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Forget how many judges there are. But the votes could be influenced, just how you can influence numerous other outcomes in the game, like book score, Jeremies chances with Ivy etc.
One or several judges may be on Seymours side, so if Lena and Ian antagonize or befriend him, they vote accordingly, regardless of the quality of the book.
Victor is very like uncorrupt and votes the best book, so the actual book quality is relevant. Maybe he favors Ian in case of a tie. More likely if Ian read Hollys book, less likely if he discouraged Holly.
Minerva could make the vote entirely personal: If Ian is on bad terms with her, she doesn't vote him out of spite. If he was polite, meek and always apologized, she may give him a chance. And if he fucks her, she votes for him unless maybe if he specificies that he doesn't want help.
One or several judges may be on Seymours side, so if Lena and Ian antagonize or befriend him, they vote accordingly, regardless of the quality of the book.
Victor is very like uncorrupt and votes the best book, so the actual book quality is relevant. Maybe he favors Ian in case of a tie. More likely if Ian read Hollys book, less likely if he discouraged Holly.
Minerva could make the vote entirely personal: If Ian is on bad terms with her, she doesn't vote him out of spite. If he was polite, meek and always apologized, she may give him a chance. And if he fucks her, she votes for him unless maybe if he specificies that he doesn't want help.