Keltham doesn't need arguments, he needs... "Snap poll, dath ilani version.  Put your hand in front of your face, then move it up if you think I should use Wisdom, move it down if you think I should use Cunning, how far you move your hand away from face level indicates the strength of your opinion.  Again, that's up for Wisdom, down for Cunning."  Keltham demonstrates by moving his hand to both places.

Keltham doesn't need arguments, he needs somebody more informed to give him the correct decision!  "Snap poll, dath ilani version.  Put your hand in front of your face, then move it up if you think I should use Wisdom, move it down if you think I should use Cunning, how far you move your hand away from face level indicates the strength of your opinion.  Again, that's up for Wisdom, down for Cunning."  Keltham demonstrates by moving his hand to both places.

Keltham doesn't need arguments, he needs somebody more informed to give him the correct decision!  "Snap poll, dath ilani version.  Put your hand in front of your face, then move it up if you think I should use Wisdom, move it down if you think I should use Cunning, how far you move your hand away from face level indicates the strength of your opinion.  Again, that's up for Wisdom, down for Cunning."  Keltham demonstrates by moving his hand in both directions as he speaks.

Keltham doesn't need arguments, he's too ignorant for those, he needs somebody more informed to give him the correct decision!  "Snap poll, dath ilani version.  Put your hand in front of your face, then move it up if you think I should use Wisdom, move it down if you think I should use Cunning, how far you move your hand away from face level indicates the strength of your opinion.  Again, that's up for Wisdom, down for Cunning."  Keltham demonstrates by moving his hand in both directions as he speaks.

Keltham doesn't need arguments, he's too ignorant for those, he needs somebody more informed to give him the correct decision!  "Snap poll, dath ilani version.  Put your hand in front of your face, then move it up if you think I should use Wisdom, move it down if you think I should use Cunning, how far you move your hand away from face level indicates the strength of your opinion.  If you think I'm asking the wrong question, close your hand into a fist to signal defiance of the question itself, but answer anyways.  Again, that's up for Wisdom, down for Cunning, fist to complain about the question."  Keltham demonstrates by moving his hand in both directions as he speaks, and briefly closing it into a fist.