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<blockquote data-quote="Maerdwyn" data-source="post: 1955674" data-attributes="member: 835">&quot;Why, I am Sofia Maratkova!&quot; She responds with a noticeable trace of indignation, as if it is absurd that the man would not know her or her importance, and then, without giving him a chance to reflect on that very much, she continues, returning to the more amiable countenance. &nbsp;&quot;Now, I assure you that I have no one at a disadvantage, good sir, least of all you.&nbsp; I am merely trying to aid you in satisfying the growing crowd outside that members of their community are being treated fairly, and in a good Christian manner.&nbsp; Now we both know they are, but the perceptions of a mob are delicate things, and I would like to ensure that your return to the See is peaceful and untroubled-&quot;&nbsp; She pauses just a couple seconds, letting the shouts from outside hang in the air a moment &quot;-and I am sure the Bishop would prefer it as well. Tell me why these two, in particular, have been accused of last evening's heinous crime, and I shall aid you in ensuring that justice is done, while at the same time pacifying the growing mob.&quot; She again lets the man listen to the shouts for a couple seconds, searching his face for some indication of his thoughts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maerdwyn, post: 1955674, member: 835"] "Why, I am Sofia Maratkova!" She responds with a noticeable trace of indignation, as if it is absurd that the man would not know her or her importance, and then, without giving him a chance to reflect on that very much, she continues, returning to the more amiable countenance. "Now, I assure you that I have no one at a disadvantage, good sir, least of all you. I am merely trying to aid you in satisfying the growing crowd outside that members of their community are being treated fairly, and in a good [i]Christian[/i] manner. Now we both know they are, but the perceptions of a mob are delicate things, and I would like to ensure that your return to the See is peaceful and untroubled-" She pauses just a couple seconds, letting the shouts from outside hang in the air a moment "-and I am sure the Bishop would prefer it as well. Tell me why these two, in particular, have been accused of last evening's heinous crime, and I shall aid you in ensuring that justice is done, while at the same time pacifying the growing mob." She again lets the man listen to the shouts for a couple seconds, searching his face for some indication of his thoughts. [/QUOTE]

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