"Yes, harsh. I think death is the ultimate punishment, only meant for when you do something really bad. Though, it would be hard to tell with some if the killing would be out of the heat of passion, or just plain hatred of the other person. I guess you are right in having the death of them  as the punishment, but tell them that is going to be what it is. It is unfair not to know, and would keep people from killing others out of passion or hate." They had different views, but they seemed to resolve the differences pretty well, Molly wasn't worried about the same thing he was. She was mostly worried about how the others would react to each other, that  the cost  of killing would not be high enough for them to stop it. It seemed honor was important to his people, she was more  concerned about your people than hers  really. It was unlikely that her people would kill yours to her.<br/>"I worry that  this punishment may not be enough. Perhaps you should stress if you kill it will be a mark on your honor to your people. I am not sure what would be  a good thing for my people since honor is not as important to them. You have any ideas?"<br/>Maybe based on what he knew, he would have something that would stop her people from doing that. She didn't want him to think his people were the only ones capable of killing. She knew hers were,  just  usually it took more than one of her people to kill his so the likelihood of that happening was low.