Wilfred L. (Will)

They say things that I'm like, I would, I wouldn't be okay.

Like if somebody said that to me, even in the context of a role play, like I'd be like, dude, you know, like when, well, we just get into it.

But when, you know, they murder her in this set and she's like, you bitch.

Yeah.

And I'm like, she's kind of not joking.

It's awful.

All right.

Well, in the breakfast room, Ron was the first faithful tied to a tree from the night before who showed up and wasn't murdered.

They started asking him questions about what happened and,

smart by the way you got to see if everybody gets their story straight totally totally um and then lisa walked in um and she she is one of the traitors and uh really a bad liar i hope they and i was like maybe she told the best story in the world and they just edited it to look like she couldn't do it i had the same thought because they added all those extra pauses and

But but yeah, she just she also just like overdid it.

You know, she's like talking too much.

I couldn't believe no one really caught on to it.

I mean, I know, like you're saying, I think there was some selective editing going on, but even with, he just took what she was saying, like the way she was getting so into it, I was like, uh, okay.

And, uh, oh, and then Ron had this, this whole thing about how he heard light footsteps, which is actually pretty good.

And there were, there are two women that, you know, but immediately he picked the wrong person, went for Maura, who's like even tinier, I guess.

But like, yeah, but it was a good theory, you know?

I like, man, Ron, he is just always on the outside of this entire game.

And now just pissed.

I don't really get it.