Trial of High Lord Whazajottom: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 15:28, 27 November 2019

During the early Third Era, soon after the Province of Ardoragh was founded, High-Lord and future Crown-Prince Whazajottom von Roterstein would often be dragged into jail and courtrooms by orders of the Emperor on charges of general disobedience.

During the trials High-Lord Von Roterstein often tended to avoid answering all questions directly, usually denying everything, insulting the Emperor or talking about unrelated subjects. Due the both the Emperor and High-Lord being extremely stubborn these trials could go on for several hours without reaching any satisfying conclusion.

Eventually, with Ardoragh becoming a semi-autonomous province, the trials stopped.

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-On trial for insulting [[the Crown]].
+During the early Third Era, soon after the Province of Ardoragh was founded, High-Lord and future Crown-Prince Whazajottom von Roterstein would often be dragged into jail and courtrooms by orders of the Emperor on charges of general disobedience.
-More like trials though. High Lord Whazajottom does not seem to care about most of the laws that are given, and tends to rule and insult as pleased.
-During these trials High Lord Whazajottom tends to avoid answering any form of question and either rabbles on about something totally arbitrary or starts insulting the Emperor even more. Another common concept is that High Lord Whazajottom Pretty much denies everything that is being stated.
+During the trials High-Lord Von Roterstein often tended to avoid answering all questions directly, usually denying everything, insulting the Emperor or talking about unrelated subjects. Due the both the Emperor and High-Lord being extremely stubborn these trials could go on for several hours without reaching any satisfying conclusion.
-The trials that are being held against High Lord Whazajottom can last up to hours, due to the stubbornness of both him and Emperor CoetzeeClan.
+Eventually, with Ardoragh becoming a semi-autonomous province, the trials stopped.