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Justice ([personal profile] whatisright) wrote in [community profile] driftfleet_ooc 2017-09-11 05:58 am (UTC)

[Justice assumes that 'dollars' is a form of currency, and four hundred thousand is a lot. It sounds like a lot. Four hundred thousand anything sounds like a lot.

He listens carefully to the description, nodding along. It all sounds... very sensible, actually.]


You have formalized a process for your society to grant justice on a large scale. [This. Is. AMAZING.] And everyone has access to this process? Regardless of who or what they are?

[Some of Justice's enthusiasm for the idea leaks into his voice, but it's still the understated shift all his emotions inspire in his words. A system intended to apply to everyone undoubtedly has flaws, but it's so much better than what Justice has seen in Thedas. In Ferelden, there is little infrastructure to deal with crime, and so local guardsmen will usually deal with it by putting people into gibbets or hanging them. Those without guardsmen to run to have to make do by finding their own justice, and not everyone has the physical strength or influence to do that.]

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