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Theme Recruiting men to fight and die for the Republic war effort... that was what he was reduced to. It hurt, almost physically, that he was supporting a war in such a way but he refused to accept that he had buried his will, his thoughts and feelings, deep down inside himself to push for the...

(OOC: Changed to Ask, Death Disabled) Sometimes things just got to the point where grabbing a drink was the only option that seemed sensible. Numenius Pax was a Senator of the Republic... but he didn't feel like acting like one right now. He felt like having a drink or six. Sitting up at the...

Senators only; Death disabled; Capture disabled; Shenanigans disabled Numenius had spent hours in this very room. He had argued his case on multiple issues, time and time again... and more often than not he had lost. Simply put, he had presented his arguments for Peace and he had had them...

Theme "Of all the people I could have been paired with for this discussion... why did it have to be you?" Numenius wasn't usually the kind of person who would say that to someone's face but he reasoned that Moor and himself had that kind of relationship. The kind where they both didn't like...

Numenius did not agree with re-arming the Republic. He did not agree with making Republic Citizens make weapons. However... he also did not agree with letting people live in poverty and he was not foolish enough to believe that he could stop the grind of the Republic war machine once it...

Theme Charity. It was something he had always known the value of, something he had been seen supporting since he was a pre-teen but old enough to know that others did not have his advantages and he was supposed to feel bad for them because of that. It had been rather bothersome to begin...

Theme Numenius was a Senator and that hadn't quite lost it's allure just yet. Something about being a powerful man, someone that was looked up to and respected? Well it sat well with him and he had done rather well to make sure that he carried it well in his posture and in how he carried...