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♦️ 7 – Dilith Jayaweera
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Cousin Chadu suggested I watch Alice In Borderland.
This was set in the Botanical Gardens. Where, you are not supposed to run, but you do it anyway, and it is super hot and humid, because the plants do photosynthesis with carbon dioxide and release a lot of water vapour. It was, I think 15 minutes of rigorous running, which is good for blood flow...
♦️ 7 – Dilith Jayaweera
I think we can switch Dilith with Sandalal. Number 7 is a lucky number, which is why, I gave it to Sandalal who took our mum's family photo, Dilith, Kanchana and also to Susil who are friendly with us.
I told my mum Shanika, that Dilith had said, on a boat, that a small tiny minority "sullu pirisak" of people are complaining on Facebook because they are jealous that they are not making as much money, and my mum was saying, "yes that's true". So, he says, we should share the wealth with more people. But not everything, just give 'em a living, but never our business.
Anything Dilith Jayaweera says, people say it's true.
https://aliceinborderland.fandom.com/wiki/Seven_of_Hearts
There was a good game of betrayal in Alice In Borderland which was fun to watch.
I agree with this solution:
Sheep-Wolf Cutting Solution
A highly popular theory, this solution revolves around the fact that if a sheep were to cut the wolf’s wire, then it wouldn’t explode, since the wolf’s collar is the one with no risk of explosion. Therefore cutting the wolves wire connected to the collar is the safest method of disabling the risk of the collar itself. After having it wire cut, the wolf should transfer their role to a sheep, where they will do the same. Once 3 players have had their wires cut, it will be complete (The final person will have the wolf role so theirs doesn’t need to be cut). This solution may also be hinted towards, as during the rule demonstration, all the sheep were drawn ‘hiding’ behind the wolf, which suggests the sheep behind the wolf to dismantle its collar, not to hide.
