Your decription: ...I had to wiki my character/work. It was a fairly lengthy article in it's own right and I haven't read most of it (no time...). So don't kill me just because you happen to know more about my character/series lol
Short(er) answer: Going by wiki, my character's motives are up to the reader's interpretation.
Male
Modern Setting: I believe so
Power Match: Yeah, I'd say so.

Now what is in there? Male, modern setting, lengthy entry, motives up to interpretation

Does that fit Light like a glove?

Actually no, it does not. "Modern: I believe so" implies it might be debatable, and Death Note is safe yes, and Light's motives actually aren't up for interpretation... they are good twisted to mega-evil by god like power, it is specifically the power that makes him evil, when he loses memory of it and before he had it he's like Mr. Paladin, when he has it he's a homicidal megalomaniac, all characters are subject to reader interpretation but he's pretty straightforward. If a reader wants to interpret Aragorn of LotR as an evil aristocrat demanding his Birthright to lead over all while suppressing technology and engaging in acts of genocide against orcs and such a reader can certainly draw that interpretation, but it's pretty thin, unless an author's sitting around repeating the character's motives in omnipresent narrative character's are generally going to fit 'interpretable'. In other words you said "Modern times, long wiki, male, everybody. Major male character form modern times - doesn't narrow the field much. Of course your comment was liable to be viewed as an indicator of grey, it seems what you were going for, but that makes FT's guess a bit strange, since he explicitly took the Light=evil opinion, which is what made me think it might not have been a raw guess, but I find it unlikely if he started with knowledge of that sort he'd have unveiled it that way, maybe if he was a mason and didn't trust you, but if he got it from being L (auto-cop) he'd be assuming you'd try to kill him for knowing that, and if you were scum together exposing you out of the blue as bad evil is some serious pre-emptive bussing, so 'unlikely' is probably an understatement, hence it seems most likely he guessed it.



I certainly am not accusing you of crafting that plan. That wasn't one of the options, as that is improbable, unless I've missed subtle hints in prior messages indicating the character and FT picked up on them, your answer sheet is far to vague for someone who was trying to offer up a character claim, fake or real. Something like that one would dangle with "I don't know, my character is really part of duo in my series, everyone else is minor, the wiki's a long and vague but I gather it has an English dubbed cartoon I can watch online so maybe I'll do that and learn more, there's not a whole lot of episodes", and drop in other bits and pieces here and there, or, the big one, do the list of 4 beet asked for.

No, I am saying that either you are or aren't Light, and either FT guessed or he didn't. That's something we all agree on I'm sure... weird though that you don't seem surprised by FT's guess. I do not think you tried to lead FT down the garden path to your role. I think that if one excludes random luck or not so random luck then the only remaining option is that you aren't Light, but FT's option for various reasons stuck in your head.

Now, all of this represents more reasons why you are probably dangerous. Just being Light is enough for me to seriously favor lynch, I usually view vigs as more harmful than good, of course that might be because I'm generally viewed as an attractive option for NK and at least with scum I can trust group think to realize reasons why my death is not necessarily an option of overwhelming tactical advantage, and your last time as vig you attacked the doc on the first night.