Farrow on Maraketh Values
Farrow: The way the Maraketh have treated the Faridun… is it really any surprise they behave like this?
Warrior: The Faridun are not exactly innocent.
Witch: Can’t say I wouldn’t do the same. But the Faridun don’t do themselves any favours.
Sorceress: You speak of the Faridun as though they are innocent. The Maraketh are a proud people. A {strong} people. And that is only because we do not abide the weakness inherent in the Faridun.
Ranger: Seems to me there’s fault on both sides.
Huntress: I understand the Faridun wantin’ to rise up. What I don’t understand is how they choose to go about it.
Mercenary: From where I’m standin’, they both deserve each other.
Monk: Perhaps not. But the Faridun are far from innocent.
Druid: The Faridun want respect. They want fair treatment. {That} I understand. But they’ve crossed many a line in their war against the Maraketh.
Duelist: [DNT]
Shadow: [DNT]
Templar: [DNT]
Marauder: [DNT]
Farrow: So the Maraketh are free to treat them as they please?
Farrow: That may be true…
Farrow: That’s lettin’ them off light. There’s no justification for the Maraketh’s actions.
Farrow: What would you have them do? Revolution is never bloodless.
Farrow: But who cast the first stone? The Maraketh made the Faridun what they are.
Warrior: That’s not what I said. All I’m saying is it’s not so simple.
Ranger: No, there isn’t… just as there’s no justification for what the Faridun have done in return.
Huntress: True enough. Still doesn’t justify raisin’ the dead.
Mercenary: Well, maybe they did. All I’m sayin’ is, the Faridun have sunk lower than the Maraketh ever did.
Farrow: True enough. And I can’t make sense of either…
Farrow: But treat people like dogs long enough, they’re going to bite back.
Farrow on Maraketh Values
Farrow: The way the Maraketh have treated the Faridun… is it really any surprise they behave like this?
Warrior: The Faridun are not exactly innocent.
Witch: Can’t say I wouldn’t do the same. But the Faridun don’t do themselves any favours.
Sorceress: You speak of the Faridun as though they are innocent. The Maraketh are a proud people. A {strong} people. And that is only because we do not abide the weakness inherent in the Faridun.
Ranger: Seems to me there’s fault on both sides.
Huntress: I understand the Faridun wantin’ to rise up. What I don’t understand is how they choose to go about it.
Mercenary: From where I’m standin’, they both deserve each other.
Monk: Perhaps not. But the Faridun are far from innocent.
Druid: The Faridun want respect. They want fair treatment. {That} I understand. But they’ve crossed many a line in their war against the Maraketh.
Duelist: [DNT]
Shadow: [DNT]
Templar: [DNT]
Marauder: [DNT]
Farrow: So the Maraketh are free to treat them as they please?
Farrow: That may be true…
Farrow: That’s lettin’ them off light. There’s no justification for the Maraketh’s actions.
Farrow: What would you have them do? Revolution is never bloodless.
Farrow: But who cast the first stone? The Maraketh made the Faridun what they are.
Warrior: That’s not what I said. All I’m saying is it’s not so simple.
Ranger: No, there isn’t… just as there’s no justification for what the Faridun have done in return.
Huntress: True enough. Still doesn’t justify raisin’ the dead.
Mercenary: Well, maybe they did. All I’m sayin’ is, the Faridun have sunk lower than the Maraketh ever did.
Farrow: True enough. And I can’t make sense of either…
Farrow: But treat people like dogs long enough, they’re going to bite back.
Farrow on Maraketh Values
Farrow: The way the Maraketh have treated the Faridun… is it really any surprise they behave like this?
Warrior: The Faridun are not exactly innocent.
Witch: Can’t say I wouldn’t do the same. But the Faridun don’t do themselves any favours.
Sorceress: You speak of the Faridun as though they are innocent. The Maraketh are a proud people. A {strong} people. And that is only because we do not abide the weakness inherent in the Faridun.
Ranger: Seems to me there’s fault on both sides.
Huntress: I understand the Faridun wantin’ to rise up. What I don’t understand is how they choose to go about it.
Mercenary: From where I’m standin’, they both deserve each other.
Monk: Perhaps not. But the Faridun are far from innocent.
Druid: The Faridun want respect. They want fair treatment. {That} I understand. But they’ve crossed many a line in their war against the Maraketh.
Duelist: [DNT]
Shadow: [DNT]
Templar: [DNT]
Marauder: [DNT]
Farrow: So the Maraketh are free to treat them as they please?
Farrow: That may be true…
Farrow: That’s lettin’ them off light. There’s no justification for the Maraketh’s actions.
Farrow: What would you have them do? Revolution is never bloodless.
Farrow: But who cast the first stone? The Maraketh made the Faridun what they are.
Warrior: That’s not what I said. All I’m saying is it’s not so simple.
Ranger: No, there isn’t… just as there’s no justification for what the Faridun have done in return.
Huntress: True enough. Still doesn’t justify raisin’ the dead.
Mercenary: Well, maybe they did. All I’m sayin’ is, the Faridun have sunk lower than the Maraketh ever did.
Farrow: True enough. And I can’t make sense of either…
Farrow: But treat people like dogs long enough, they’re going to bite back.
Farrow on Maraketh Values
Farrow: The way the Maraketh have treated the Faridun… is it really any surprise they behave like this?
Warrior: The Faridun are not exactly innocent.
Witch: Can’t say I wouldn’t do the same. But the Faridun don’t do themselves any favours.
Sorceress: You speak of the Faridun as though they are innocent. The Maraketh are a proud people. A {strong} people. And that is only because we do not abide the weakness inherent in the Faridun.
Ranger: Seems to me there’s fault on both sides.
Huntress: I understand the Faridun wantin’ to rise up. What I don’t understand is how they choose to go about it.
Mercenary: From where I’m standin’, they both deserve each other.
Monk: Perhaps not. But the Faridun are far from innocent.
Druid: The Faridun want respect. They want fair treatment. {That} I understand. But they’ve crossed many a line in their war against the Maraketh.
Duelist: [DNT]
Shadow: [DNT]
Templar: [DNT]
Marauder: [DNT]
Farrow: So the Maraketh are free to treat them as they please?
Farrow: That may be true…
Farrow: That’s lettin’ them off light. There’s no justification for the Maraketh’s actions.
Farrow: What would you have them do? Revolution is never bloodless.
Farrow: But who cast the first stone? The Maraketh made the Faridun what they are.
Warrior: That’s not what I said. All I’m saying is it’s not so simple.
Ranger: No, there isn’t… just as there’s no justification for what the Faridun have done in return.
Huntress: True enough. Still doesn’t justify raisin’ the dead.
Mercenary: Well, maybe they did. All I’m sayin’ is, the Faridun have sunk lower than the Maraketh ever did.
Farrow: True enough. And I can’t make sense of either…
Farrow: But treat people like dogs long enough, they’re going to bite back.