Sylvestre III's Second Mayoral Speech

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Sylvestre III's Second Mayoral Speech

 

Sketch of the streets of Cyrilsburg, 1653

 

Sylvestre III would begin to walk on a platform looking at his supports giving them a wave before he’d begin.

 

As many of you know the election for Mayor has begun. I would like to ask for your full support in my undertaking.

 

In the coming month,  the city of Curon will once again step up to the task of choosing a leader to guide it through the next month. As a citizen of Curon, I want what is best for this great city and to see us grow and prosper.

 

Most importantly, we need someone who will exhibit leadership and fortitude to revive what we once had and to take the mantle as the Mayor of this city. I have spent a lot of time in this town, walking its streets and talking to its people. I know that many of you feel as I do realize what we need to do. It's a duty that can be harnessed only with the reins of dedicated leadership and visionary talent.

 

I say this because I have that leadership and talent. Many times I have found myself disappointed by our absentee leadership within the Stewards of Curon. I have seen those who say they know what is best for Curon to stand up and take the initiative. We haven't received any city reports and our last mayor seems to have not made sure that his council will continue until a new Mayor is present.

 

If you should entrust me with the great responsibility of strengthening our community I pledge to set up a few reports that will give updates, and bring events in Curon. I will work closely with the Stewards I’ll choose who will support my visions and ensure that we always have the resources we need to better this city. We can strengthen our community as we all would work together to accomplish the goals, and visions that we all have for our great nation.

 

It is my sincere hope that you will consider me for your Mayor. I will break my back to do everything I can for Curon and for you. I come to you hoping that you’d stand by me and help me gain wealth for the people along with our nation to help us prosper. As ‘With Wealth Comes Prosperity.’ Thank you..”

 

Sylvestre’s supporters would begin to cheer for him as he’d walk off the stage.

 

 

Painting of Sylvestre III, circa 1653