Myslani is quite right in her post. Ghurzedan was a gentle man who was
obviously only concerned about Seasone's happiness. None paid heed to
his growing rage, none helped Seasone at all. I have killed many more
times than Ghurzedan, yet you do not call me a "Beastly man", and I
never killed for the happiness of a woman vital to our economy.

It was obvious he had the mind of a child, as Myslani pointed out. If a
child tried to help his mother fend off an attacking man, only to find
out that his mother was in reality murdering him, would you slaughter
this child as well?

Think before you act and speak, have you not said something that was
perceived as something else? I'm sure we all have in time past. And I'm
quite sure we will do so again.

Varian bless Ghurzedan, twas a noble death. May he rest eternally.

Penned by my hand on the 12th of Chakros, in the year 84 MA.