilities, unless they were a magician of some sort. However, I doubt that even Mr. Fevell could pull off a trick that marvellously ornate.