Hear yee, hear yee!
The assembly of the Inquisition must gather pronto!
We have a very serious case to consider, an unauthorized burning outside this hallowed tread! Young inquisitor Helborg, just for fun as it seems, burnt non other than old Wyzer here in another tread (albeit it was about witch hunts).
It is urgent that the members go to the bottom with this burning. We must first consider if Helborg went beyond his mandate as inquisitor and burnt a person not accused of witchcraft or heresy, but used the hallowed flames only for fun.
Second, we must investigate if this prank is to be considered as an assault on a senior member, and therefore also a breach of discipline and an act of insubordination.
However, if we find that Wyzer had indeed commited an act of heresy, are Helborg to be declared innocent or is he still to be punished for having commited the burning without following proper procedure.
If Helborg is found guilty, what is then a suitable punishment for this act? To clean the dungeons after Philly and the cats? To live with Philly and the cats for a month? One month of flagelation and prayer?
Gentlemen! This is a VERY serious affair.
So lets debate. Helborg, what do you have to say in your defence? Do you plead innocense (Not that it matters, really...)
