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[mischa_v2]

*slips into the room with a soft rustle of silk* ¿Buenos días, señores y señoritas, cómo estan? Potete domandarsi perchè continuo a le lingue intermediario. Solum te experio. Wo ker yi jian yin wen de, ker shi zher yian hen hao wan

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[silenceofthelaw]

*shakes her hand* Andrea. -- I'm afraid that's not my focus, but I'd be quite interested in the outcome of this argument, as I am a lawyer.

[mischa_v2]

*smiles* A pleasure to meet you, Andrea. Papa dislikes lawyers. He says that they are 'cheating and materialistic, and should never be trusted'.

*tilts her head* I do not think you are like that, though.

[silenceofthelaw]

You can call me Andy, if you want. *is about 32, for the record* And as far as I know, I have never yet cheated. On anyone or about anything. So. *slight shrug, but there's a smile in her eyes*

Up to you.

[mischa_v2]

*contemplates her for a moment, with a little pause*

What do you think of the death penalty?

[silenceofthelaw]

... I'm afraid my view of it is rather skewed by my work. *halfsmile*

[mischa_v2]

I believe that everyone -- no matter how black-hearted -- deserves a chance at life. I am quite naive, however, as my brother tells me. He thinks that certain (a great many, in fact) people deserve to die. *slight frown*

[silenceofthelaw]

I believe that child molestors, rapists, child murderers- should all die. Slowly and painfully.

[mischa_v2]

Not murderers who kill annoying people and eat parts of them? Excellent.

But -- *has had this argument with the brother a thousand times, apparently* -- *plaintively, but without much hope of winning* Who are we to judge whether others live or die? Besides, there are worse things than death; death is the end of all mortal suffering, after all.

[silenceofthelaw]

But who are we to use people?