He should probably not, perhaps, say, 'You were originally Lawful Evil rather than Chaotic Good', even leaving aside the part where this language has no simple term for Evil.

"You are much more expressive than the Merrin I knew, for one thing.  Our department -- 'taught' is the wrong word.  Required much more emotional control, from its employees."

He should probably not, perhaps, say, 'You were originally Lawful Evil rather than Chaotic Good', even leaving aside the part where this language has no simple term for Evil.  Helms of opposite alignment are probably mythical, since if they existed they would instantly win wars; but the story told of them does make sense, that once somebody goes under one they no longer want to go back.

"You are much more expressive than the Merrin I knew, for one thing.  Our department -- 'taught' is the wrong word.  Required much more emotional control, from its employees."

He should probably not, perhaps, say, 'You were originally Lawful Evil rather than Chaotic Good', even leaving aside the part where this language has no simple term for Evil.  Helms of opposite alignment are probably mythical, since if they existed they would be used to win wars; but the story told of them does make sense, that once somebody goes under one they no longer want to go back.

"You are much more expressive than the Merrin I knew, for one thing.  Our department -- 'taught' is the wrong word.  Required much more emotional control, from its employees."

He should probably not, perhaps, say, 'You were originally Lawful Evil rather than Chaotic Good', even leaving aside the part where this language has no simple term for Evil.  Helms of opposite alignment are probably mythical, since if they existed they would be used to win wars; but the myth told of them does make sense, that once somebody goes under one they no longer want to go back.

"You are much more expressive than the Merrin I knew, for one thing.  Our department -- 'taught' is the wrong word.  Required much more emotional control, from its employees."