Editing Sunbringers on Trial (section)

=== potentialities: ===

==== Romanus called to the stand: ====
Romanus Denies, denies denies any wrongdoing. Tyrael, tired of playing games, requests Romanus call forth his Light (using his Aasimar blood to cast light) Under threat of being held in contempt, Romanus does so... revealing a purplish light instead of the normal white or yellow that it should be.  This is evidence enough for Tyrael that Romanus is to be taken away and questioned. This removes Romanus from the equation for the rest of the case while casting a mark on Proditor's defense.

==== Jeremiah called to the stand: ====
Jeremiah tells his story, that Romanus had threatened him repeatedly while he was seeing Rebecca. He states that he did not know who Rebecca was when the relationship started, and was not told until the Pike had already been conceived. Proditor was ~14 when this was happening, and was mostly uninvolved with the contempt for Jeremiah. Jeremiah finished his apprenticeship with Andrew and enlisted with the [[Hounds of Balthazar]] when Pike was a newborn. He fled for his own protection, seeing the glares from the family. Tyrael admits that he too looked down on Jeremiah for this, but he never contemplated actual retribution against the young man.

==== Proditor called to the stand: ====
Proditor legitimately has no recollection of the events, as mentioned in Proditor's Mentality above. Something in Proditor's behavior seems off to Tyrael, especially if Romanus's condemnation has already occurred. Tyrael, again getting frustrated by it being so close but needing to follow the conduct of the court, has a hunch of what's going on with Proditor. If none of the party toss out the idea, Tyrael calls over the bailiff, one of Tyrael's trusted men, and gives an order to him.

When Proditor leaves the stand and is taken to his seat, the bailiff taps him on the shoulder "helping him down" casting remove curse on Proditor. Have the whole party make an insight check (DC10) to catch that his demeanor changes as he leaves the stand, (DC15) worry forms in his eyes where unabashed confidence had been.