Professor Flitwick

WHOAAAA! WE'RE ALL GOING TO SURVIVE!!! *Ahem* Sorry about that. Oh, Mrs. Clive, I eagerly await the convictions. Can't wait to return to normality. And see Ms. Clive reenact this in one of her performances.

Love. It. Yes Warwick Davies, played Wicket and Flitwick. He also played W. Wald and Griphook, meaning Warwick will soon have the honor of having four of his counter parts turned into Lego characters.

I do believe we'll have to wait till the morning; PSN is updated on Thursdays for us in Europe.

Vote: Mr. Rolands (Rufus). This will allow us to test the validity of Mr. Coleman's results, and (hopefully) see us rid of another murderer.

I would like a description of the surrounding area. I would also like to examine the body, to see whether he was killed by the gun at his feet. I think one of us should pocket the gun. The question is, who should?

Not exactly; maybe they can only convert on a full moon? One of the other plays I've seen had a Werewolf that could only come out after 'x' amount of days.

But God didn't say she was a Werewolf, he said she'd allied herself with the Werewolves. When she first died, God said she was a Townie, but then she respawned as a Vampire, and allied herself with them. Therefore, their must've been a werewolf for her to ally herself with. Maybe your informer is paranoid/insane/lying? This would be a way to test the validity of their results.

*Ahem* It's never my place to speak ill about any of the Barons guests, but Admiral Grayson was hitting the bottle quite regularly. Maybe it something he did every other night, so that his results wouldn't always be totally reliable? Testing out this Werewolf guard could allow people to know whether or not we should trust all his results, so maybe a look into the ex-werewolf would be worth a shot? And I saw a play, on one of my few excursions outside the Baron's manor, were people had many actions at night. Maybe this is the case with this 'guard'? Not necessarily, Harriet; you your self say you don't trust all of your informers; you said yesterday how you weren't sure if you could trust the Bunny or the bear.

I see we had a slight return to normality last night; no reanimate corpses. Just a shame we lost Admiral Grayson and Mr. Hewitt as a result. So, Harriet, it seems that Mr. Roland is the last Rouge, correct - the one with the Axe? If so, did you/one of your informants manage to find out the identity of the sword killer? And I recall there was a lot of suspicion about Mr. Fairfax, did you and him manage to come to an agreement in bed private?

I too would like to search the Lakota. Maybe it can give us an idea to whether or not Captain and Mrs. Harding were Communists or not.

We've got several crucifixes her, and several cloves of garlic, but just do be totally protected from Vampires. Beatrice Synclair/Badboytje88

It's shame to see we've lost Mr. Peers, Mr. Lyons, and once again, Mr. Vaughn. Can't imagine anything worse than someone having life, getting in taken away, haven in given back, then taken away again. I can't say I trust Mrs. Synclair, though I do find it odd how we all trusted Mr. Vaughn right away, but Mrs. Synclair is mistrusted.

I wish to copy out the note, and showing an example of my handwriting.

Can't say I'm really saddened to see the Captain go; after he accused my with and children. Can't say I want him dead, just not around. I think the communists got to the Captain, and a vigilante got to the Inspector; several of us have been suspicious of him for some time, due to his apparent lack of investigating. Although it's not outside the realms of possibility for a second investigator to have tried to take him out; his accusation against my son was quite radical. I'm not sure if the notes in anyway relates to Ackerson being a communist, and even if the bribe is real, I doubt it's commie; in the movies it's always things like the Mafia that bribe council officials to look the other way. I imagine the commies treat for corruption would've just been letting him live at the end.

You always were his favourite!

No worries, Bob. If the worst case scenario does happen, I hope that your great-aunt goes on peacefully, and she probably shall; it appears that all her family will be around her in her final days. I know thats how I'd like to go.

I can't say I fully support this lynching. I know he's hardly helped us, but based on the amount of evidence we've have, it could just end up being one less townie, slowly allowing the Rouges to gain a majority. I know we had scarcely any evidence against Zed either, but I'm going to abstain here.

The achievement/trophy list has been revealed.

We could, but at the same time you could be the Axe wielding Rouge, and could end up killing another innocent. And if you did have a night action, I'm sure you would've told Harriet, been in one of her plays, and have your innocence backed by her.

I'd like to look under the table, and ask him how often he has people over, and who exactly does he have over. I'd like also to shake the Dracula novel, to see if anything falls out. Finally I'd like to look inside the basin of the toilet, and around the back of it.