Consideration of the Actions of the Count of Cape Farewell
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 5:36 am
It is apparent that Rai Avon-El, Count of Cape Farewell, did abet the instigation of a rebellion against our person as the legitimately appointed Duke of Elwynn. Such rebellions are permitted by the law, providing that they have our consent. On this occasion, consent was neither sought nor granted, so the rebellion was prohibited by the law.
It is our opinion that Count Rai should apologise to this Council for his actions and pay homage as described in Decree XXIII. It is further our opinion that his replacement as Steward during the rebellion constitutes a fair and equitable penalty for abetting the instigation of a prohibited rebellion and that then this matter shall be considered closed.
Is this also the opinion of this Council?
It is our opinion that Count Rai should apologise to this Council for his actions and pay homage as described in Decree XXIII. It is further our opinion that his replacement as Steward during the rebellion constitutes a fair and equitable penalty for abetting the instigation of a prohibited rebellion and that then this matter shall be considered closed.
Is this also the opinion of this Council?