A Common Spy Mistake...
Jun 28, 2010 3:53:14 GMT -6
Post by Sisqo on Jun 28, 2010 3:53:14 GMT -6
...That's been pointed out by Owen in his confessional. Of course, Owen doesn't really know what he's onto because he doesn't know for certain who is a spy.
A few spies right now - especially Issac and Laurence, as Owen points out - are being very edgy in their public statements. They're unsure, they're pointing out possible cit explanations of their spy behaviors. Whereas a few citizens, who are perceived strongly as such, are being very forthright and vocal with their suspicions. Often they're convinced they're right, even if they're not.
The spies need to get in on this action. Some of them are being WAY too evasive and non-committal at the moment. Citizens have strong suspicions, weak suspicions, irrational suspicions, emotional suspicions, logical suspicions. Often the same citizen has several at the same time. If the spies can't convincingly fake this, they're going to get caught out.
A few spies right now - especially Issac and Laurence, as Owen points out - are being very edgy in their public statements. They're unsure, they're pointing out possible cit explanations of their spy behaviors. Whereas a few citizens, who are perceived strongly as such, are being very forthright and vocal with their suspicions. Often they're convinced they're right, even if they're not.
The spies need to get in on this action. Some of them are being WAY too evasive and non-committal at the moment. Citizens have strong suspicions, weak suspicions, irrational suspicions, emotional suspicions, logical suspicions. Often the same citizen has several at the same time. If the spies can't convincingly fake this, they're going to get caught out.
And then Adrasteia ignored every single bit of it and got herself exiled round two... 
