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[impure_tale]

I would like to clarify a certain issue. There have been debates as to how Edward Sexby would be dealt with after he attacked me in my cabin. At the time I insisted that I would not have the Wardens vote on this for two reasons. The first, which most assume already, is that I would like to decide that myself. The second, and most important, is that

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[tadwizard]

It's also not fair that he attacked you for something that happened a year ago, or that he attacked an unarmed person. Frankly, if anything he's lucky that you're the one deciding his punishment.

[impure_tale]

Now there's an ire I've never seen in you before, Monsieur Foster.

[tadwizard]

The whole thing just pisses me off.

[impure_tale]

Your concern is appreciated.

[victimofnoone]

Is there anything that doesn't incite an argument from you?

[tadwizard]

Lots of things. Do you even have a reason for piping up?

[victimofnoone]

Yep. Lots of them.

[tadwizard]

...like?

[victimofnoone]

You tell me yours and I'll tell you mine.

[tadwizard]

My reason is because I don't approve of people, especially wardens who should know better, beating up on unarmed other people.

[victimofnoone]

Do you know why he beat him up?

My reason is because I think you shouldn't throw in your opinion when you probably don't even know the whole situation.

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[tadwizard]

Of course I know, I just don't want to revamp the details of what happened where Sexby can read it and maybe get pissed off all over again. I know it's because a year ago he and Angelica came up with a plan that Sexby found insulting to his wife. Since Angelica agreed to the plan and since she's an adult who can make her own decisions, I don't think it makes sense to beat the Marquis up for it.

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[victimofnoone]

Did you talk to Sexby or Angelica about it? Or just the Marquis?

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[tadwizard]

I watched the warden discussion where everyone was discussing it, including them.

Have you talked to them about it?

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[victimofnoone]

So you never actually talked to them?

No, but I never claimed to have any idea what I was talking about..

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[tadwizard]

I can't remember if I did directly at all, but I know the details of what happened, and Sexby gave a pretty detailed account of the situation from his perspective. He succeeded in making himself sound like a jerk. Also, since the idea of petitioning the Admiral to demote Sexby came up, it's not like a jury of his peers would be likely to go easy on him. I figure it just doesn't make sense to give him a more severe punishment than the victim would want.