universalwonder (
universalwonder) wrote in
bakerstreet2020-02-01 11:03 am
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tell me, dreamwidth, aita?

➤ post with your character
➤ in your toplevel, without using names, icly explain a conflict your character has with someone else
➤ comment to other characters voting on who the biggest asshole was in their situation: them, the other guy, both or neither
➤ defend your opinion
➤ profit??
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[ Grief or envy. It could have been either, or both. Solomon's smile never wavers. ]
In the end, those circumstances mattered little to me. What I was asked to judge was simply who was the true mother, and I did so.
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Perhaps she wished for companionship in her misery. Perhaps she did not wish for her rival to rise higher in the eyes of the man of the household. Who can say?
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I did not hear what became of her after that. I suspect, however, that her husband was not well-pleased that she forced a squabble that was forced to be taken before the king.
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[ Spoken like a man who had no doubts about that in the first place. ]
My people certainly praised the wisdom of my choice. Though I am given to understand that it is considered... rather extreme, to others.
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Extreme, yes. That much is true.
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No kid was maimed, and the true mother kept custody of her child.
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Precisely. I am satisfied with my judgment.
But that is hardly the point of this little game.
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[ He says it so mildly. It's hard to tell if he means it sincerely or if there's some kind of barb hidden beneath it. ]