Oh, I see. We didn't have anything like that in our village. Everything was pretty peaceful. I remember there was one time when someone stole food from another house, but the chief resolved that. We didn't really have any reason for a system like that, but there were only fifty of us. In a larger village or in a city something like that would be vital, I'd imagine.
Thank you for explaining it to me. I still don't really understand how that works, but I suppose that's normal considering where I'm from.
I don't understand why that man would want to murder people. Even if he could justify it in his own mind, he had to actually kill them himself, correct? It wasn't like leaving them to die. I think there's a pretty big difference there, but that's not really something I understand either.
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Thank you for explaining it to me. I still don't really understand how that works, but I suppose that's normal considering where I'm from.
I don't understand why that man would want to murder people. Even if he could justify it in his own mind, he had to actually kill them himself, correct? It wasn't like leaving them to die. I think there's a pretty big difference there, but that's not really something I understand either.