[...he wants to argue but. He can't, really, because it's not like she's wrong. He knew early on how the evidence stacked up but he still tried to find a way around it. He still handled her questioning more carefully than Monika's and he knows that alone was a detriment.

So he settles for a sigh of agreement.]

Knowing what we know now, and knowing that someone will have to be voted for anyway, will make things easier going forward. [It won't, but it'll make the decision process more clear.] But you're right. I got kinda sloppy at the end. But games that change their rules in the middle aren't exactly my favorite.