If we assume that the attempt was on the robot.
That not only Liz, but Poppins may be a victim.
The Duke of York. A secret agent of MI-7 that executes all the toughest tasks being undercover as a social worker. Armed to the teeth with the freshest gadgets;
probably a cyborg.Too fabulous of course, an assassination attempt on the mafia.
But the fact that there are options strengthens me in the correctness of the thought about Watt itself - if there were no options, it would become too easy.
This is the first kill attempt. It is hard to understand the killer role, I do not see any clear sign of him. The attempt have failed because of Sherlock's curing, if to rely on the mention of the health packs. But. This is the great luck to predict a prey from the fourteen players. So one of the many active and passive defenses can be the alternative cause for the fail. The author's name can contain hint for some info, but also can be just artistic description. Fergus Hume /not Fume/ is the novelist that inspire Arthur Conan Doyle to write A Study in Scarlet. So I think that Sherlock's curing is the more likely version.
Can you explain something please, as it's really not clear to me: if that daily report will say who was planned to be shot - does it mean that his role is closing to red? As if it is true - it's the most undeniable way to prove that you're playing for the town. Is it should be THAT simple? I sense a deception.
I still do not see the contradictions of intimidation.
The fact that reference to does not mean that it is Sherlock’s action that caused the failure of the murder. Options can be thinner, for example, Orlando decided that the most important thing is his own safety. He can afford to be treated through the night, and he cannot be kicked out during the day - why not start from the very first night.