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'Anonymous' can choose to reply should he find it kinder to do so.

A point of inquiry. Information is a foundation to my methods.
I cannot work with insufficient data so you're concise and honest inputs would be most appreciated.

Do not tarry with embellishments.

A show of hands, how many of you consider yourself part of the criminal class?
What have you done in Asgard or before your arrival?

I will take the answer of every petty thief and Napoleon of crime.
Take this as an open invitation to brag, if you will.

My only clause - Keep it interesting.

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[clockeyes]

The gods do not get involved too much, and when they do, they don't target those who have done wrong. They will punish anyone, even if they're innocent.

She has killed people, tormented others, and threatened innocents. She's truly the sociopathic and sadistic type, really. She could care less about others.

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Then sir, your consider your judgements to beyond the gods? You name yourself judge, jury and executioner? Shakespeare, I am sure has a line to go against that path of reasoning.

We tend to name the faults we exhibit in others.

What is the proof of your sanity?

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[clockeyes]

You don't quite understand. I only follow the orders and wishes of a god who is not here. In His absence, I will continue to perform the duty he has told me to do, and nothing that these gods say to the contrary matters, because I only serve Him.

Besides, I don't just kill people willy-nilly. I give them chances to redeem themselves, because I know that at its heart, humanity is good. But for those who continue to do their horrible deeds and escape the justice they deserve, then I have no choice to step in.

I don't particularly like killing others, but it's a necessity to protect the innocent. And I'd rather have the blood on my hands rather than anyone else'. So, don't say I have faults. I'm only doing what God asked me to do, and trying my best to make this world a safer place to live in.

My sanity? What an odd question? Why, do you believe I am not sane?

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Because time and time again religion has been a proven instigator of good decisions. Perhaps consider the possibility that there is some form of will that we are not meant to bend to. You talk of redemption but how much of a chance do you truly give? It is staggering that there is no system of laws and yet this city has yet to fall into a lieu of complete and utter anarchy - but it bothers me so, that you have simply assigned yourself to police it.

Perhaps sanity is not a proper term for it.

Morals.

A questioning of your moral alignment. Though you've made that perfectly clear.