Apolo's Trial

[Knight Aaron of Narnia]

Objection...How is this related to the trial?

 

[the town hippie]

Apolo, please answer the question, asked by KingAslan.

You can read for yourself, NO. THere were no rules asstablished, so there were no disscussions of rules or fair fighting.

 

[Saruman]

It is not related. Lord KingaslanofNarnia's point is valid.

Move on.

 

[Knight Aaron of Narnia]

Is it true you were tired?
And you told her you were tired?

 

[Elf Of The Grey Havens]

Well, if they HAD gone over the rules of a fencing duel, they would have undoubtably gone over this rule: Strikes to the sword arm are not allowed.
From this, we can either assume that they went over the rules of fencing, and Elindil made the first offense, angering Apolo and causeing him to strike OR they did not go over the rules, making him totally innocent.

 

[QA48]

*QA48 enters the court. Everyone looks at her direction* Sorry I was taking care of some matters" *embarrassed she lowers her head and sits down*
"So,Who's on the stand?" *She whispers to the person next to her*

 

[Elf Of The Grey Havens]

Objection, Magister, I just posted how it relates to the topic.

 

[Gondor Knight of Narnia]

Sparky stood silently off to the Right of the room, watching all that went on. As Baliff he would be charged with keeping the courtroom in order should anyone stir it up. He had at his side his very large Mithril Shilleighlie,with which he would incapacitate such offenders...

 

[Knight Aaron of Narnia]

Plus him being tired also may have helped caused his anger.

 

[Saruman]

My Lord Elf, this has nothing to do with the rules of fencing. I order we stay on course.

 

[Knight Aaron of Narnia]

The rules of fencing are the same as the rules of dueling.

 

[the town hippie]

Is it true you were tired?
And you told her you were tired?

Yes i was very tierd. I told her several times i did`nt want to fight long.

 

[Elf Of The Grey Havens]

And I order, MAGISTER, that you listen to our points! Time after time we present evidence that any FAIR court would take as proof that Apolo is either innocent or justified, and time after time you tunr it down. It doesn't help your "nuetral magister" act that you're a ranger, SIR!

 

[QA48]

Yes i was very tierd. I told her several times i did`nt want to fight long.

Even if you felt tired, did you feel the preassure to go on? How come?

 

[Knight Aaron of Narnia]

As you can see this wasnt a fair fight from the beginning.
Apolo was tired,
He told her he was tired.
And she stilll kept on until he agreed to duel her.

 

[Saruman]

If you continue in this manner, Elf, you will be dismissed. I have asked us to continue with questions pertaining to the case at hand, not to which of Apolo's hands has a hook.

Continue.

 

[the town hippie]

Even if you felt tired, did you feel the preassure to go on? How come?

Ifought to save me skin. Yes, the preasure was intence.

 

[Saruman]

The rules of fencing are the same as the rules of dueling.

Before you declare this, you must first provide ample evidence that the rules of dueling and fencing are, in fact, the same.

 

[QA48]

Ifought to save me skin. Yes, the preasure was intence.

Did she in any way preassured you verbally? If so what was she saying?

 

[the town hippie]

If you continue in this manner, Elf, you will be dismissed. I have asked us to continue with questions pertaining to the case at hand, not to which of Apolo's hands has a hook.

Continue.

Would you pleese shut yer gob! I`m in a trial here