Thievery in Britain

[Vaux27]

We don't care what ye cross dressers have to say Lord Dimwit, none of ye can be trusted. Officers confused about ye own sexual desires, barkin' out orders like some dog. Ye words mean nothin' er'. Quite sad times indeed, there is no safety.



- Weathered Tailor

[Dalton]

It is but interesting to watch a tailor - a man who spends his life making dresses and what not - to question the officers of the laws sexuality!

- Charlot

[Cyrus Tegyr]

I do not know this tailor by name, but I do know a great many tailors who make more than woman's dresses and in fact never have made a woman's dress in their lifetime. To place doubt on a tailor's natural or unnatural acts behind closed doors because of his profession is wrong, likewise, I have known many people who have found comfort in the clothing of their gender counterparts, perhaps this Zarek finds solace and comfort wearing the clothing of a female, there is nothing wrong with it. It's an oddity I will give you that, it doesn't occur very often but other than scorn and ridicule, these people lead a normal life.

-Cyrus Tegyr, Lowly Monk

[Masano]

Maybe the dress is imbued with magical properties and so the appearance of it is not the main reason for wearing it.

In fact, maybe thats why lots of people regardless of their gender, religion or sexual preference buy all styles of clothes for hundreds of thousands if not millions of gold pieces.

Just a thought.

~Develin Masano

[tehsquish]

This goon has been spotted now casing New Haven for his next round of thievery. I would like to request that a member of Imperial allow me temporary ally status so I can engage this urchin without angering your virtue guards.

Your days are numbered thief - make no mistake.

- Ashley, People of New Haven Nightwatch

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