I'll bring up the same points I usually bring up.
Kopaka said:
Exile her. This would remove her from the public eye and allow Saradomin to proceed with preparations. The downside to this is it would be extremely likely for numerous Icyene to join her as a rebellious group since her ideas were simply put away but not addressed directly.
She was already exiled, in addition to having her wings ripped off she was left behind while the other Icyene migrated north. It's supposed to be a death sentence, the Icyene with their wings ripped off are left out in the cold where food supplies are scarce and their chance of actually surviving the winter is slim to none.
This is another one of the things that really makes me hate Saradomin he claims he hated ripping her wings off and didn't want to do it and regretted doing it immediately afterwards.
So why then did he also make the punishment a death sentence by banishing her?
I'm pretty sure he would've already made his point just by ripping her wings off. And if he regretted what he did and wanted to prove that he wasn't just cruel but actually supportive then letting her stay and helping her survive through the winter would've shown that.
It's basically like he just throws her away and hopes everyone will forget about it.
He does a similar thing to Sir Owen, not even showing any real remorse or any willingness to try and correct his mistake. And even telling Sir Owen that if he tries to talk to the Temple Knights they'll destroy him.
Now, why would they do that when Saradomin can just tell them not to?
Seems pretty obvious to me that Saradomin has no intention of telling them as he'd have to admit to another failure and he prefers to keep trying to run from his guilty conscience. 99-120 Skill content,Skilling boss ideas,Talents,God Emissary D&D/Minigame,Vampyric and Elven tech trees
Kopaka said:
Exile her. This would remove her from the public eye and allow Saradomin to proceed with preparations. The downside to this is it would be extremely likely for numerous Icyene to join her as a rebellious group since her ideas were simply put away but not addressed directly.
She was already exiled, in addition to having her wings ripped off she was left behind while the other Icyene migrated north. It's supposed to be a death sentence, the Icyene with their wings ripped off are left out in the cold where food supplies are scarce and their chance of actually surviving the winter is slim to none.
This is another one of the things that really makes me hate Saradomin he claims he hated ripping her wings off and didn't want to do it and regretted doing it immediately afterwards.
So why then did he also make the punishment a death sentence by banishing her?
I'm pretty sure he would've already made his point just by ripping her wings off. And if he regretted what he did and wanted to prove that he wasn't just cruel but actually supportive then letting her stay and helping her survive through the winter would've shown that.
It's basically like he just throws her away and hopes everyone will forget about it.
He does a similar thing to Sir Owen, not even showing any real remorse or any willingness to try and correct his mistake. And even telling Sir Owen that if he tries to talk to the Temple Knights they'll destroy him.
Now, why would they do that when Saradomin can just tell them not to?
Seems pretty obvious to me that Saradomin has no intention of telling them as he'd have to admit to another failure and he prefers to keep trying to run from his guilty conscience. 99-120 Skill content,Skilling boss ideas,Talents,God Emissary D&D/Minigame,Vampyric and Elven tech trees
23-Nov-2017 12:40:21 - Last edited on 23-Nov-2017 15:00:11 by MystLunaris