Frustration

Yes, my personal hunch is that aluminum cannot be tapped No, it destroys the identity that one would attempt to store within it. Because as I have said before if it has the name of a regular metal it cannot be a shardmetal because shardmetals are regular metals that have been so permiated with investiture they change. So Atium is just platnium that Ruin's investiture has invested In the same vein Harmonium an alkali metal that Harmony has invested Therefore Aluminum cannot be an anti-shard metal because it is called aluminum.

It's not about my conscience, it's about the right of government to deal out punishment. If I punish the innocent along with the guilty I am a tyrant and have lost the right to rule. If they kill again I will be ready, but if I cannot prove that a man is guilty I do not have the right to punish him. Yes.

"Apparently I do, as I'm blind enough to not notice otherwise!"

"I'll be real tin always struck me as one of the more useless powers."

"I did not know that was there."

"You were channeling already it was hardly a secret, and I thought the taint was removed already. I suppose that's mostly my fault. My bad, I admit it."

I would release them, if I can't prove that an individual commited a crime I have no right to punish them.

"I will make sure he gets it." Charles Dickens said. Then he faded away taking the key with him.

"Because I wanted to show, that even the darkest of times, the darkest of places, can still produce light." He smiled. "The coldest part of the night, is right before dawn. We all have evil within us, it's part of what makes us human. But the other part is that we all have light. And I firmly belive that the greatest gift God has given us is the ability to chose light from darkness. You don't need to destroy the world to save it, be the light that others can look up to and emulate. Be the brighter city."

"You know, when I wrote A Tale of Two Cities, I chose very intentionally to make Darnay an aristocrat, and likewise I chose very intentionally to show how corrupt and evil the rest of his family was." Dickens looked Namless in the eye. "Do you know why that was?"

"Everyone?" Charles asked. "Even you?"

"What is it you wish to stop the Dark One from doing?"

"Yes, Nameless, it is me." Charles Dickens said.

"Get thee gone from my gate thou jailbird of Mandos!" Frustration shouted. "I know Eru and you are not him."

"Then you cannot touch the Silmaril, the evil within your heart will burn at it's touch." "Well, I can always try this." *Connects Nameless with some important backstory character*

"I caused this mess, I guess I have to fix it." Frustration called tackling Nameless. "The world is worth it for love or something, I think that's what you're supposed to hear." "Then I will embrace the one fandom to which I belong to more than Sanderson." *Pulls Silmaril out of bag* "Back off!"

"I am no longer inside the clinic and am outside of your jurisdiction!"

"I have definatly made a mistake." Frustration said. "Wait, I have an idea!" *Makes the area a stedding*

"I may have made a mistake."

*Passes Nameless the male Choedan Kal access key*

Frustration used a shardblade to cut everything non-esential off of himself, crawled out and used Stomrlight to heal. "Hello Mr.Sanderson sir, do you mind if I ask you some questions?"

So not too long ago a thread popped up discussing the morality of Jasnah killing the footpads in Kharbranth, and I really enjoyed it so I thought I'd ask a similar question. In The Way of Kings Nohadon talks about a town in which a hogman is killed by three others, however there are four other hogmen in the town, and no amount of questioning revealed who was innocent. If you were the lord of this town how would you have judged it?

"Then the radiant wins because Rosharans are at least a foot taller than Scadrians, and they are better trained."

*goes and watches the movie because has forgoten this part*

. . . Fine I'll do it. "Well I'd bettter be after twenty years." "There is just one thing." "And what is that?" "I am not left handed either."