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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J. Alexander" data-source="post: 4409933" data-attributes="member: 28453">The next few days past quickly as the party makes it's prepartions for the final meeting......when talking with a bard it becomes obivious that dealing with high nobiity is very complicated as even the slightest move at the wrong time can be preceived as disrespect and defiance. Also it become apparent that the lack of understanding as to who was going to run the colony and who the real masters were was a triggering event. The skilled bard after hearing a brief synopis of the meeting informs you that no county is going to surrender control over such a venture to anyone.....the fact that they were allowing the party a major say in the govering of the council as to taxes and the ordreing of it's laws was a major concession by a major power. Most colonies etc are totally owned by the founding country with a royal governor etc appointed to act in the best interstes of the founding country not the colony. He also suggests that perhaps the best way to get past the impass is to  come up with a well reasoned postion that address the lords concers  ie return of their investment...the stability of the colony etc........Any questions comments before we proceed?</blockquote>