Yes, because when I think of mayors I don't think of just him wearing one bullet proof vest I see him wearing 2 bullet proof vest.
And in case sarcasm really doesn't translate well into the internet that was sarcasm. Once again the ability doesn't translate well with the role itself. Mayors wear suits and are usually protected by body guards. They have a power over the town folk and the way it's ran. If were really gonna take into account that each role can have a mind of it's own, and they're ability is determined by simulated thoughts then why doesn't the cop have a bullet proof vest? Why doesn't anyone has a bullet proof vest. After all they don't want to die. Do you get my point, you can't just make a role have a certain abilities based on simulated thought, it has to correspond to what the role is known for.
The vengeance thing is possible, but since WE are the entire town I find it unlikely that the mayor would have some secret person hidden somewhere.

The leader of the town. The guy.
If anything I could see governor, but eh, vengeful works too.
And I don't know about the BP, but eh.
Lemme give you more things where flavor didn't make sense:
My role, Terra, could direct a question to the moderator even though I only ask questions to the populace.
Cactus(role in 12) could being a random person in due to him creating a character in sense.

TL;DR-Flavor doesn't always make sense.

Blood's telling the truth: did reveal my role, but never quoted the role PM.

I want you guys to think about the circumstances in which Blood died:
Null read by close to everyone, except me, where I put him as null-leaning-scum.
Suspicion by me near the end of D1.
You were prob. killed by mafia thinking they'll land another hit on scum, because Ramsey and KA, who're others top scumspects are easy lynches, and Blood is not as much.

Q.E.D. He is scum.

We can lynch Pachino in LyLo: if he's lying right now, it's a scum lynch, but if he's telling the truth and hits town, then we lose.
Meanwhile, in LyLo, if he's scum, great, but if he's town, at least he can take his shot without wasting a mislynch(because we don't have any).
Apologies if it isn't clear enough, but it's best to save Pach for tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Thomas is scum because of reasons mentioned previously, which still stand. Confirmation PM especially is scum fakeclaiming: that is enough for a lynch, at least for me.

Arthur, Pach, Lightning, F&F sheep me pl0x.

I want you guys to think about the circumstances in which Blood died:
Null read by close to everyone, except me, where I put him as null-leaning-scum.
Suspicion by me near the end of D1.
You were prob. killed by mafia thinking they'll land another hit on scum, because Ramsey and KA, who're others top scumspects are easy lynches, and Blood is not as much.
Q.E.D He is scum

He got a confirmation PM saying that he WAS NOT ROLEBLOCKED. Do you know how overpowered that is? That's so much information right there.

I even got a confirmation that my protection went through.

Quit twisting words around Terra.



My action was confirmed, but that doesn't confirm that I was not roleblocked. The last mafia might have some powerful killing role that can bypass protections, or something.

Now that I think about it how was me dying under those conditions exactly make me scum anyways? Firstly all the mafia who have been lynch have been bullet proof, not giving the other two mafiaso bullet proof would seem quite odd don't you think. In other words dying on night 1 means that I'm not bullet proof counteracting the fact that I'm scum. Also they're were others with nulls read on them too. What exactly put me on the spot here? I mean even while I was dead and there was no reason whatsoever to not give my role I still stood by the fact that I'm a townie.

Not really: you two could just be faking not being BP.
Also, I had some degree of suspicion on you: the other mafia team may have wanted to kill you to land a scumkill.
I admit it does not sound as convincing in hindsight, but oh well.
Strongman goes through BP.
You said you knew something I didn't.