Note: I created the profile for the newest character:
 
Name: Mavis
Gender: Female
Age: Eighteen
Eye Color: Blue
Hair Color: Black
General Appearance: In human form Mavis looks like an eighteen-year-old female with blue eyes, black hair, light skin and vampire teeth. She wears a black dress, black and red horizontal-striped stockings, red shoes, black nail polish and dark makeup. In her bat form she has black fur.
 

 
Mutation: Mavis is a Spirit who transforms into a bat. She and her family are able to transform faster than other Spirits and can fly significantly faster than real bats.
Motive: Living a sheltered life in Charlton, Mavis wants to see the world. She wishes she could have seen the world as it once was and the places she has heard of or seen in pictures.
History: When Mavis was a baby Spirit haters came to kill her family. Mavis' dad tried to protect his family as Martha [Mavis' mom] and Mavis were hiding. Martha died while protecting her baby. Mavis and her dad were the only two who survived. They move to Charlton where they would be safe and he fulfills his dream by building and running a luxury hotel. Mavis has a great relationship with her dad. Growing up she and her dad would play hide and seek in the clouds. On her eighteenth birthday her dad played with his old band mates for the first time since Martha died, father and daughter sang together on stage.
Talents/Experiences: Commercial driver's license, Mavis drives hotel guests in an antique limo.
Pastimes: Playing in the pool, skate park, skydiving by jumping off of her dad's high-rise hotel and transform into a bat in mid air and rock parties.
 
Spirits are people; they are not human. There is a difference. They can and have ruled themselves for thousands of years as established throughout the story. Only God and international law are above. Charlton is a constitutional monarchy. Charlton citizens elect judges since judges must be impartial. That's the simple answer to the question of what role humans play in Charlton. To go deeper requires a separate conversation.
 
In this situation I'd say we have a bigger problem and that is how does one define a hate speech?
 
Before we continue something needs to be clarified. If a religion is to be band, should it be Satanism or Islam?
 
The only scenario I can think of where a person would live in Charlton but does not want to is if that is the only place where he or she can get a job. I don't have the answer to everything since finding a solution to every problem in this RPG is not my objective. One thing I did work out is if a person works forty-two hours a week at minimal wage they can afford a place to live. The children in the orphanage have it better than the people you described.
 
Jeanette Isabelle

Note: I have a strong objection to Satanism. As I see it the choices are a limited form of freedom of religion or a state religion. I see a problem with a state-run religion; I rather have that than allow Satanism.
 
I don't understand why you are mentioning Wilbur and Penny to support your argument since the example you are using was staged. The alleged plan was to get gas to get to Denver and if he is unable to find work there, take the train to Charlton.
 
The Texas Spirits are the only ones who can appoint a judge in Charlton. I'd imagine that would make the judges more biased.
 
RPG:
 
"Mavis, you mentioned a live rock band played in your dad's hotel on your eighteenth birthday. What facility does your dad's hotel have?" Jeanette asks.
 
"The band who played is the one Dad sang with and it was in the hotel's night club."
 
"There's a night club too?"
 
"Well, yes. The club plays rock and techno."
 
"I can't wait to see Charlton." Jeanette continues.
 
"Moro, your people can transport us back to Charlton for a few hours, right?" Mavis asks.
 
"We can." Moro does not want to make this a habit; she can see how a preview of Charlton can be a boost. "Elsa is from 1803 Arendelle. She would not like the music played in the night club. Elsa needs to stay with me and Jeanette needs to stay with the both of us or Fernando will have my head."
 
"Spirit, I like the music on your disks." Elsa says.
 
"I'm glad you like them, Elsa. A night club does not play the music you like."
 
"We can go ice skating." Elsa suggests.
 
"Let me first take care of the Bill and then we'll search for Fernando."
 
 
After taking care of the bill, Moro and those with her step out of the restaurant. Speaking to a fellow Texas Spirit Moro asks, "Where's Fernando?"
 
"Fernando's last known location is the conference room where the treaty was signed." The crow caws.
 
"Where's that?" Moro asks.
 
The crow tells Moro where to go.
 
"Thank you." Moro and those with her make their way to the conference room. Moro knocks on the door. "Fernando?"
 
Jeanette Isabelle

Quote from Jeanette on Aug 1^st, 2016, 9:28pm:

 
I do not know why you would have an issue with it. As I stated, like any other religion, Satanism has rules the congregation has to follow. These worshipers want to be Satan's minions and warriors, but be one of the punished and banished to hell.
 
Just because they do not follow "god's" laws, they are following "a god's" laws. That is the difference. Satanism is like any other religion. They have their rules and standards of behavior. They will protect themselves accordingly when attacked. Most importantly, they are the balance to Christianity for you can not have good without evil. In Hinduism, there are 6 different major deities to pray too, including (from what I was told and read under Hinduism), Shiva, who is "The Destroyer of Worlds." She is evil because of Vinsu (sp?; her husband) killed her son by accident though he brought the son back to life. But there are worshipers of Shiva because she is "The Evil Destroyer of Worlds" and of the 6 sects, are the most violent. If there was a terrorist action taken by a Hindu, chances are mostly likely to be done by a Shiva worshiper though others are just as capable. Knowing that, regardless of who it is, you willing allow A Hindu into the mist?
 
Or my Roman Catholic Protectorate Sect - who are willing to go to Holy War at a drop of a word? The same with the Russian Orthodox Catholics - cross that line with them, and consider yourself dead. Seriously; part of religion is to have a congregation to pray to god. The other part is to have the man power to defend the congregation from an outside threat, and at times when needed - a preemptive strike against those they deem as a threat.
 
And the thing is, they all preach a peaceful existence with others. The problem is this, "Thou shall not kill" really is "Thou shall not kill anyone in one's culture community. Everyone else is fair game." And it includes the other commandments as well. It is that some religions will take this a step further than others, while some will make an attempt to peaceful co-exist with everyone else.
 
 
Quote from Jeanette on Aug 1^st, 2016, 9:28pm:

 
Though the situation with Wilbur and Penny was staged, the situation with others may not be. How else would these spirits make up such a story that would tug at Jeanette's heart-strings? The question that remains is, if Charlton and the rest of Texas under Spirit Rule is such a paradise, why are people leaving it?
 
 
Quote from Jeanette on Aug 1^st, 2016, 9:28pm:

 
I would have to point out, where are these spirits getting people with a college and law school education and be able to pass the bar (as it still may exist) and the experience to work at a prosecutor and then judge. They can not be picking up a random shmoe off the streets, dress him up in a robe and wig and sit him in a bench for him to preside over cases from Farmer Joe's pig being stolen to a corrupt politician taking nookie at the local orphanage to keep it open.
 
RPG:
 
Fernando thinks out lout to himself, "As big as this room is, as many open doors it has for anyone to come in and out of, Moro has to find the one door that is lock?"
 
"Try opening the the door, Moro." He says loud enough to be heard.

Note: The practice of Satanism opens the door to Satan, allowing him free reign. It's either limited freedom of religion or one religion, Judaism (if you want to know why I would choose Judaism over Christianity, we can discuss it). Do you see another option and which would you prefer?
 
Charlton and the rest of Texas? I hope with everything written you understand Charlton is not part of Texas. To answer your question I will assume you mean Charlton, not Texas. The following are the reasons I can think of as to why someone would not want to live in Charlton: the weather, they do not like mutants and/or Spirits, population density, they prefer a line of work that can only be found away from city life, Charlton laws, Charlton does not feel like "home."
 
People can get a law degree in one of the universities in Charlton. Because Charlton has been its own nation since it was established, it has it's own legal system.
 
RPG:
 
Moro comes in and begins by introducing Mavis to Fernando. "Fernando, this is Mavis. She flew here from Charlton this evening."
 
"Fernando, hi." Mavis introduces herself. "I know about you from reading Jeanette's journal."
 
"The only reason Mavis has a copy is because of her family's connections." Moro clarifies.
 
"I wish I could have seen New York." Mavis continues.
 
"Anyhow," Moro says, "what I want to ask you is if it is okay with you if we go to Charlton for a few hours. Some of us here are not into blue grass that's being played."
 
Jeanette Isabelle

Note: I know Satan is here on the Earth. There is a difference between being on the earth and given free reign. It's giving him free reign that I wish to avoid. You put it "at best you can try to drive him out." I think it could be accurate to say that goes along the same line.
 
Anyone who has seen Hotel Transylvania can plainly see I borrowed Mavis from that movie. Since there are only mutants and Spirits, no vampires, I had to make her a Spirit for her to fit the story. As a Spirit she does not have a history of killing (we can discuss her family history later), hunting humans, taking blood or life energy.
 
RPG:
 
Moro goes to the window. "Mavis, you have to see this."
 
Mavis looks out the window. "Wow, how cool is that?"
 
"How often do you get to see the Chinese dragon dance? We can visit Charlton later."
 
"You're right. After the party I can fly back to Charlton, pack my suitcase and fly back here in about four hours."
 
"Pack your suitcase?" Moro is a bit concerned.
 
"Well, yeah. I would need my wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses and lots of sunscreen."
 
"Mavis this is a rescue mission, not a tour."
 
"I know. I have my chauffeur driver's license, I can make hot cakes and I know a few other recipes."
 
"I know. If you join the party, people will be counting on you. You'd be bored out of your skull and want to return to Charlton."
 
Quote from Fernando on Aug 2^nd, 2016, 11:35pm:

"Sorry, Fernando." Mavis replies. "I don't know what you just said."
 
Jeanette Isabelle