Kunzite.

[noisecontrol]

Hey, let's talk.

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[surefire]

In suspicion or ousting?

[noisecontrol]

Suspicion.

[surefire]

The fourth vote on Tiger's Eye. The votes were a three-way split when we put in ours.

[noisecontrol]

There seems to be a lost vote on Tiger's Eye. And Peridot made a point of not saying it was them, even if it must be.

[surefire]

—Where is Peridot saying it wasn't them? They said they voted on Tiger's Eye but didn't know what number vote they were, and given that Star said they were third and Coral said they were second, it had to be them.

[noisecontrol]

[... oops]

I missed it. Amethyst pointed it out. They made a thing about the order.

[surefire]

Amethyst did? Is that public or are you talking in private?

[noisecontrol]

In private. I'm not sure what to make of them. And Emerald said the same thing, but ... who knows. He might be trying to throw suspicion off the fact that Emerald and Amethyst have worked together so far.

[surefire]

I've only talked to Amethyst a little. What have they done that's weird?

[noisecontrol]

They were certain about Peridot not going up. They were focusing on getting the other two up. It struck us as strange. They're really pushing.

[surefire]

Honestly, I wouldn't have disagreed about Peridot seeming least suspicious, though I guess it's weirder if they were pushing really hard for it.

[noisecontrol]

Why do you think Peridot is least suspicious? We've found some of their actions strange.

[surefire]

Because Briar's logic has seemed sound and natural to me and the voting mishap struck me as being disorganized, when I think the mice are probably more likely to be on top of things. What was strange?

[noisecontrol]

Or the knight being really stupid. I think he'd be stupid if he was a mouse or a child.

But the strange stuff is where their votes have been placed, especially with the fact that Ruby got taken out. They were certain that Coral was innocent, but their explanation didn't make sense. Like they were picking someone to look good.