The ageless look takes a few years to set in. Perhaps the criminal was bound with a sentence e.g. 10 years. If they showed an improvement the Oath was revoked. If not, it would be allowed to stay and set in permanently, change the person's face, and mark them to the general public as a person beyond rehabilitation. Considering honour was such a huge part of their world, dishonour would be the logical worst punishment.
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This message last edited by Sidious on 19/10/2010 at 04:43:25 PM
purpose of agelessness?
- 18/10/2010 03:13:17 PM
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It's a brand
- 18/10/2010 03:24:44 PM
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but why? and why agelessness? and the oath rod is only for use on channelers.... *NM*
- 19/10/2010 04:26:41 PM
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It's not certain whether this was a side effect or an intended consequence of Binding criminals
- 18/10/2010 03:48:02 PM
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Re: purpose of agelessness?
- 18/10/2010 04:33:50 PM
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Deterrence to crime? How is that?
- 18/10/2010 05:13:07 PM
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Re: Deterrence to crime? How is that?
- 18/10/2010 07:51:35 PM
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Re: Deterrence to crime? How is that?
- 18/10/2010 08:32:39 PM
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Imagine being told you were going to have to swear on this device that will make it impossible
- 19/10/2010 04:17:29 PM
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but why does it take a while to achieve the agelessness then? why isn't it immediate? *NM*
- 19/10/2010 04:27:41 PM
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Perhaps it provides time for repentance
- 19/10/2010 04:41:50 PM
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does it require a purpose?
- 18/10/2010 07:12:16 PM
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i would imagine that the AoL had very little in the way of inexplicable side-effects....
- 18/10/2010 10:16:07 PM
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The purpose is thematic and scientific; & keep in mind that most were bound from just one thing...
- 19/10/2010 12:45:03 AM
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Maybe the weaves the Binding Rod utilizes are similar to the Keeping weave, in terms of ...
- 19/10/2010 04:09:49 PM
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