Sixth Candelbram - Voice

[firstofthefallen]

What is strength to you, or what it is to be strong?

Alternatively, who is it that has right to rulership, or to command? Do you agree with the sentiment that those who are strong are superior and thus have greater rights than those who are weak?

And if that is the case: may the weak become strong?

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[voice]

[firstofthefallen]

But to just be given something is not the same as having the right to it. One must earn it.

How do you know this? Can you see within every inch of every heart of those under his rule, and no they find no fault but say nothing out of fear?

[voice]

[bow_of_the_galadhrim]

I would not argue that, it is true. I know none that would be undeserving of it however.

[That might be a teeny tiny lie. He certainly wouldn't give help to Ganon.]

I cannot and I would never claim such an ability. He is fair though and if there were a problem, it would be brought to him. I do not doubt my king or his people.

[voice]

[firstofthefallen]

But would you not agree there might be some who exist?

To not doubt at all...some would call that a virtue. Others would call it blindness.

Have you seen no other means of rulership than that carried out by your father then?

[voice]

[bow_of_the_galadhrim]

I would agree, yes.

I've never been reason to doubt them. And I have seen other rules. Lord Elrond of Imladris, Lady Galadriel and Lord Celeborn or Lothlorien, King Elessar of Gondor and Arnor.

[voice]

[firstofthefallen]

Would you then say your father's is preferred? That his rule and manner of rulership is superior to others, then?