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	REQUESTS AND SUBMISSIONS If you have a proposal, a request, or otherwise wish to draw the Council of Magi's attention to something in an official capacity - please do so in writing below.

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Comments

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Esteemed Councilors,

In light of the recent revelation that Anders of Kirkwall has been living among us, I feel I must make a plea that something is done about his access to patients. Yes, he has been healing patients and to my knowledge has caused no harm, but that is small conciliation after what he has done and the fact that he is a known abomination. As someone training to become a Spirit Healer, I well know the risks involved, but to open his body as a host to a spirit means he cannot and should not be trusted. What is to stop him from slaughtering mages in their beds and planting evidence that a Templar did it to start a war right within the Inquisition? What is to stop him from murdering a Templar patient and claiming they simply could not be healed? I do not trust the Wardens to always keep eyes on him to keep people here safe.

I know I am just one voice, and so I appeal to you all to see if anything can be done and restrictions placed on him. This public announcement that he will "pursue atonement" says nothing of what his role will be within the Inquisition, and if he thinks to heal patients unchecked, I must protest as I am able. Perhaps we can write a petition to insist he set up his own healing tent away from the others, and that he be required to give patients full knowledge of who and what he is beforehand. When I think of the patients who were duped into being healed by someone who destroyed so many lives, it sickens me. Please say that this Council can put forth ideas to restrict his access to patients, as I fear for them, and the Inquisition, if he is allowed to "atone" unchecked and unsupervised.

Thank you for your time,

Christine Delacroix

A private note

[gatheringstorm]

I'm in no way speaking in any official capacity at the moment, just for myself. That said, I'm in full support of this suggestion. I'll do what I can to nudge this along.

Korrin