Okay, if it was a double bluff, then Gray's still bluffing ... if it started out as a bluff, but some greater poet (I'm not using the A-word) convinced you it was a thing worth making, she could either have been right, wrong or bluffing ... if she was right, it was a bluff worth making, but still a bluff ... if she was wrong, it was still a bluff ... if she was bluffing, the thing was a double bluff and you were out in the woods ... if Gray believed the any of the bluffs, which I think he did, he was also out in the woods ... if Gray did not believe any of the bluffs, but pretended he did, he was bluffing ... so either you bluffed Gray, or Gray bluffed us ... but if A-person bluffed you and Gray and you sincerely passed that on, I was wrong, there is a third alternative, it's a triple bluff, and it's all Amie's fault.