Lo was Jarl Ragnvaldr Konrad Bergfalk, known also by his ancient moniker 'The Swedish Siege', was called backstage by the most inbred Carnie Barker that he had ever worked for. Inbreeding was quite the valid tactic in order to secure both the most honorable lineages of kings, to even the humble traveling carnivals that were past through the family. The poltergeist which haunted and possessed the timeworn suit of armor pondered briefly on how long this particular promoter's family owned this traveling carnival sporting exhibit, as he was a rather unsightly fellow.
But as a gentleman, Bergfalk would only bring this up in a pointed, yet delicate, barb when the time was right. And currently the time was not right for such duels of the tongue. This was, as the booker pointed out, a unique opportunity to shape the promotion as they saw fit. Jarl would surely not waste his chance in influencing society into a proper, more refined, direction. After all, he could only stand idly by as society was corrupted ages ago.
Now he had his chance to fix the errs before they could even occur!
The suit of armor distinctively clanked as he strolled towards the parchment, as the woman who should not even be participating in sporting exhibitions and feats of manliness, walked by.
"Verily it is no drede a Buckle Bunny hiferin' 'round parts they ain't knowing oughta be plumbpickin' tired like a barber's cat when fare as if als were menfolk." Jarl decried in a most imperious manner, before stepping at the parchment. He carefully plucked a feather off the table and placed it in a nearby bottle of ink.
Now it was time for the Swedish Siege to impose some proper rules to create a polite society.
'In this section of the charter, societal edicts shalt be in place fer how manne will fare so society wol be gentilesse in nature.
Edict the First: Mannekind shalt han a strict curfew, as soon as moon rises ther shalt be no hitting the flats, as mannekind must return and stay in their personal domiciles until the sun rises. Additionally each domicile must have at least one ghostly spirit in it that may do as it pleases. Anyone who breaks this here edict is subject to beatings until morale improves.
Edict the Second: Mannekind hast grown incredibly lickerish and easily succumb to temptation of lustful intent. To curb this tarnation, all biological creatures, which procreate through intimate affairs, must wear at least seox layers of cloth upon them. Anyone who breaks this here edict is subject to beatings until morale improves.
Edict the Third: Sadly establishments that claim to be 'Gentleman's Clubs' art dens of vile sin. All such nunneries shalt be destroyed and the land below it must be purified fer a fortnight before an actual Gentleman's Club, where professionals of various fields can gather for merriment and discussion, gets built upon it. Anyone violating this edict, and/or longin' fer these dens of sins shall be beaten until morale improves.
Edict the Fourth: Verily it be known to all that water is a rather nasty elixir that is frequently tainted by foul water spirits. No one shalt drink this easily tainted substance, rather they shalt drink Small Beers produced by local households and monasteries. Any form of liquor which have more alcohol content than the Small Beers will be outlawed. Anyone trying to violate this edict by the selling or drinking of improper brews shall be subject to beatings until morale improves.
Edict the Fifth: Rambunctious members of mannekind hath taken to frolicking as if they were entranced while an instrumentalist ensemble plays. This Satyr's Trot, known colloquially as "Dancing" is to be banned. Anyone violating this edict will be subject to beatings until morale improves.'
Jarl Ragnvaldr Konrad Bergfalk lifted the feather up as he stared at the parchment. There was so much more that needed to be installed so a proper culture would be fostered, but for now he was satisfied with these particular doctrines of morality.
"I trust ther be not a soul wishing fer skulduggery?" Inquired the Swedish Siege as his helmet spun around to take note of those who might wish to lead society down an improper path to Hell.