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Offline RobReece

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Thomas and the Svartelves
« on: Yesterday at 01:31:36 AM »
Will the discovery that Nemesis was behind the attack on Etri, will that remove the charges and enmity against Thomas?
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 01:54:59 AM »
I don't knoe if the Svartelves know about Nemesis, but even so, Thomas acted on his own free will. He was deceived, but he made the choice. So in my opinion, it won't change a lot.
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #2 on: Yesterday at 02:35:41 PM »
Maybe all that buys Thomas some measure of undertanding and leniency from the Svartelves, but does that help how the Svartelves view Harry?
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #3 on: Yesterday at 02:56:29 PM »
Quote from: Lord Kinbote on Yesterday at 02:35:41 PM
Maybe all that buys Thomas some measure of undertanding and leniency from the Svartelves, but does that help how the Svartelves view Harry?

We have to see, if Thomas has a trial a lot will come out. 
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #4 on: Yesterday at 05:13:15 PM »
I could see the duress being a reason for the svartelves to forego killing Thomas, but he still murdered one of their own and a very high weregild would still be demanded.
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #5 on: Yesterday at 05:16:39 PM »
Quote from: Mira on Yesterday at 02:56:29 PM
... if Thomas has a trial a lot will come out. 
Might come out... but we've seen how political some of these supernatural trials can be; remember how much the findings of Morgan's trial were so complete and comprehensive!

Plus, even the Biggest Names in the supernatural world are reluctant to speak the name "Nemesis" so I can't really see it going to trial without all of them making sure their people know to keep some details & Names buried.
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #6 on: Yesterday at 06:03:31 PM »
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I could see the duress being a reason the svartelves to forego killing Thomas, but he still murdered one of their own and a very high weregild would still be demanded.

This, so who is going to pay it?  The White Court, since Thomas is a vampire, or the White Council because Thomas is the half brother of a then White Council member, Harry and the grandson of Eb who not only is a member of the White Council, but a sitting member of the Senior Council.. Even if Eb claims he didn't know, would they believe him?
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #7 on: Today at 01:12:08 AM »
Quote from: Mira on Yesterday at 06:03:31 PM
This, so who is going to pay it?  The White Court, since Thomas is a vampire, or the White Council because Thomas is the half brother of a then White Council member, Harry and the grandson of Eb who not only is a member of the White Council, but a sitting member of the Senior Council.. Even if Eb claims he didn't know, would they believe him? 
The Whamps (specifically, Lara) would pay it.
The White Council would not -- Thomas is a Vamp, it's Vamp-business.
I suspect Eb hates the very idea of Thomas existing, and would just as soon the Svartalven vengeance erased that blot on the McCoy family honor.
 
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Re: Thomas and the Svartelves
« Reply #8 on: Today at 12:33:30 PM »
Quote from: g33k on Today at 01:12:08 AM
The Whamps (specifically, Lara) would pay it.
The White Council would not -- Thomas is a Vamp, it's Vamp-business.
I suspect Eb hates the very idea of Thomas existing, and would just as soon the Svartalven vengeance erased that blot on the McCoy family honor.

Will she? 
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