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Message: <blockquote data-quote="silentspace" data-source="post: 1785044" data-attributes="member: 14316">The physical pain and discomfort of the shackles and the bare stone floors is excrutiating.  Time seems to slow down with the lack of sensory input, and although only a day passes, that day seems to go on forever.Someone must have pulled some strings, the guards say, to get a court day so quickly.  There is great hostility, and no sympathy or compassion to be seen in the guards' eyes as the prisoners are pulled from their solitary confinement.  They are stripped and hosed down, then given fresh prison clothes.  The prisoners have some difficulty eating their breakfast of cold, lumpy mushroom meal, shackled as they are, and they don't get much time to eat anyway.  Weary, fatigued, and barely healed from the battle yesterday, the three are put into a prison wagon and carried to the Courts.Outside the courtroom are Dargo, Morph and Vuoor.  As the prisoners arrive, the court bailiffs take over."Is this your first criminal case?  The procedure is quite straightforward.  The prosecution presents its case.  Then the defense.  That's already happened.  Then statements can be made from the concerned parties.  The prosecution is just finishing up with their statements.  They put the deceased guards' families and friends on the stand.  Any minute now you'll be able to address the court and make your statement, if you have anything to say.  Ah, there's the signal.  It's your turn."The bailiffs escort you into the courtroom, where the judge, on his high podium, peers down at you.  Lady Miria sits on one side, surrounded by professional-looking dwarves and aides.  She gives you an encouraging smile.Time to make your statements to the court.</blockquote>

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