Posted June 10, 2019
For one, it helps town not make bad assumptions on what all could be happening.
Not reading the page, and seeing one night kill, town might assume "the serial killer either doesn't exist or has 1 night bulletrproof", while we've now established that there's many more possibilities.
Not reading the page, town might assume that "there can be 2 kills per night", while a careful reader might discover that there's a (very small, but not impossible) chance of as many as 5 kills.
Have I made my point?
Not reading the page, and seeing one night kill, town might assume "the serial killer either doesn't exist or has 1 night bulletrproof", while we've now established that there's many more possibilities.
Not reading the page, town might assume that "there can be 2 kills per night", while a careful reader might discover that there's a (very small, but not impossible) chance of as many as 5 kills.
Have I made my point?