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That's the thing though Kyle - if we do vote of you and you turn out to be loyal, then those who you said were loyalists won't have so much doubt over their heads. If you are a traitor, then you must have lied about some of us but been truthful about others (I just don't think that there are 4 more traitors if Kyle turns out to be one). However, I do get the feeling that Rotrigous just doesn't want to be investigated and wants to stop that from happening. Why so edgy Rotrigous?

Indeed, there'll be a TV series. I'm looking forward to that a lot more than to the film. The film, after seeing the trailers, will be so-so. Still, I'm definitely going to see it tomorrow with my brother.

I wonder if this means that global prices will remain the same for LEGO. Still, this is very good news and congratulations to TLC. Bring on 50 more great years of LEGO.

Sinner's Revenge Picture 1: It was then that cast of Mystery Castle began to regret all of their walrus-related jokes. Picture 2: Sinner: Get out of my bucket you damn ants! Hinckley: AAARRRGGGGHHHH! Picture 3: Majiko:*Whispering to Dragonator.* On three, you push Staudie into the ants and then run like hell. Got it? Not great but it was the first thing I could think of. I'll probably come up with something better later.

(OOC: Zepher has been extremely busy these last few days so he/she won't be posting much) Kyle brings up good points. However, I think that inactivity can't really be relied on. We've killed loyalists before because of it and it shouldn't really be a deciding factor. It helped us root out Suzanne, yes, but the other two traitors were fairly active before they were executed. But, Michael was up to something last night? I'm beginning to regret my pledge to stop drinking wine.

And? I'm not here every day, 24/7. Anyhow, there's not really much for me to say. I could vote for someone but then again, what's to go on. Remember, if we kill Kyle and he is innocent, then most people he said are loyalists are loyalists. If he's a traitor, then we're back at square 1 - there aren't 4 traitors still. So, that leaves at a standstill: *Byron - quick to make accusations. The traitors had one investigator - having another just makes no sense. But then again, isn't the friar an investigator? *Rotrigous - I'm split about you. While you could have easily killed the king, you are pretty much in control of the land anyway, being the king's advisor. *Kyle - I can't be to sure but you were right about me being a loyalist. While and could vote for you, I just don't think that it would amount to much. *Lords Savril and Gary - You're both lords and I trust you both no more than you trust me. While Savril was said to be a loyalist, it was a friend of a traitor who said it. Could he be protecting you? Gary, you seem shady but no more guilty than I am. Still, I can't vote for most of you so I'll just not vote and wait for one of you to make a wrong move.

Yay for anarchy! Hey, who said that?

Happy Birthday SirNadroj!

Crap, another wrongful conviction. And still no leads. Poor Fred. Still, Kyle - please tell us that you've found something from your investigations.

As others have said, I think that it is safe to assume that this is General Whorm Loathsome but I may be wrong (as I so often am) .

Ahh but the Clone Wars movie is WB as well as Lucasarts. So there is a chance of it being a LEGO CW game.

I hope that this isn't true. But, I doubt it. However, if they do a Flying Wing, it will never be as good as Astoriabluelegos' version: If it was, it would be epic in both size and price.

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What would that be? Then again, another member of the guard (don't know) has been one of my suspects ever since I overheard those voices in the hall. And now, I shall answer Byron's question from a few pages ago: No, I don't. It has only happened once - with Marcus. Which turned out to be wrong which is why I suspect a guard. Now, for my "Death of Lady Suzanne" report: Day 7 *Mary starts off by voting for Suzanne. She comes up with some good reasons too. *Lord Gary and Paul follow suit. *Fred votes for Damien. *Byron votes for Damien. *The rest of us slowly go towards voting Damien and he is condemned. Day 8 *Rotrigous has spent the night with Suzanne. *Kyle is pale, possibly from seeing them together. *Once again, Mary is the first to vote for Suzanne. *Kyle had investigated Suzanne and found that she was a traitor. He then votes for her. *Rotrigous votes Suzanne. *Fred, Friar Brown, and Paul all vote for Suzanne. Fred then unvotes her. *Suzanne posts but isn't very convincing. Fred then revotes Suzanne. *Michael, even though he posted, did not vote for Suzanne. Neither did Savril (away in Sweden), Gary (he was here)or Byron (spents the day babbling on about random things ). Any reason why you three didn't vote for her - she had plenty of evidence stacked against her. So, that's my daily report. Mary proves herself to be a quiet capable thinker in these days. Fred decided that there wasn't much to go one for Suzanne, even though her husband wasn't a traitor. Why though?

Good point Savril. Unvote: Kyle/Trexxen. His investigative actions should be put to good use and could prove helpful in finding the remaining traitor(s). But, we still have to eliminate someone otherwise there will be a random killing. There are two people who I really want to vote for but I also don't want to be responsible for killing a loyalist.

That's Paul to you, cleaning lady. Oi, you're staff, just like me! And you don't even have the keys to my cellar. Don't get smart with me sister! But yes, you did start us onto Lady Suzanne, true. Actually, I've decided to revoke my decision - Mary is a very capable woman who carefully considers all apsects before making her decision. Happy now.

Found the quote - I was Fred actually. However, I'm not sure if I should vote for Kyle or not. I think that we'll find him to be a loyalist. Still, if he's a traitor, then all eyes will turn to me. I'm sorry sorry but I vote: Kyle/Trexxen. However, I will probably change my vote. Mary, you need to start thinking for yourself gal. You don't give any reason to voting and often do the same as Rotrigous. You two could both be in league with each other and make me all the more suspicious of you both.

Lord Gary. And I have been suspicious of him for awhile now - especially when he told me that I was going to die anyway and everyone knew that. Someone please explain to me how that works then. I have nothing to do with either one of them.

Mary, we don't really have evidence on anyone right now. Plus, what if we kill a loyalist. Then what? We'd be in the same position as if one of us were killed in the night. Now, we could take a shot in the dark at a traitor but we have more of a chance of getting a loyalist instead. Kyle, you said you had a feeling where the scum was - care to elaborate?

I feel drunk - but I'm sober. Can someone please tell me what's going on? What new commentator? Who's sissy dress? This is too much for one cellar keeper to take in! Anyway, here are my notes from the day that Lord Ash was condemned: *Byron claims to have taken a bath. Something which no-one is certain of or wants to know. *Byron also shows suspicion - directed towards Ash and Calvin. *The friar had left the servants quarters and was walking away when he was impaled with a spear. *Lady Suzanne gives a hint to her being a traitor when she says: "Ah, poor young child. Even if he wasn't a loyalist, I would have felt sorry for loosing his life so young." *Kyle had also been investigated that night. On who and what remains a mystery. *Mike says that he welcomes any investigation that would prove him innocent. *The friar believes Calvin to have something to do with the spear thrown at him. But he doesn't mention why he was in the servants quarters. *Marcus seems very suspicious of Calvin - perhaps he wants to destroy the only link that would lead us to the traitors - their spy. *Gary calls on Kyle to begin torturing "loyalists" for information. *Calvin is strangely absent. *Michael considers sitting in the throne but decides against it. *Paul gets confused with everyone babbling on about strange dungeons called Brickworld. *The friar says that he has strong reason to suspect at least one lord and a guard. *Ernest commits suicide. *Byron is first to vote - against Calvin. *Michael follows suit, also voting Calvin. *Rotrigous votes against Lord Ash - again being one of the first to vote. *Suzanne also votes for Calvin - possibly confirming my theory about the traitors killing the only thing that could link to them. *Marcus defends Ash and accuses Rotrigous of being a traitor. *Lord Gary votes for Lord Ash. *Calvin accuses Marcus of throwing the armour and votes against him. *Byron slightly doubts Calvin's information but Grim is eager to hear more. *Gary notes his suspicions of Rotrigous. *Michael demands an explanation from Marcus and also unvotes Calvin. He later votes Ash. *Marcus defends himself and calls on others to vote for Calvin. *Byron votes for Calvin. *Mike votes Ash. Paul agrees with Rotrigous that Ash is looking more and more suspicious. *Calvin maintains that Marcus is guilty and that his night action is to kill people. *Lord Savril votes for Marcus. *Marcus once again maintains his innocence and again calls on people to kill Calvin. Michael calls on him to vote for Ash yet Marcus refuses to vote for him. *Gary stands by his vote for Ash but is wary of Marcus. *Byron retracts his vote for Calvin and votes for Ash. *Ash votes for Marcus. *Marcus votes for Ash. Why are these traitors intent on killing each other? *Marcus then says he feels guilty for voting for Ash. *Savril finally votes for Lord Ash. Suzanne stands by her husband. *Damien and the Friar vote for Ash. Still, nothing is there to go off of, at least from what I can see. Everyone seems split between the 2 traitors - Marcus and Ash. Mary and I don't vote but I can't figure out who else didn't.

Lady Suzanne I presume. If I have time tomorrow, I'm going to look at Day 3 or 4 (whichever one we killed Lord Ash on). Seeing how we were led to kill traitors is interesting and there may be clues.

It should say, Gary then told us he slept well. Also: Also, Gary scolded me for voting for Marcus. Why did you not vote for your attempted killer Gary? Reason for editing: The colour tags weren't working for some reason. Edit by Hinckley: It's because you cut the color tag off in your quote and the BBCode was looking to close it...

It's so beautiful. Expensive but magnificent. I love it!

Right, I've been doing some looking around Day 6 - the day will found General Marcus to be a traitor: * Lord Savril was more or less the man who spearheaded voting against General Marcus. *Lord Gary, according to Savril, was the intended target the next night, possibly meaning that Gary is a loyalist. *Rotrigous tells us that it was actually a quiet night, leading to doubts about Savril's story. *Mary was quick to agree with Savril and vote for Marcus and seemed to mirror everything that Savril and Rotrigous said during the day. *Paul (me) also agreed with Savril's judgement and voted for Marcus. *Gary then told us he well and didn't hear anything. He also didn't vote for Marcus, suspicious if he was an alleged intended target. *Kyle admits to torturing Marcus. Yet if Savril fought with him, than surely there is something amiss there. Savril could have delivered him to Kyle though, once Marcus had been knocked out so there aren't any leads there. *Damien gives the condemning vote to Marcus. *The Friar also votes for Marcus but only after he is condemned. He also states that he believed Marcus to be innocent. *The only person not to vote for Marcus was, surprise, Lady Suzanne. I don't think that I've found much to go by yet but I plan on searching the logs for anything suspicious.