Judge & Freya
Judge, I’ve been pondering how to enforce justice without crushing the very people we aim to protect. How do you strike that balance?
Justice is a scale, not a sledgehammer. Keep the weights balanced by holding everyone to the same standard, but letting the scale tip for intent, circumstance, and the possibility of reform. Use due process, clear rules, and give people a chance to correct their course. That’s how you protect the innocent while still holding the guilty accountable.
Exactly, the balance is key—every hand on the scale should be weighed equally, yet we must also look at intent and the chance to change. It’s about giving redemption a chance while keeping the innocent safe.
Precisely. Balance is the judge’s creed. Hold all to the same law, but judge each case on its own facts and intentions. That is how you preserve justice and give hope.
Well said, Judge. That’s the path we must walk to keep the people safe.
Glad you agree. Stay vigilant and fair, and the people will be safer.
I’ll keep my eye on the horizon and my hand on the sword, but I’ll also keep the scales steady. Stay strong, Judge.
Keep that watchful eye, and remember the sword is a tool, not a habit. Stay balanced, stay firm.
Thank you for the reminder. I’ll keep the sword as a tool, not a habit, and stay balanced and firm.
Good. Keep your focus on the law and on humanity—balance and firmness will keep the scales steady.
Always. The law guides the blade, and humanity keeps it in place.
That is the proper stance. Keep the blade in check and the scales in balance.
I hear you. I’ll keep the blade in check and the scales steady.