Anyway, that answers that. I'm not sure what Isaac's next move was going to be, but for my part I guess we should go after beet as the odd man out?

Then again, he's already claimed one of the poems, which nobody has disputed, so it's highly unlikely he wrote the treasonous one. In that regard, it seems evident that the writer, realising what a mess he'd be in if he admitted it, lied and pretended not to have written any. That gives us additional incentive to lynch him - as a liar - if we can find him.

I still believe you're the most suspicious in that regard, as being the most recalcitrant to speak of this topic.

Anyway, beet. Any explanation for your unique circumstances?