|| A MALI'THILL'S RECOMMENDATION ||

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|| A Mali’thill’s Recommendation ||

6th of the Deep Cold, 113 S.A.

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This day marks the vote for the new Sohaer of the High Elven peoples; a key point in our history, one that comes every so-often. 

After so long without Sohaer, I mark it to be incredibly key that the one who takes this role understands the full extent of what they are undertaking; one who is not only capable and passionate, but best fitted for the role of Sohaer - our leader by teaching - especially.

 

Though I have been unable to attend the debate in person, lliran, I have been much impressed by the contents as I have read in the brilliant transcript published but an Elven day ago - my thanks to miss Elervathar for her work. And, after perusing over the contents, I have placed my own vote; now, I am here to convince you, both Silver Citizens and prospective candidates, to understand the most rightful course of action.

 

I shall let it be known that both of my votes have been
placed for Miss Luthien Maeyr’onn.

 

This decision is made not out of personal friendship, nor solely on seniority. It is my genuine belief that miss Maeyr’onn brings both the passion and credentials for the role. However, the main factor behind this is not only the slightly higher qualification of miss Maeyr’onn, but my full conviction that both other candidates are better suited in other roles - these fine members of Silver Society have a great deal to bring to the table, and I believe the role of Sohaer would hinder and inhibit them from doing so. 

In such, I urge each other candidate to step down in pursuit of more fitting roles.

 

 

Firstly:

Miss Eistalyn Othelu’maehr; an individual of grand passion and care for their fellow ‘thill, and equally fervent towards elmaehr’sae hiylun’ehya. Such is an elfess I have come to greatly respect through her fine oration in this debate and campaign. I fear that the pressures of Sohaer would burden miss Othelu’maehr, forcing her to pry her attention away from her passions in order to address outside, foreign issues, and to busy herself within bushels of political machinations and paperwork.

One envisions miss Othelu’maehr as an administrator of the Eternal College - whether as Okarir or Tilruir. In regards to such, one provides certain suggestions:

 

I == As suggested herself, the introduction of a more regularly-scheduled programme within the Eternal College; two lectures each Elven week, perhaps, with one focused upon the maehr’sae hiylun’ehya, culture, and Haelun’orian history, the other varying topic-to-topic per week. One would suggest, perhaps on alternating elven weeks, an additional practical workshop on various artisan talents.

 

II  == The establishment of a Tutorship System, wherein respected ‘thill may take on apprentices, those to study under their guidance. Apprentices under Mali’thill recognised as Masters (a non-political embellishing title, as suggested, bestowed upon respected academics) within the Eternal College will be equally recognised as Eternal Scholars, and eligible to take-part in Scholar events.

 

III == The promotion of both Sciences and the Arts within elCihi, providing places for these activities to be pursued, holding events to promote these, etcetera.

 

I would expect these duties to be delegated out properly, that the burden may lie on no ‘thill’s shoulders alone.

 

 

 

Next, my suggestions for:

Mister Atrus Calith; an elf who presents themselves quite properly, one fine loyalist to the Silver State. A mali’thill raised with the attitude one would expect of elSillumiran; the marks of dedicated service are pressed into his demeanour. And indeed, I feel the areas of Military, Innovation, Economics and Foreign Policy are where he may best stand - equipped with a brilliant tool such as this.. Golem, I believe? I am certain mister Calith would be excellent to undertake a role in any one of these aspects, in greater capacity than Sohaer. In the role of Sohaer, this elf would be bound to paperwork and delegation, to the stresses which I believe he would do best without. 

One would argue that perhaps when time comes for the next election, he may be better prepared, better seasoned and equipped for the role, having contributed all he might in these other areas. Such is why one would encourage mister Calith to retain his role of Okarir’nor - assuming that this covers still yet the administration of finance and innovation - or, better yet, a reformed role to cover more of these aspects. My suggestions are as follows:

 

I == The reform of elOkarir’nor to include oversight of  engineering, economy, citizenship, and diplomacy in some respect. A Tilruir role beneath the ‘nor, or beneath the ‘mali, shall be tasked with the upkeep of Citizenship and Tax in document-form.

 

II == Under oversight of engineering, mister Atrus might oversee the upkeep of public services and development of new additions or major projects to elCihi as he sees fit - an ambitious Mali, one is sure he shall think up some fine additions.

 

III == Under oversight of the economy, mister Atrus might reform the tax system (perhaps partially involving this prospective ‘merit’ system?), and pursue diplomacy in trade routes, such that it may cross over with other aspirations of diplomacy (the organisation of embassies and ambassadors, as he so wished). Additionally, one would encourage him to hold limited open trade market days and auctions, to boost the material prosperity of elCihi.

 

VI== Under oversight of citizenship, mister Atrus might pursue his merit reform in encouragement of certain traits, should this be wished by the Haelun’orian people.

VI.1 == One would encourage that, for a 'merit system' perhaps rather than solely on behalf of the individual, one might work with the ancient institution of the Lauriran and Talonnii houses to provide reform to this element of Haelun’orian Society; perhaps limiting the ahTalonnii to a set number - three, as suggestion - and being involved in the consistent review/competition of which Talonnii fit this top-three status. 

elOkarir’nor, or a Tilruir of such, would also outline the corresponding benefits this might set out - as well as the duties (ahTalonnii’s holding events, providing signature wines to the Silver Tavern, etcetera).

 

Again, one would expect these duties to be delegated out properly, that the burden may lie on no ‘thill’s shoulders alone.

 

To conclude, lliran, I thank you all for reading my suggestions surrounding current affairs.

One strongly encourages all three Sohaer Candidates to review my writing, and for the Sohaer whom I have backed to succeed in their campaign and forthright implement these suggestions.

 

Ahern ito nae’leh.

 

maehr’sae hiylun’ehya,

~ puerir’arche.

 

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