This feels partnered as a way to distance yourself from a teammate when you’re struggling to remain afloat, and Jarek’s explanation that Bionic was claiming a Gossip ping confirming information that was heard elsewhere doesn’t quite line up.
This doesn’t exactly deny being the Demon, and it’s a fairly innocuous argument to survive through the previous day when he wasn’t nominated. Which doesn’t quite line up with his understated unwillingness to die, although that’s not necessarily AI. (#7015)
Jarek’s insistence that Tutuu must be the Demon due to his action and his refusal to consider alternate worlds (tunnel vision) isn’t something completely out of his town range, but when he’s pushing that vote without hearing out alternate sources of information or checks, and without really reading into teammates, suggests another image.
This feels relevant to compare SFoL70, where Jarek was the evil king. In a private chat on the first night, he learned some private roles that weren’t going to reveal themselves publicly at first. During that game, Jarek took the opportunity to leak this information publicly for the sake of his evil team, which I was reminded of here.
Granted, the context isn’t 1:1.
I think this makes Jarek and Someone unaligned, though, if Jarek here was evil and Someone was real, and he was worried about a double-confirmation occurring here.
It doesn’t unalign Jarek and Tutuu, necessarily, if a bus attempt was occurring here, but that’s neither here nor there. Any reflection on Tutuu’s slot here is purely mechanical.
I’m not but I don’t care if you don’t believe me at this point, I already know that tommorow whatever I say will be ignored and won’t be looked at and if the demon does die it won’t be because of anything I said
It’s already been shown to me that we’re willingly ignoring information that points to specific people to listen to the loudest voice in the room that talks the most and I’m not that - so be it