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<blockquote data-quote="Serpenteye" data-source="post: 1372606" data-attributes="member: 1492">He replies in an exasperated voice. &quot;We don't even know his crimes. All we have is the word of the Seer, and you surely realise that he wanted to manipulate us into callousness about the fate of our prey.&quot;&quot;You say you want him to repent. Before whom? Set, or Horus-Re? Does either of them have the right to grant him absolution? They do not. If we decide he should be punished we must carry out the punishment. Only we have the responsibility and noone else has the right. How will we be able to find out the unbiased truth about events that happened so long ago?&quot;&quot;And even if he is deserving of punishment he has already been punished. Isn't the time he has spent imprisoned punishment enough for all but the most heinous of crimes?&quot;&quot;I say we release him, monitor his progress for a while, and if it turns out he makes too many wrong choices we can put him back in chains again. What we have done once we can surely do again. Rather that than condemn a possible innocent.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Serpenteye, post: 1372606, member: 1492"] He replies in an exasperated voice. [COLOR=RoyalBlue]"We don't even know his crimes. All we have is the word of the Seer, and you surely realise that he wanted to manipulate us into callousness about the fate of our prey." "You say you want him to repent. Before whom? Set, or Horus-Re? Does either of them have the right to grant him absolution? They do not. If we decide he should be punished we must carry out the punishment. Only we have the responsibility and noone else has the right. How will we be able to find out the unbiased truth about events that happened so long ago?" "And even if he is deserving of punishment he has already been punished. Isn't the time he has spent imprisoned punishment enough for all but the most heinous of crimes?" "I say we release him, monitor his progress for a while, and if it turns out he makes too many wrong choices we can put him back in chains again. What we have done once we can surely do again. Rather that than condemn a possible innocent."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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