If my sense of the times is still right, we have about five hours left until the sun sets. Time is growing dire, and I see discussion has stagnated.
Mayhap an ancient wizard's insights may spring new life to stilled discussion.
Terminator: My assessment of the machine man is that he seems keen on tracking down the target. His methods are agreeable. Lest his actions hide scum, I will evaluate his continuous posts with scrutiny, though so far they have given me nary a reason to believe he is anything other than what he pretends to be.
John Freeman: A most curious man. He's continued to message us in ways that are sometimes difficult to understand. The lack of straightforwardedness in his posts is unsettling, and may be a scum tactic to cloud their true intent. Low suspicion of servitude to the Dark Lord.
Jabba: His concern for Freeman opens my eyes to something I had not seen myself. Though simple of tongue, he seems to show clarity for matters. He appears lackluster in his hunt for scum, however, mentioning in passing that he disagrees with the machine man's logic, and finds suspicion in Freeman, but does not pursue these suspicions. I would request of him to start taking a clearer stance against scum, lest he rouse my suspicion to dangerous levels.
Rincewind: Fair Wizard Rincewind, ere I write of you, answer me a question,
Gandalf: Is still lingering in the back of my mind. The joke vote was incredibly poorly timed. Still, I don't quite put as much weight on his opposition to the White Witch as, fundamentally, I understand where the objection was coming from. Still, the points in favor of the White Witch were well brought up: discussion does have to start somewhere and, lacking any other method, a random train is as good as any. I consider him a worthwhile candidate.
For what reason do you consider me a worthwhile candidate? I read you say you find my jokevote poorly timed, and find my opposition of the White Witch to be of "less weight", and then praise a random train. Could you clarify which of these is your grounds for considering me a worthwhile candidate?
Presently, I find that the Wizard Rincewind has nary contributed to discussion. While I cannot clearly feel if he be foe or friend, I find it important to keep steady watch on him.
Mace Windu: I have said my part on this before. His lackluster attitude may bely a scornful man who seeks to serve the Dark Lord's ambitions. His disinterest may also be simple apathy, and as such would I request him again to respond to my question earlier, and the questions of others all the same.
Nimitz: I have responded to his disbelief of my notion that I found the course of action that found me at the eye of inquisition regretable, and further await his response to this ere I can form better judgment.
Should it be deemed necessary, I am willing to bring Mace Windu to death, though I would strife to seek alternative in
##VOTE: John Freeman, whose coded words may easily hide true intent. One who does not speak in clear terms, with fluff and madness abound aplenty need be treated with due scrutiny, I feel, and as such will I treat him so.
