Practicality of the matter advises non-intervention even though proceduralists will not concur with directions of events set into motion. Repetition of non-essential thought processes is not conducive to fulfilment of oath. Observation and post-action evaluation indicates a high possibility of negative affection to prior obligations
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...It's been awhile since I've had this kind of reading. But let's see if I can piece together your puzzle.
"My mind tells me not to intervene even though I do not agree with how things are. These thoughts plague me, yet interfere with my oath. Based on what happened before, I can only expect ire if I were to do anything at all.
Sleep remains elusive."
Is this about who I think this is about, Seth?
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Perhaps so, King Ephraim.
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