[Nice try, Jesse, but there's one thing you're missing. It involves the rules.]

Ahh, but have you forgotten? One team cannot out another team. If they do, they'll be punished. If those two were to accuse us of being wolves for the sake of revealing the truth, there'd be cooonsequences. Therefore, if consequences don't happen, people will haaave to assume that they were lying. That we would, without a doubt, be sheep and we would be safe for the remainder of the game.

[This is the most underhanded, backwards and despicable ploy he's ever concocted, but that's why it's Plan Z instead of Plan A. Another reason it's Plan Z is, of course, the risk involved. Playing with fire means you might get burned.]

Now, why do I suspect consequences won't happen? Because the point wouldn't have been to reveal the truth, it would've been to hide the truth. All part of playing a mean little undercover game, which is exaaactly what our host wants from us. You got that, Mr. Baaadger? [He turns to cast a gaze towards the mirror, even if he doubts the badger will show his face again.]