(25-03-2026, 09:22 AM)William the Grave Robber Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 09:05 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: This is interesting. Was posted when we still thought Magda was the chosen victim of killed in plain sight. Hypothesised a mechanic where the traitors had to name someone three times.
My theory was that the traitors had to question someone three times in a row, based on Prada's weird post to Maeve.
Could be a coincidence, but no one else who is still alive has been posited as a likely killer for Maeve other than Prada. Odd that William mentions an oddly similar mechanic for possible Magda kill.

What's odd about what I said?

I could say isn't it odd that I put forward the naming someone 3 times, and you go on to suggest a similar mechanic later.
That I hypothesised how Pat could be indirectly involved in the murder in plain sight and you later posted something very similar.

That strikes me as more odd.

(25-03-2026, 10:14 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 09:22 AM)William the Grave Robber Wrote: What's odd about what I said?

I could say isn't it odd that I put forward the naming someone 3 times, and you go on to suggest a similar mechanic later.
That I hypothesised how Pat could be indirectly involved in the murder in plain sight and you later posted something very similar.

That strikes me as more odd.

I'd agree here. William had his theory first, it isn't odd that he posted it. It's more like a similar mechanic like post across a number of posts has been used in other games in the past, which is why I think focusing only on ONE post by me I think is tunneling.

(25-03-2026, 09:23 AM)William the Grave Robber Wrote: Oh and good morning by the way😅

(25-03-2026, 09:58 AM)McDonald the Farmer Wrote: Morning all

(25-03-2026, 10:00 AM)Donald the Spoofer Wrote: Good morning folks

(25-03-2026, 10:00 AM)Countess Markievicz Wrote: Good morning all.

(25-03-2026, 10:18 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:14 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote: I'd agree here. William had his theory first, it isn't odd that he posted it. It's more like a similar mechanic like post across a number of posts has been used in other games in the past, which is why I think focusing only on ONE post by me I think is tunneling.

You said you were going to do a look back. Did you see anyone else who could theoretically have killed Maeve?

(25-03-2026, 10:21 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 09:23 AM)William the Grave Robber Wrote: Oh and good morning by the way😅

(25-03-2026, 09:58 AM)McDonald the Farmer Wrote: Morning all

(25-03-2026, 10:00 AM)Donald the Spoofer Wrote: Good morning folks

(25-03-2026, 10:00 AM)Countess Markievicz Wrote: Good morning all.

Morning everyone.
It looks bad for me, I know that. However, if you look back on my posts you will see for those who have been quiet on thread, when they appear and I'm around, I do engage with them. And I tend to ask questions of them too to try get engagement.
Re: the Maeve posts, I felt people were tunneling hard on Betty genie-ing (sp?) for the prize which I didn't think was fair, as I had appeared around the same time. As as had Maeve and was using that as an example.
Someone said last night traitors weren't stupid. I think a post as obvious as 3 questions like that would be too risky for a traitor to make, I wouldn't do it if I were one.
That's all I can say, but if my time is up, my time is up. I just ask that you look for other possibilities, phrases etc because we really can't afford to lose another faithful today.

(25-03-2026, 09:05 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote:

(24-03-2026, 11:53 AM)William the Grave Robber Wrote: Just catching up.
Magda murdered in plain sight.
Few questions, why Magda? Will look through her posts later to see who she interacted with.
How did they murder her? I'd have to go back and see who mentions her name in their posts, maybe traitors had to name her 3 times for example

RIP Amy

This is interesting. Was posted when we still thought Magda was the chosen victim of killed in plain sight. Hypothesised a mechanic where the traitors had to name someone three times.
My theory was that the traitors had to question someone three times in a row, based on Prada's weird post to Maeve.
Could be a coincidence, but no one else who is still alive has been posited as a likely killer for Maeve other than Prada. Odd that William mentions an oddly similar mechanic for possible Magda kill.

(23-03-2026, 03:42 PM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote:

(23-03-2026, 12:57 PM)Maeve the Madam Wrote: Answers sent I think. I know it's too late but can you confirm they went through. I'm not used to this interface so had to make a couple of attempts.
Thanks.

@Maeve the Madam what are your thoughts? You appeared around the time of the task also? Did you get an alert telling you?

(23-03-2026, 03:42 PM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote:

(23-03-2026, 12:57 PM)Maeve the Madam Wrote: Answers sent I think. I know it's too late but can you confirm they went through. I'm not used to this interface so had to make a couple of attempts.
Thanks.

@Maeve the Madam what are your thoughts? You appeared around the time of the task also? Did you get an alert telling you?

(25-03-2026, 10:24 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:21 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote: Morning everyone.
It looks bad for me, I know that. However, if you look back on my posts you will see for those who have been quiet on thread, when they appear and I'm around, I do engage with them. And I tend to ask questions of them too to try get engagement.
Re: the Maeve posts, I felt people were tunneling hard on Betty genie-ing (sp?) for the prize which I didn't think was fair, as I had appeared around the same time. As as had Maeve and was using that as an example.
Someone said last night traitors weren't stupid. I think a post as obvious as 3 questions like that would be too risky for a traitor to make, I wouldn't do it if I were one.
That's all I can say, but if my time is up, my time is up. I just ask that you look for other possibilities, phrases etc because we really can't afford to lose another faithful today.

You said you wouldn't do that task as it was too easy and now you say it eas too risky. Make it make sense.
It may well not be you, but I haven't seen anyone else in the frame. I did a look back but possibly not far back enough. I will try to before ten.
If you are not murdered you have ubtil tonight to find an alternative candidate for murdered in plain sight.

(25-03-2026, 10:24 AM)Betty the Beggar Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 09:05 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: This is interesting. Was posted when we still thought Magda was the chosen victim of killed in plain sight. Hypothesised a mechanic where the traitors had to name someone three times.
My theory was that the traitors had to question someone three times in a row, based on Prada's weird post to Maeve.
Could be a coincidence, but no one else who is still alive has been posited as a likely killer for Maeve other than Prada. Odd that William mentions an oddly similar mechanic for possible Magda kill.

This is an interesting theory. I'm convinced Magda is a traitor

(24-03-2026, 11:00 AM)lorcand1990 Wrote: Good morning everyone. At your first breakfast there was no murder to announce, however today it is a very different case. Not all of you have posted this morning, but for poor Amy the Singer, they were unable to. Last night, the Traitors murdered Amy.

Oh by the way, there’s not just one player who isn’t with us this morning. The Traitors were very busy yesterday. They killed poor Magda the Maid, by Murder in Plain Sight.

You don’t need me to tell you that both Amy and Magda were Faithful.

I can also announce that tonight there will be a double banishment! The 2 players with the most votes will be eliminated. If there is a tie between the top 2 players, they will both be eliminated. If there is a tie between 3 or more players there will be a re-vote. If there is a tie between the 2nd & 3rd placed players there will be a re-vote between those two players.

I’ll be back later to give you details on today’s task. I hope you're thirsty for more. In the meantime, feel free to chat amongst yourself. You should have plenty to discuss…..

(25-03-2026, 10:30 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:24 AM)Betty the Beggar Wrote: This is an interesting theory. I'm convinced Magda is a traitor

Magda was a faithful?

(25-03-2026, 10:39 AM)Countess Markievicz Wrote: Plenty of action already this morning.

I am hopefully less busy in work today but will be dipping in and out.

(25-03-2026, 10:41 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:39 AM)Countess Markievicz Wrote: Plenty of action already this morning.

I am hopefully less busy in work today but will be dipping in and out.

What are your thoughts on the game so far? You voted Rhoda last night? Would you do the same again today?

(25-03-2026, 10:51 AM)Countess Markievicz Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:41 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote: What are your thoughts on the game so far? You voted Rhoda last night? Would you do the same again today?

Thanks for the questions, its nice to feel involved. I am not sure who I will vote for yet, it all depends how today pans out, but my eyes were opened last night. 

From an honest view as a newbie, there is a lot of non stop posting by some individuals, loaded with accusations. Opinions flying left right and centre. A lot of them not measured. 

Therefore it is difficult to follow everything. I dont know if this is a tactic or what but at times it certainly clouds the game. 

For me I am looking closely at who voted who last night and thinking about that.

(25-03-2026, 10:40 AM)Chris the Carpenter Wrote: We need to get our act together today. I still don't understand why@McDonald the Farmer voted for Boris. We had pages and pages of discussion about the murder in plain sight and that's where most people's votes were going, where did Boris come from?

(25-03-2026, 10:51 AM)Countess Markievicz Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:41 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote: What are your thoughts on the game so far? You voted Rhoda last night? Would you do the same again today?

Thanks for the questions, its nice to feel involved. I am not sure who I will vote for yet, it all depends how today pans out, but my eyes were opened last night. 

From an honest view as a newbie, there is a lot of non stop posting by some individuals, loaded with accusations. Opinions flying left right and centre. A lot of them not measured. 

Therefore it is difficult to follow everything. I dont know if this is a tactic or what but at times it certainly clouds the game. 

For me I am looking closely at who voted who last night and thinking about that.

(25-03-2026, 10:40 AM)Chris the Carpenter Wrote: We need to get our act together today. I still don't understand why@McDonald the Farmer voted for Boris. We had pages and pages of discussion about the murder in plain sight and that's where most people's votes were going, where did Boris come from?

(25-03-2026, 11:00 AM)lorcand1990 Wrote: Hello again players. Things seem a bit sombre this morning, but keep the chins up.

More bad news though. I regret to inform you that the Traitors have murdered poor Vincent the Artist, as you can see they are not at the breakfast table this morning.

Vincent the Artist is dead, and obviously a Faithful.

I’ll let you digest this information for a moment. Details of today’s challenge to follow very shortly.

(24-03-2026, 10:39 AM)Dora the Explorer Wrote:

(24-03-2026, 09:33 AM)Maeve the Madam Wrote: Good morning all.
I was able to try and read back during the night and figured out why it looks to me why Amy had so many posts about being a Faithful.
When somebody quoted her AND when she quoted anybody who quoted her quote, her original post still stands out prominently when I was scrolling through which made it look like they were different posts so apologies for the confusion.
That's not saying I won't vote for her again if I have my suspicions though 😉.
Is there any way of collapsing quotes until you want to read them on this site as it's very difficult to follow otherwise?

Wasn't it just two people that pushed it tho with similar posts or am I wrong?

I read back and I didn't feel like there was much of a mention of faithful from her until them two them it because a topic where propel were quoting each other.

(25-03-2026, 10:58 AM)McDonald the Farmer Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:40 AM)Chris the Carpenter Wrote: We need to get our act together today. I still don't understand why@McDonald the Farmer voted for Boris. We had pages and pages of discussion about the murder in plain sight and that's where most people's votes were going, where did Boris come from?

You mean the Genie Boris? You mention him and he appears? I stated my reasons why I would be voting for him on Day One. Couldn’t vote him then because he was a newbie. My reasons are all there if you want to go back and read the first roundtable. 

I don’t understand why you wouldn’t go back in my previous posts and check me out?

(25-03-2026, 11:10 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote:

(24-03-2026, 10:39 AM)Dora the Explorer Wrote: Wasn't it just two people that pushed it tho with similar posts or am I wrong?

I read back and I didn't feel like there was much of a mention of faithful from her until them two them it because a topic where propel were quoting each other.

This is the only other interaction with Maeve from a still living player that I can see. It looks a lot more normal than Prada's post in the form of three questions.
Would welcome any insight from others into kill in plain sight.

(24-03-2026, 08:01 PM)McDonald the Farmer Wrote: Im voting Boris. Would have done so last night but he’s a noob.

• A. Jonathan Ross

• B. Stephen Fry

• C. Jimmy Carr

• D. Joe Marler

(25-03-2026, 11:15 AM)McDonald the Farmer Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 11:10 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: This is the only other interaction with Maeve from a still living player that I can see. It looks a lot more normal than Prada's post in the form of three questions.
Would welcome any insight from others into kill in plain sight.

Does Maeve then reply to Dora? I think that could be part of the task to get someone to reply to you too. If Maeve does reply, is there a post from Magda before or after it?

We know Lorcan made an error saying it was Magda and the fact that Magda’s post (241) was directly before Maeve’s response to Prada (242) fits with the mistaken killing of Magda right now.

(25-03-2026, 10:51 AM)Countess Markievicz Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:41 AM)Prada the Seamstress Wrote: What are your thoughts on the game so far? You voted Rhoda last night? Would you do the same again today?

Thanks for the questions, its nice to feel involved. I am not sure who I will vote for yet, it all depends how today pans out, but my eyes were opened last night. 

From an honest view as a newbie, there is a lot of non stop posting by some individuals, loaded with accusations. Opinions flying left right and centre. A lot of them not measured. 

Therefore it is difficult to follow everything. I dont know if this is a tactic or what but at times it certainly clouds the game. 

For me I am looking closely at who voted who last night and thinking about that.

(25-03-2026, 11:30 AM)McDonald the Farmer Wrote: I’d be wary quoting prada’s post, Countess 😂

Just make a post without using reply or quote button!

(25-03-2026, 11:51 AM)Donald the Spoofer Wrote: @lorcand1990  just to confirm, we can Google the answers?

I'm stuck on 1

(25-03-2026, 10:58 AM)McDonald the Farmer Wrote:

(25-03-2026, 10:40 AM)Chris the Carpenter Wrote: We need to get our act together today. I still don't understand why@McDonald the Farmer voted for Boris. We had pages and pages of discussion about the murder in plain sight and that's where most people's votes were going, where did Boris come from?

You mean the Genie Boris? You mention him and he appears? I stated my reasons why I would be voting for him on Day One. Couldn’t vote him then because he was a newbie. My reasons are all there if you want to go back and read the first roundtable. 

I don’t understand why you wouldn’t go back in my previous posts and check me out?