Okay, I've got to ask: where are you getting 4 people voting from? All we know is that SR got voted out and that the Trickster shifted votes to him. Assuming that the Trickster, the Lawyer and the Killer all voted for SR, that's 5 votes at a minimum(including the 2 that the Trickster ability converted over from Aerosteam's 1), but there's no way of knowing what the maximum is.Zeconte said:And I am focusing on the only person I have to suspect, which is you. By admitting you voted for Revenant, you have made yourself even more suspect, because only 4 people voted for him, which we can assume was the Killer, the Lawyer, and the Trickster and one random. And even if you were the random, you still voted to kill the Priest when everyone else was able to figure out he was sincere and didn't vote for him save the others so named that wanted him dead for being the Priest. In other words, I've now got even more reason to be suspicious of you for the same reason I was suspicious of crimson before he was killed.
That said, BeerTent's reveal doesn't exactly help his position. There were some pretty compelling arguments put out there for not executing SR in the first round regardless of whether you believed him or not. By admitting to contributing to the execution of our Priest even in the face of those arguments, he's greatly increased the odds of him being one of the three, at least above any other available suspects.