Regarding Ava Cypher-Tuddlesworth-Earfalas

Wait am I missing somthing? I stick up for Ava and I'm being challenged to combat....?
Well that was very Dramatic! I said nothing false, both you and Ava know this. She does get blamed more than she should at times..

I just find it odd that my good intentions were yet again taken to a different place. Interesting very very interesting

Sir Pluvious,

Seeing as this conversation is through writing and not through word of mouth your intent may have been misconstrued. As Mr. Jagger-Suarez pointed out your words came across to, I assume, most of us as sarcasm, which was met with Sir Cypher's contempt. If that was truly not your intent perhaps this conversation is best had in person, much of conversation is non verbal after all.

No-no by all means,

How could we deny such dizzying dramatics--?

It seems there are chips on shoulders, where truthful compliments are read as grave insults. Dramatic exercises can be so cathartic.

Tho in all seriousness the personification of pure oblivion is currently walking the earth.
Just something to be considered,

Sir Pluvious:

Not everything you said was kind. If you want to stick up for someone, you should say only nice things. Maybe instead of insisting on the truth of the unkind things that you said, you should say that you're sorry. Then maybe you won't need to fight.

-Midori Suarez
Mercy's Daughter

Elder Lebastion,

If obliteration walks amongst us, the common folk, then let us be obliteration with honor intact and unsullied. After all, noble or peasant, ye be equal before ye Gods.

'Sides, I had the pleasure of sharing a tomb with Ava not too long ago, and let me say our conversations left me breathless! Granted, a lack of actual air and death looming in me horizon thanks to the vengeful spirit of a mad necromancer, unrelated to Ava, may have assisted in me breathlessness.

While not everything was tip-top polite, I would be willing to argue that the Castellan's message was meant to indicate those negatives are in the past or to be otherwise overlooked.
While the initial posting by Sir Seifer was most certainly with merit, so was Sir Pluvious'. It does indeed seem Ava is on the receiving end of more negativity than perhaps she has earned, and it does seem that she is, in fact, someone who ought be respected and perhaps emulated - but she is not perfect, and that was Sir Pluvious' point. To emphasize that she is not some gilded idol - but a person, flawed, perhaps guilty of running a mouth, but overall an upstanding member of society.
To bloody blades over misunderstood words is a waste of everyone's time.

But, of course, I am but a knave, and unworthy of my thoughts being considered - brains are bequeathed alongside knighthood.