Talk:Sevax
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Going on the assumption that the Quintesson who hires then fires the torturer is Sevax... Sevax is not very smart. He accuses the torturer of "feeble-minded stupidity", then immediately finds him innocent of it. The torturer was sentenced to death anyway, which certainly provided a good distraction from Sevax's self-contradiction.
- Uh.. isn't "innocence and then death penalty" how the Quintessons operate anyway? Is this really notable, or am I missing something? --Monzo 20:54, 20 May 2007 (UTC)
- Agreed. Innocence = guilty is a quirk of the quint legal system. Until we see what they do when they find someone guilty... we shouldn't bend over backwards to explain it. -Derik 21:27, 20 May 2007 (UTC)

