- Location
- his hidden lair
Personally, I don't have any great ideas for harsher punishments but I do think there's an angle in punishments emphasizing spiritual contrition. Public Indenture helping the mourners with their tasks, or being obligated to serve in the rituals of Awakening for the dead for a certain length of time (given there's going to be relatively constant demand to help stave off the Fugue rather than one time demands) fines that are taken in the forms of votive offerings or grave goods for the dead.
Realistically the real offenders are going to be the Newcomers, coming from a lack of understanding and their own traditions. Ideally the punishment should force them to confront the implicit Covenant Union has with the dead and why that's so important. Force them to uphold the more unsettling practices so that the demands for specific funerary rites becomes both less of a sticking point and more understandable.
Realistically the real offenders are going to be the Newcomers, coming from a lack of understanding and their own traditions. Ideally the punishment should force them to confront the implicit Covenant Union has with the dead and why that's so important. Force them to uphold the more unsettling practices so that the demands for specific funerary rites becomes both less of a sticking point and more understandable.
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