Grey and grey things are the rule of the day back home for me, and so the ambiguity here was...familiar, as are much of the politics. The difference for me is the sheer scale, and how quickly things can ripple outward.
[Waver's still calm, and carefully, he picks up the chair that sits at the desk, drags it over to where Hermione is if she needs it.]
And them being scattered between courts does nothing to help. I will say though, being clever helps. Finding loopholes, being literal with legal things, anything and everything can help if you can predict outcomes and try and guide things towards the best one.
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[Waver's still calm, and carefully, he picks up the chair that sits at the desk, drags it over to where Hermione is if she needs it.]
And them being scattered between courts does nothing to help. I will say though, being clever helps. Finding loopholes, being literal with legal things, anything and everything can help if you can predict outcomes and try and guide things towards the best one.