Living With The Dead: The Hungry Land - Plot & Excerpts
The process of switching out guards so that every person would have a chance to make an appearance at Will Price's trial was way more demanding than I expected. That being said, we did manage it. Trial concluded, verdict read to the populace.I won't leave you in suspense. Will is alive.Rich did an amazing job in his capacity as our judge. He listened patiently to every piece of testimony, every argument and reason why Will should be allowed to live or put to death, depending on the person talking. Hell, in the four hours I was there, Rich didn't even get up to take a leak, and he was drinking water pretty steadily all day.I have to say, I'm actually pretty happy with this result. I heard so much about Will's actions while the compound was occupied by the Richmond soldiers that it's hard to remember it all. Many, many accounts of him helping people steal food so their families wouldn't starve, or standing up to one of the soldiers when they'd try to intimidate one of our people. He did a lot of good, but the unavoidable reality that it was his actions that brought the soldiers here in the first place couldn't be ignored.His reasoning for doing so was sound.
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