Confused by Lolorito and Ilberd

[Necrotica]

I don't understand how Lolorito was not executed for treason. He claims he saved her life. He could have just stopped the poisoning from happening. Instead he drugs her so she cannot stop him while he does whatever he wants for however many weeks/months went by before she was woken up via antidote he also could have given to her at any time. He also allowed the WoL to be framed for this crime.

As far as Ilberd was concerned, even he had given up on freeing Ala Mhigo. He said as much with how he was sickened by the way the other refugees had given up hope. He summoned Shinryu to destroy everything. Garlemald and Ala Mhigo both. He wanted to spite the Garleans, not save his people.

Which I can appreciate. To spite him I would rather have left Ala Mhigo under Garlean rule. All his plans and sacrifices for nothing. Would have made me smile.

[LitheSuxman]

I don't understand how Lolorito was not executed for treason. He claims he saved her life. He could have just stopped the poisoning from happening. Instead he drugs her so she cannot stop him while he does whatever he wants for however many weeks/months went by before she was woken up via antidote he also could have given to her at any time. He also allowed the WoL to be framed for this crime.

Raubahn thought to do it but was reminded he himself also broke the rule of law by murdering Teledji without a fair trial. And Lolorito did provide the awakening potion to mend his wrong. Needless to say, he successfully removed the growing threat of Teledji (he would destablize ul'dah in exchange of getting closer to obtain Omega) through manipulating Raubahn.

It does seem very odd to me that Lolorito also fueled Raubahn's rage in the banquet by suggesting he and the scions work together in the assassination which shouldn't be part of his plan (Get Raubahn to kill Teledji) as he explained later in HW.

[Necrotica]

Lolorito successfully removed the threat of Teledji via assassination. Honestly the Sultana should have done that as soon as she realized what he was up to.

Nation's leaders having secret orders of assassins working for them used to be a fantasy staple. Not all of a sudden these people are too 'good and true' to solve a problem outside the limitations of the law?

Lawful Good is not the end all be all. Need some Neutral and Chaotic Good to help keep things running.