Yes, you're responsible for anything you lead people to do whilst they are following the plan. You're not responsible for people doing things that have nothing whatsoever to do with the intended mission. There was no necessity for him to call the ratkin to aid us in completing what we were doing - we were barely breaking a sweat collectively against what we were facing, and could quite easily have completed the mission without them. He acted outside the parameters we set, and what he did is his responsibility, not yours. You can only take responsibility for the actions of yourself and those who follow your commands, which he didn't.
Myself, I'm torn on things. I dislike what Scythe did for the loss of life it caused, but I like the fact that a realm dedicated to corruption is no more.
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Date: 2009-02-12 09:06 am (UTC)Yes, you're responsible for anything you lead people to do whilst they are following the plan. You're not responsible for people doing things that have nothing whatsoever to do with the intended mission. There was no necessity for him to call the ratkin to aid us in completing what we were doing - we were barely breaking a sweat collectively against what we were facing, and could quite easily have completed the mission without them. He acted outside the parameters we set, and what he did is his responsibility, not yours. You can only take responsibility for the actions of yourself and those who follow your commands, which he didn't.
Myself, I'm torn on things. I dislike what Scythe did for the loss of life it caused, but I like the fact that a realm dedicated to corruption is no more.