Lets not allow ourselves to get to far off the topic.
The fact is, Amaris never cast the necromancy. So anything she did or didn't do to avoid her trial isn't fishy or "legit" Man-at-arms. its Honorable and Courageous from some points of view... I think she felt the "deck" was stacked against her, she had a reputable Squire carry punishment on her with a convincing story. She is an acquaintance of Black Forest, and we all know the charges and actions of late that was brought against them, and from their points of view how they feel how their whole accusations and trial was very poorly carried out.(I am not accusing anyone, I am not picking sides, im stating facts and the points of views, please no one take offense).
Amaris was cornered, she was outnumbered, and she had her own conviction. She knew in her heart she was innocent and I think she wanted time to prove it. I would like to think that if Raven never came forward to clear her name, she would of gathered information and evidence, built a case and still ultimately would of stood trial, but at least had a defense. Remember ULTIMATELY WE CANNOT RE-STRENGTHEN OUR SPIRITS! Being Obliterated can not be taken back, it is sad she even had to Kill herself, but it was a better option for her at that point of time, in her opinion, and now knowing the facts we do about this whole situation, her actions that day to take her life, well that is Courage and Honor.
And of coarse her actions, or this whole situation and points of view would be different if she was guilty, but the fact was, she was not...
Let's not get mixed up in insults or who or why an apology was extracted. I know Black Forest are tough and been around a long time. But I also know for a fact Raven is not gonna be bullied into doing anything he doesn't want to do..... It was his place to apologize, and it is Aramis place to accept it or not.
In the end Aramis is a victim, she was wrongfully accused and even now after we know the charges were false, some still frown on her. Some times some damage and wounds take time to heal. But Raven is also a victim, to himself, he openly admits he made a poor decision, he is no longer on the path of Nobility and he is seeking redemption and forgiveness. But most important he is holding himself accountable.
We got off base her. Raven has apologized, and the subject is still sensitive to Aramis. Remember this from here out, Let's not stray to far from those facts.
-Squire, Commander Ithica