Judge & Radagast
Radagast
Good day, Judge. I was wondering about the forest’s own set of rules and how they might compare to the laws you uphold. Do you think nature follows a kind of justice that we should consider when we make our own judgments?
Judge
The forest has its own logic, an equilibrium that keeps every creature in its place. It’s not justice in the way we craft laws, but a kind of balance where every action has a consequence. When we make judgments, we should remember that nature values harmony, not just punishment. It reminds us to consider the ripple effect of our decisions, to weigh all sides, and to seek a fair outcome rather than just a quick verdict.
Radagast
Ah, I hear the trees nod in agreement, Judge. Remember, even a single twig can shift the wind, so let each decision be as gentle as a spring breeze. 🌱
Judge
Indeed, a single twig can sway the wind, but only if it’s firmly rooted. I’ll ensure every decision has that steady base.
Radagast
That’s a good root to hold onto. Stay steady, and the wind will carry your words just right.
Judge
Your words take root, and I’ll let the wind carry them with purpose, not just a passing breeze.
Radagast
Wonderful, Judge. Let the wind carry your thoughts like seeds, and may they sprout into fair and thoughtful outcomes.