[A curious one, she. Roland decides to take the questions one at a time:]

If there isn't law, then it's up to the people to make it.

Now, if it were up to me, [-Which, unfortunately, it wasn't yet-] and something "bad" happened here, we'd hold a trial: someone would represent the accused, another would prosecute, all parties would state their case, and the people of Norfinbury would come to a decision on how to best to proceed - how to punish the accused, or not.

-Yes, there was law where I was from.

[It would take ages to go over that, so he'll move on. Now he has some questions of his own, but he'll start small.]

I'm more interested in yours, though. What sort of rules did you decide on?