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Because it wasn't relevant to the core point of Wernon's lack of direct responsibility over the events of the expedition and the guilt he felt (and the guilt heaped upon him) for it.
But fine, since you absolutely, positively won't be satisfied unless you can get the last word in, I'll humor you further.
Firstly, I never stated or implied that Wernon was enslaved you frothing ninny.
Secondly, we have no idea what the exact work Wernon was doing over with the Nails of Christ, or the nature of his relationship with them.
>B-buh muh tenure
Tenure.
[The status of holding one's position on a permanent basis without periodic contract renewals.]
Does not imply a prestigious position.
Does not imply a enriching position
A janitor can have a tenure.
>Ah! Ah! Ah! Your implying that Wernon worked as a janitor! That's-
Shut up.
My point is that you're romanticizing the matter.
Its reasonably to assume that any training or education Wernon obtained was not given to him, it was likely work experience, incidental to his primary purpose.
Penance. Redemption. Flagellation.
He likely earned a reputation in time, the respect and friendship of his fellows based upon what he had given to the cause if nothing else.
But at the beginning, he was a stranger in a strange land, a land distrustful of foreigners.
He was getting no handouts, no friendly tutorage, or special considerations.
But the crux of the issue.
What has always been the crux of the issue, even despite this obvious attempt to derail the conversation:
Was Wernon's guilt, whether it was misplaced, and why Wayda felt the need to aggravate that guilt - which SHE ABSOLUTELY DID DO.
DO NOT TRY TO DENY IT.
I'LL PULL UP THE GOD DAMNED TRANSCRIPT OF THE VIDEO AND POINT OUT EACH INSTANCE WITH FUNNY RED CIRCLES AND ARROWS AND SHIT, DON'T FUCKING TEST ME.
