The son can be executed immediately, for he isn't worth much more.
And as for the father . . .
[There's a longer pause than one might expect.]
I would want his wealth taken from him. Slowly, so that he might feel every loss. I would have you steal his life out from under him and redistribute it to all those he sneered at before, all his slaves and servants . . . and when he has liquidated every asset and drowned himself in loans to pay off debts he can never hope to begin to repay . . . then I would have him imprisoned for a long while, so that he might rue his own helplessness— and then executed.
But I would see him lose all that which he holds dearest. All his wealth and power and influence, gone for no other reason than my whim and your will.
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And as for the father . . .
[There's a longer pause than one might expect.]
I would want his wealth taken from him. Slowly, so that he might feel every loss. I would have you steal his life out from under him and redistribute it to all those he sneered at before, all his slaves and servants . . . and when he has liquidated every asset and drowned himself in loans to pay off debts he can never hope to begin to repay . . . then I would have him imprisoned for a long while, so that he might rue his own helplessness— and then executed.
But I would see him lose all that which he holds dearest. All his wealth and power and influence, gone for no other reason than my whim and your will.