einhornlasagne still interested why it's relevant, that we don't get to know if it was actually him, when executing the freemason.
There could have been some shenanigans going on with a vanilla townie claiming freemason (very unlikely but still...) vs the actual freemason. But I mainly just wanted to argue against an outing, and did not want to talk about eating-strategies for the wolves, which would have been the main argument against a freemason outing.
Edit: halfway through I forgot that I was the freemason myself, and tried to deterr the freemason from outing themself