The woman who brings her concerns about the 'Butcher', she is going to the guards. Also investigating murder =/= acknowledging concerns of stonework falling apart and taking a look.
I'm trying to say that three Nord women were murdered yet Ulfric didn't do anything about it because of the War just like he doesn't do anything about the Dunmer situation because of The War.
You don't need to look for clues when discussing future plans for the repair of the city.
Do you really need to complain to the Jarl about broken Stonework and hopes in your floor if you're a refugee or are you just completely lazy.
The same way majority of politicians speak out against racial discrimination and hatred. "I don't support these actions and condemn those that claim to do so on my behalf"
Well then he defies a portion of his army and supporters, and he needs all the help he can get in that regard
If he can't find a way to speak out against it or use his guards to pull people into line when they do these things such as Rolff. Then why should he be the King of a land that has nine other races within it.[/quote]
He can't just put Rolff into line for talking, that could be seen as oppression of his own people, which is the reason he's fighting he war in the first place. These issues are very minimal compared to the war.
"It's a new day in Windhelm. The Stormcloaks are gone, and so is their prejudice." - Scouts-Many-Marshes
Because it was Ulfric's administration that didn't allow them to live in Windhelm
"Ulfric and his Stormcloaks made no secret of their disdain for the Dark Elves. In fact, they didn't seem to care much for anyone who wasn't a Nord. The folk of the Empire have always had a more cosmopolitan view of the world, so I'm glad to see them in charge." - Malthyr Elenil
Ulfric never speaks about his disdain for the Dark Elves.
He doesn't claim he's anything. If you ask him why help the dark elves, he'll reply, "Help the Dark Elves? Oh, you must have heard me talking to Malthyr." Brunwulf will continue by explaining, "The Dark Elves live in a run-down slum called the Gray Quarter. Ulfric's content to keep it that way. I guess they think I can open Ulfric's eyes to their plight, and get him to lift a finger on their behalf. I'm trying, but Ulfric is set in his ways. For him, there's two kinds of people in this world -- Nords, and the folk beneath them."
He literally just said that he wants to help the Dark Elves
Why should he have to go into their Cornerclub? He never says anything to Ulfric, many people in Skyrim make reference to conversations they've had you don't actually see.
Because he's in the Palace of the Kings he's obviously supposed to be talking to Ulfric about the Dark Elves and never does.
So? Just because you love someone, it doesn't mean you have to share the same views. Many couples disagree with each other on subjects. My sister and her husband can't talk politics because one is left and the other right.
Political Views aren't as big as views on Racial Equality. Almost always when you have someone like Brunwulf, who is a huge proponent for Dunmer and Argonian equality, paired with someone like Elda Early Dawn, who's views on the refugees are less than stellar, love will not be in the air.
"I'd like to, but it's not as simple as that. Most of the folk in the city believe as Ulfric did, that outsiders should not be trusted. Until those people learn to accept the Argonians, they must remain outside, for their own safety. Old habits don't die easily, and we Nords can be as stubborn as stone." - Brunwulf
Well isn't it possible that Ulfric also thinks the same thing but can't do anything about it because of the War
Couple of Dunmer say the same thing. If we're discounting things because only one NPC says it, then you're removing some good pro Stormcloak points to hit the Imperial supporters with.
He's the only one who says Ulfric doesn't help Khajiit caravans and Argonian Groups, so I don't take his word very seriously.
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