Let's get down to business...

Well armed. Well organized. Full of Faith. Taste like chicken.

I would further say to that, trust the man in the field.

To borrow a new saying adage, it is easy to armchair quarterback.

Unless you were there, and you weren't, only those that were know the reality of the situation.  Do not pretend your judgement would have been any better given the same circumstances and the same set of knowledge.

What Ms. SHEPARD accomplished in the killing of the scout should be applauded, not derided.

While a "strong skill set in investigation" is nice, perhaps, that person should use that skill set to be proactive rather than reactive.  It is all nice to react once the threat is here, it would have been better if the threat had been identified when it arrived some 9 months or so ago.

Destroying the scout may not have been ideal, but letting the scout escape after watching the conflict with the Garou would have been disastrous.  Better for a dead scout to not answer his phone than to return with a full report.  Right now they have suspicion, which is far better than fact.

Of course, this entire musing is based on the death of the scout, not on the 2 at Ms. SHEPARD's last night.  I am in no position to comment on what happened there.

One only need look at the escape of Face from both Scourge Mack and Ms. ROLAND (and to a lesser extent, Mr. McVITIE), last evening to see that a single individual dedicated to escape can pose a significant difficulty.

Kaspar

That's funny, because when the Prince said 'Remove them from my domain', i read that as 'Get them out of my city', not 'Kill them in my haven and get blood all over my floors'. I dunno, maybe it was just me, but running from the outskirts of town into the same woods i chased the last few werewolves into a few weeks ago seems pretty out of town to me.

I am confused, this Face was/is accepted in the city which does not make it the Scourges failure to capture him as it is not his duty to do so. Though I suppose a boon could have been called in to force him to expend the effort or was offered as it should be when asking a service of someone when it is not within the purview of their duties.

It was not Elysium so I fail to see how Keeper McVitie failed in his job or why he would even bother unless he was being paid for his service.

This Face to my knowledge is not Red Listed, so it is no more the fault of the Alastar (who's job means they specialize in capturing and destroying difficult to capture people). than that of the Sheriff or Scourge. Speaking of which why DO we have an Alastar in the city?

I realize this Face was deceitful, claiming that which he is not but that makes it more of a social matter on which the Harpy has ruled upon rightly making him Disgraced. IF anyone was actually foolish enough to believe, and acted on it causing them inconvenience and are willing to admit to their own foolishness in being deceived, why not just petition for a boon as compensation? is this not how we do things? Or do we now hunt Kindred down with the intention of doing what? to someone the Prince has recognized? Making it ONLY the Prince who has right of destruction over them?

Several individuals have now interacted with him, some of whom are Brujah, another of which, assuming he is indeed recognized in the city, (as was confirmed at gather by the Harpy) also Prince Windsor.

Perhaps Prince Windsor or one of the Brujah could simply summon him? Not for destruction, but so the Prince, should he decide that more is needed than the declaration of the Harpy, can properly determine what form of punishment suits the deception he perpetrated, as only the Prince has right of destruction if he is indeed Accepted in the city.

I do not believe we violated I nara wishes in regards to Face. Also as a point of clarification...Face did not escape, he was released outside the borders. Sheriff, if you assistence, I am at your service.