[IC] An Open Letter to the People of Stormwind on Justice

((Una would like to link this http://www.defiasrp.com/t4911-ic-exile-order-for-the-ebon-shroud and point out the hyprocacy of your open letter after Exile on death was summery issued without trial, evidance bar heresay or any oppotunity of rebuttle. He has receved neither letter however))

Lexgrad wrote:((Una would like to link this http://www.defiasrp.com/t4911-ic-exile-order-for-the-ebon-shroud and point out the hyprocacy of your open letter after Exile on death was summery issued without trial, evidance bar heresay or any oppotunity of rebuttle. He has receved neither letter however))

((And are you maybe making this an out of character issue with the wrong person? Vezullia was made a minister last week, the same week the exile was announced. There is no hypocrisy through her, she was just the scribe. Don't shoot the messenger.

I'll also add on, no matter what I post with the bracets [IC], I mean it. It's in character. It does not reflect my personal view. Me and Braiden get on well, as far as I know anyway! This isn't an attack at him, it's my character attacking his character's actions. I just want to clarify that, I know its long-winded but I feel like I have to remind everyone just in case it erupts into nonsensical drama.))

((Kill him, kill the Grand Magistrate!))

A letter of response sent to the same places, attatched to the open letters is delivered shortly after the first letter is distributed.

To Minister V.R. Astroloxia and the people of Stormwind

Duels to the very death, especially amongst the privilidged has been done since the founding of the Kingdom. We carry a proud legacy of tradition that should and will be carried on to comming generations. With that said I would ask if it is by chance or deliberatly you forget to mention that the one challenged has the right to decline and be put to justice in court? Another fact worth to mention is that Lady Renatha Malenie Vanimedle had confessed to all of the charges put up against her prematurely, she would not have been spared from her additional charges should I have been defeated either.

You also state that death is not enough to punish this individual, perhaps you would have prefered endless torture or torture before death? Your opinions seems truely barbarious, apparently not even death is enough to pay for crimes against the Kingdom or myself. Even if this individual was to face death in court, which I admit was a possibility considering her crimes, does it truely matter who acts as the executioner? What matters is simple, the people of Stormwind, myself included saw justice be done with the death of a horrendus criminal that I am ashamed to even recognize as nobility.

Another note is that if I where a less tolerant man I would see the insults you direct to myself as an act of sedition and prusue justice, however it stands clear to me that petty and frankly pathetic attempts to turn the people against its courts, nobility and by extension our beloved King is not worth the effort. It is shameful to see one of his Majestys Ministers lower herself to this. Should continued provocative actions and words occur however, I will be forced to take action despite my wish to keep the matter civil.

Kings Honor
Baron Braiden Arthur Bernard Mistmantle,
Grand Magistrate of Stormwind, Speaker of the House of Nobles
and subject to His Majestys law.

(( Braiden is a boss. ))

Another letter, distributed as before.

"His Lordship, The Baron Mistmantle,

After much reflection, prayer and consultation I have seen it wise to recant my words, and to formally, publicly and personally apologize to you for my strong and temper-filled words. I came to Stormwind for a city of opportunity, soon I saw myself as a Stormwinder. I did not make the connection this meant I was not and will never be human. If His majesty sees what has transpired to be in his laws, it is not for me to disagree.

I hope you accept my apology, and I would thank the light for the revelation and for the chance to apologize for my actions,

Light's grace,
Prof. V.R Astroloxia,
Minister of Education.

((One of the public letters can be seen, sligthly edited, with all words but a chosen few rendered unreadable by red paint

To Minister V.R. Astroloxia and the people of Stormwind

Duels to the very death, especially amongst the privilidged has been done since the founding of the Kingdom. We carry a proud legacy of tradition that should and will be carried on to comming generations. With that said I would ask if it is by chance or deliberatly you forget to mention that the one challenged has the right to decline and be put to justice in court? Another fact worth to mention is that Lady Renatha Malenie Vanimedle had confessed to all of the charges put up against her prematurely, she would not have been spared from her additional charges should I have been defeated either.

You also state that death is not enough to punish this individual, perhaps you would have prefered endless torture or torture before death? Your opinions seems truely barbarious, apparently not even death is enough to pay for crimes against the Kingdom or myself. Even if this individual was to face death in court, which I admit was a possibility considering her crimes, does it truely matter who acts as the executioner? What matters is simple, the people of Stormwind, myself included saw justice be done with the death of a horrendus criminal that I am ashamed to even recognize as nobility.

Another note is that if I where a less tolerant man I would see the insults you direct to myself as an act of sedition and prusue justice, however it stands clear to me that petty and frankly pathetic attempts to turn the people against its courts, nobility and by extension our beloved King is not worth the effort. It is shameful to see one of his Majestys Ministers lower herself to this. Should continued provocative actions and words occur however, I will be forced to take action despite my wish to keep the matter civil.
Kings Honor
Baron Braiden Arthur Bernard Mistmantle,
Grand Magistrate of Stormwind, Speaker of the House of Nobles
and subject to His Majestys law. ))