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<blockquote data-quote="Rhialto" data-source="post: 2478563" data-attributes="member: 630">Anguis eyes the Corona Austrina member with just an edge of contempt.&nbsp; &quot;Tell me, sirrah, when you heard they had stormed the barracks, did you imagine them gaily dancing up to the gates while strewing flowers?&nbsp; When you heard they'd taken the Captain's Quarters, did you imagine they did this to drink tea with him?&nbsp; When it was mentioned that they had barricaded the streets, did your ears miss it?&nbsp; This is revolt, nothing more or less.&nbsp; I have not once suggested genocide, and oppose it as do you.&nbsp; It is my feeling, however that one of our first acts must be to imprison the leaders of this rebellion and render them up to the land's justice.&nbsp; The law is not served by caving into those who would flout it.&quot;&nbsp; He steps forward, his demeanor icy.&nbsp; &quot;And I will not be slandered, especially by a scion of those panderers to the rabble that the mercy of the Council and the divine Orr have made a house.&nbsp; You may fool man, sirrah, but Orr is all-knowing, and He has seen through your blasphemies, and when the proper time is come, He will topple you.&nbsp; Authority rests in God, not man, and your house will learn fear when He so instructs you.&quot;&nbsp; Deacon Fevre takes a deep breath and then sits down.&nbsp; &quot;Enow.&nbsp; I'm weary of pointless debate.&nbsp; I have made my arguments known--it is up to others now to see if their wisdom is seen, and they are followed.&quot;&nbsp; He slumps down in his chair.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rhialto, post: 2478563, member: 630"] Anguis eyes the Corona Austrina member with just an edge of contempt. [COLOR=Red]"Tell me, sirrah, when you heard they had stormed the barracks, did you imagine them gaily dancing up to the gates while strewing flowers? When you heard they'd taken the Captain's Quarters, did you imagine they did this to drink tea with him? When it was mentioned that they had barricaded the streets, did your ears miss it? This is revolt, nothing more or less. I have not once suggested genocide, and oppose it as do you. It is my feeling, however that one of our first acts must be to imprison the leaders of this rebellion and render them up to the land's justice. The law is not served by caving into those who would flout it."[/COLOR] He steps forward, his demeanor icy. [COLOR=Red]"And I will not be slandered, especially by a scion of those panderers to the rabble that the mercy of the Council and the divine Orr have made a house. You may fool man, sirrah, but Orr is all-knowing, and He has seen through your blasphemies, and when the proper time is come, He will topple you. Authority rests in God, not man, and your house will learn fear when He so instructs you." [/COLOR] Deacon Fevre takes a deep breath and then sits down. [COLOR=Red]"Enow. I'm weary of pointless debate. I have made my arguments known--it is up to others now to see if their wisdom is seen, and they are followed."[/COLOR] He slumps down in his chair. [/QUOTE]

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