Mafia XIV - Mafia Gothica

[Skanky Burns]

I vote for flipside because then I survive more than a round longer than Spikie did.

[General Ludd]

Originally posted by duke o' york
I'm also going to vote for flipside

You suspect your own son? Harsh!


If you feel that strongly, you must be right. I vote for flipside, aswell.

[FlameFlash]

Originally posted by duke o' york

You can't vote for yourself!

Sure I can, I don't even live in Apolytown this time around!

[duke o' york]

Nor does Kass, but he's playing.

Yes, I suspect flipside. I've thought he was a bit strange ever since he was young. Seemed too friendly with the staff, and didn't like shooting if you catch my drift.....

[alva]

Originally posted by FlameFlash
Sheesh... away for the weekend and the game ends, a new one starts up, and already at P7 (for me on default).

And I thought I didn't have a life.

"away for the weekend"

'nuff said...

Damn have lifers...

[Urban Ranger]

No, no, it's Jon Miller! He's the vampire you see. Being a librarian, he never has to go outside. In fact, he can hide in darkness all day long. Since we don't see him, he just remains outside the edge of our consciousness.

[Vlad Antlerkov]

I refuse to go with this mindless docpile against flipside.

[Kassiopeia]

Off you go, flipside.

[Tuberski]

Well, since my vote at this point is meaningless, flipside.

ACK!

[FlameFlash]

Originally posted by alva

"away for the weekend"

'nuff said...

Damn have lifers...

Heh, good point.

And flipside gets my vote since it's almost as meaningless as Tuber's at this point.

[Jamski]

Name

Voted for



Kassiopeia
Flipside


GJRamsey
Flipside


Vlad Antlerkov
Flipside


ADG
Flipside


Alva
Theben



Rasputin
-



General Ludd
Flipside


Spaced Cowboy
Flipside


Guynemer
Flipside


Jonny
-



flipside
-



Duke o'York

Flipside



Skanky
Burns
Flipside


Tuberski
Flipside



Theben

-



Jon Miller

-



 Urban Ranger
Jon Miller

"Oh crap" said Flipside, realising he was doomed.

-Jam

[Jamski]

From Tooke's "Great Blunders of the Aristocracy (volume XXVIIb)" 1904

...of course it can be argued that an even bigger blunder was made by the so-called Duke of York, actually a Count, and the lord of Apolyton Valley, when owing to a couple of off-colour comments made by members of his serving staff, he had his own son Flipsideput to death.

The story runs that according to some batty old tradition, the local rustics and servants, as well as the gentlemen of the region, would vote all matters of justice in a kind of democratic ballot. Having found the village phyiscian dead one morning, the Duke accused his son of the crime, in the hearty manner he was well known for. Unfortunatly for him, the assembled common villagers assumed he was serious and followed his vote almost to a man. As a man of principles the Duke had no alternative but to allow his own son to be impaled through the heart and then cremated by the angry folk, who considered they were punishing a deserving murderer.

The joke in the whole slightly macabre tail, is that when the Duke called for a glass of champagne to celebrate, showing his true gentlemanly qualities, his personal wine waiter was found to have already consumed the specially reserved bottle intended for his lordship. The servant, who went by the perculiar name of Skanky Burns was about to be punished, when he suddenly fell over dead. The Duke thought this served him right, and the party continued into the small hours as...


Letter to Mina Harker, 29th of March 1854

My dearest Mina,
I hold no hope that this letter reaches you, and if it does so it may be after my own death. Some terrible thing is at work in this place. As I write two men lay dead, the Duke's own son, killed by the people here in the most horrible fashion, and the wine waiter, poisoned it seems, with an orange colour upon his tounge. But worse yet than the deaths of these men is the behaviour of the residents. They drink and make merry, although it is soon midnight, while beyond these stout stone walls gather bands of angry peasants, and the railway is closed.

I cannot leave, even if I could, and besides, I feel I will soon gain access to the library, if his Lordship gives me permission, where I can search for the documents that prove the existance of the items your father wrote of. Perhaps I am paranoid, but I will not that anyone knows of my true reason to be here. Already a salesman has inquired if I am here to trade, and the groundsmaster I swear has been instructed to follow me when I search the gardens by day, pretending to tend his flowers, while all the time watching me. I shall have to risk a nighttime expedition, I fear however that my nerves will fail me, for the night is when the murders always occour, and I very much doubt that the local justice, blessed as it is by the priest, will catch the right man, if indeed a man is responsible.

Pray for me, and I remain yours truely,

Jamski van Helsing Esq.


It is now day gain, get voting

-Jam

[Jamski]

Name

Role

Status



GhengisFarb
Watercolour artist

Dead - poisoned



Kassiopeia
Travelling salesman

Alive


Zopperoni
Butler

Dead - villagers



GJRamsey
Bookkeeper

Alive


Vlad Antlerkov
Message boy

Alive


MattH
Doorman

Dead - neck wounds



ADG
Cook (fish)

Alive


Alva
A Major

Alive


Rasputin
Priest

Alive


General Ludd
General

Alive


Spaced Cowboy
Cattle farmer

Alive


Mart7x5
Woodchopper

Dead - villagers



Doc
Physician

Dead - neck wounds



Guynemer
Cook (vegetables)

Alive


Jonny
Elder Son of the Duke

Alive


flipside
Younger Son of the Duke

Dead - villagers



Duke o'York

Lord and Master

Alive


Skanky
Burns
Wine waiter

Dead - poisoned



Tuberski
Master of the Hunt

Alive


Theben

Cook (meat)

Alive


Jon Miller

Libarian

Alive


 Urban Ranger
Groundsman

Alive

Clues coming soon

-Jam

[Theben]

Originally posted by Skanky Burns
I'll take my chances.

Famous last words, I think.

[Theben]

Originally posted by duke o' york
The quality of my broth has been going downhill recently. And the menus have been misspelled!
You may have a point alva.

I have only ever strode to serve you faithfully, m'lord! Send me not from your side!