Biting his straw, Thizzlewit ponders for a moment, before answering poiema’s question. “I didn’t say d_redguy was definitely part of the mafia. I said he was either part of the mafia, or suicidal.”
“It’s simple logic, really. Today, the only concrete evidence we have is the two dead bodies found earlier this morning. Unfortunately, those corpses tell us of nothing save the existence of two killers somewhere among the passengers of this ship. As I have explained already, to have any chance of staying alive, we must choose to lynch someone, but with a complete and utter lack of concrete evidence, how do you choose who to lynch? It’s a difficult choice, one that no human should ever have to face. But the fact remains, we must face it today, and use every shred of evidence at our disposal to make the best choice possible.”
Thizzlewit leans forward on his barstool, resting his elbows on the bar and folding his hands together.
“That’s why I believe we should lynch d_redguy. See, when I first voted for hi, I was taking a wild guess, but now, as I mentioned earlier, we have valid reason to think he is a mental case or a mafioso. No, I don’t know he’s the killer. I don’t even think he’s the killer; however, I believe that his words have indicated that he is more likely to be the killer than any other passenger we know of right now. If we lynch any other passenger, we’re just shooting in the dark, so to speak. If we lynch d_redguy, at least we have some reason to suspect him.”
“Of course, I could have missed some important clues that could point toward other suspects. Can you enlighten me as to why you suspect ronincyberpunk, or did you choose randomly, as I did at first?”
A slight smile tugs at the corners of Thizzlewit’s mouth. “Hrmm… I supose if I’m likely to die before I reach my destination, I might as well be a gentleman on the way. Barkeep! The lady’s drinks are on me.”