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Topic	Raging Loop: A KCF playthrough topic
KCF0107 10/05/21 2:51:03 AM #38:	5/13 Tuesday No screams, but I guess that didn't matter since Haru M fell asleep this time. Fuck yeah, we have the snake power! I forgot that during the feasts before, I was a disembodied third party as Haru M wasn't there, so he doesn't know anything about how to use his role. Someone died and since those with the wolf role shouldn't be active until tonight, it just has to be Hashi. Yep, and same fate as before. When his body was dumped into the river, I did hear the sound of water. Is it because he's an outsider? We get three wolves this time, possibly due to having an extra survivor. It is also implied that Tae is older than Tom, so I'm kind of confused about their history in this village. Has Tae not spent her whole life here? I feel like Kanzo has been here a long time, so he should at least know more, even as anti-social as he is. If drinking the sake at the begining of the feast is to ward off corruption shouldn't that supersede drinking age laws in the eyes of the village?. I mean they, or at least the leaders Tae and Kanzo, take this affair pretty seriously, so I would think that warding off corruption would be far higher on their priority list than moral/legal issues with Meiko drinking alcohol. I mean, they committ murder through lynchings after all. It has all but been confirmed that a feast did occur in the last decade with at least Kanzo and maybe Haru plus others participating with both of Haru's parents dying. Unlike the previous route, they, namely Kanzo seems adamant about hanging someone. Maybe the belief by Haru M that he was spider last game was spot-on if he's taking charge like this right off the bat. Of course, his first target is Haru M and not Hisa or Meiko because he won't hang women or children. I don't even need to poke holes in that argument for someone who is all "all wolves must hang!" Rika claims to not be a guardian, and after a long roundabout conversation, Yasu and Kanzo are the monkeys revealed to be monkeys. I know these are "simple" people, but how can they not see the terrible odds of doing a blind lynch right away. Rika grabbed some paper to do an official vote count, and what the people before had placed in this cabinet or whatever all seemingly have some relation to the feasts. There's the sake for warding off corruption at the beginning, paper and ink for voting, rope for lynching, but the sickles? The only thing that springs to mind right now is that some people could use the mist to disguise themselves as literal wolves and their claws are actually sickles? Stupid I know, but I can't help but craft a theory or two in every scene. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:958707325] in Raging Loo... [t:79689100]...</cite> <quote>5/13 Tuesday No screams, but I guess that didn't matter since Haru M fell asleep this time. Fuck yeah, we have the snake power! I forgot that during the feasts before, I was a disembodied third party as Haru M wasn't there, so he doesn't know anything about how to use his role. Someone died and since those with the wolf role shouldn't be active until tonight, it just has to be Hashi. Yep, and same fate as before. When his body was dumped into the river, I did hear the sound of water. Is it because he's an outsider? We get three wolves this time, possibly due to having an extra survivor. It is also implied that Tae is older than Tom, so I'm kind of confused about their history in this village. Has Tae not spent her whole life here? I feel like Kanzo has been here a long time, so he should at least know more, even as anti-social as he is. If drinking the sake at the begining of the feast is to ward off corruption shouldn't that supersede drinking age laws in the eyes of the village?. I mean they, or at least the leaders Tae and Kanzo, take this affair pretty seriously, so I would think that warding off corruption would be far higher on their priority list than moral/legal issues with Meiko drinking alcohol. I mean, they committ murder through lynchings after all. It has all but been confirmed that a feast did occur in the last decade with at least Kanzo and maybe Haru plus others participating with both of Haru's parents dying. Unlike the previous route, they, namely Kanzo seems adamant about hanging someone. Maybe the belief by Haru M that he was spider last game was spot-on if he's taking charge like this right off the bat. Of course, his first target is Haru M and not Hisa or Meiko because he won't hang women or children. I don't even need to poke holes in that argument for someone who is all "all wolves must hang!" Rika claims to not be a guardian, and after a long roundabout conversation, Yasu and Kanzo are the monkeys revealed to be monkeys. I know these are "simple" people, but how can they not see the terrible odds of doing a blind lynch right away. Rika grabbed some paper to do an official vote count, and what the people before had placed in this cabinet or whatever all seemingly have some relation to the feasts. There's the sake for warding off corruption at the beginning, paper and ink for voting, rope for lynching, but the sickles? The only thing that springs to mind right now is that some people could use the mist to disguise themselves as literal wolves and their claws are actually sickles? Stupid I know, but I can't help but craft a theory or two in every scene. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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