<em>"That would be exactly the sort of show you said we needed."</em><br/><br/>Sophia sighed as those words sunk in, and that languid look and tone quickly disappeared again. She preferred to stay laid back, to stay lacking in her presence. She wasn't sure if the way she switched pace with this motley crew was a good thing or not.<strong>"That'd be a great show; to gain sway to our side. As I said, the elf made many good points. Some of the best I heard brought to the table. I also think the people would need more then to be brought to our side, but a show that the nobility could truly be touched by them. You all are the exception to this, those that have seen and done otherwise; these people we talk of are conditioned to think they can not rise up. There is a saying in a book I read somwhere that is reminiscent. 'Pray for good folk everywhere; it is an enormous task to convince them that evil people, with evil intentions, will commit evil deeds."</strong>She finished with a sigh.<br/><br/>Sophia then perked up, and smiled at the chirpy con.<strong>"Anyhow, I find that I am often too grim at such situations. Ignore me if I seem to speak nay about everything."</strong>She said, trying to keep her tone up as she sipped from the wine.<br/>