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26 September 2026
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N 20:51 | The Contested Ground 3 changes hist +6,518 [Madelineblackbart (3×)] | |||
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14:03 (cur | prev) +6,547 Madelineblackbart talk contribs (Created page with "{{Bible|section=2.5}} right|thumb|300x300px|The argument, as it is held every evening somewhere in the Known World. The argument over slavery in Teraell is old, earnest, and entirely unresolved. It is held in salons, guild halls, before magistrates, and on street corners, and no city-state has produced an answer. This page lays out the positions as the world holds them. Nothing here is settled, and the wiki does not settle it.{{Con...") Tag: Visual edit | |||
| N 17:53 | Clubs and Societies diffhist +4,655 Madelineblackbart talk contribs (Created page with "A city where everybody is watched all day produces a strong appetite for rooms where they are not. What a city does about it depends on how big it is and how much of its social life it has had to arrange rather than inherit. == Two kinds of room == A '''guild hall''' is where a trade meets. Membership follows the border, so a guildwoman sits in her hall because she is in the guild, and business is done there — contracts, apprentices, standards, disputes, the price of...") | ||||
| N 16:57 | Protection and Its Failures diffhist +5,484 Madelineblackbart talk contribs (Created page with "A slave has no rights. She holds no Oathbond, cannot testify, cannot bring a case, and nothing is owed her. Everything her owner is obliged to do, she cannot enforce. What protects her is others. == How it works == By being seen. A household is watched continuously and without anyone intending it: neighbors see her at the door, guests see how she is spoken to, a physician sees her body, the market sees what she wears and whether she is thin. None of them is looking for...") | ||||
| N 16:55 | Health, Injury, and Correction diffhist +7,393 Madelineblackbart talk contribs (Created page with "A slave's health is her owner's expense and obligation, and the two are not the same thing. The expense is what treatment costs. The obligation is that she gets it. == Health and injury == ; Telling him : She is required to say when she is unwell. It is not a favor and not a complaint; looking after her health is part of what she is for, and a slave who hid a fever until she collapsed has failed at something. She is generally believed, because the alternative is a hous...") | ||||
| N 16:55 | What Each Owes the Other diffhist +3,782 Madelineblackbart talk contribs (Created page with "The arrangement between ''Jor'' and ''daes'' is not one-sided, though it is not equal. Both owe the other something, and what each owes is different in kind. == What he owes == ; Provision : Food, clothing, shelter, medicine, and rest — everything her keeping requires, at whatever standard he can afford, and that standard is visible to everyone who looks at her. ; Judgment : She has handed him the decisions. He must make them, make them well, and keep making them. A...") | ||||