An Open Letter on Oppression and Peacocks

An Open Letter on Oppression and Peacocks contains a letter of complaint written by Pickens to a tabloid publication.

Baldur's Bash' is printed in bright, bold letters on the front cover followed by many exclamation marks. This copy is focused on letters to the editor.

Properties

• Notes
• Rarity: Common
•  Weight: .05 kg / 0.1 lb
• Price: 14 gp
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  UID

  BOOK_GEN_World_BGPeacockLetter
  UUID

  cf92871b-0d72-45f6-a976-608ffa73502a

Where to find

• Sold by Nansi Gretta
• Carried by a mangled corpse at The Risen Road X: 8 Y: 547
• In a bookshelf on the lowest floor of Arcane Tower X: 157 Y: -415

Text

[Written in a furious, sloping hand, this is a letter to the editor of 'Baldur's Bash', a tabloid notorious for its controversial articles.]

Dear Editor,

I find it despicable, nay, diabolical, that you would defend Baldur's Gate's ridiculous restrictions regarding animals in the city. No animal larger than a peacock may gain entry? How archaic! My darling Giselle is the most well-behaved bear you'll ever meet, and yet to spend time with my child I must visit my summer home in Cormyr.

I call upon the Parliament of Peers to resolve this issue. Immediately. The emotional and psychological well-being of the people of Baldur's Gate is at stake, and I shall take this to the highest of authorities should it not be dealt with accordingly.

Right now, Giselle cries out for her father. This archaic policy has separated a child from their parent. I don't know how Grand Duke Ulder Ravengard lives with himself.

Yours faithfully,

Mr R Pickens