Originally Posted by
General Brewster
"My Lord" Both brothers says before bending the knee.
Tybolt however shy got a grip of himself and replied "M'Lord, it was my first major battle. I am dissapointed I could not do more for the betterment of house Lannister on that field of battle." He took a breath and how nervous and shy he was he continued talking "Mmm'Lord" He began with a slight stutter "I will offer you my life for the cowardly act of joining the retreat in the battle against the Reachmen." He finally said while taking the knee again facing the floor. He lifted his head once more "I did not honor the lion to my best capacity. I do not deserve to live anymore." he concluded.
In the face of such a compelling plea for his own death out of loyalty and dishonor. Damon waited a moment. He had to let things sink in. "M'Lord" He finally began. "You said to set the Reach ablaze. We did. I will not deny and you're likely to find it out one way or an other and Id appreciate it if it would be correct in that case. I Impaled and I alone hordes of men on the battlefield, in the provinces and on the homesteads. My brother had no part in this. Fear is a powerful tool and I utilized it to the fullest. Impale one man and it is torture. Impale a thousand and you breed fear M'lord. I am well aware a man in your position cannot approve of it and that is exactly why I did it. I did what a respected man couldn't. I breed fear for him so he can keep his hands clean. If that would warrant a painful death for serving you faithfully I will surrender myself at once. " Damon unbuckled his sword and held it up so that Lord Tywin could grab it and enact justice if he would seem it fit to do so.
Lord Payne, next to Lord Tywin listened proudly. Finally his sons did something he could be proud of. Giving their lives for loyalty. He glanced at his son, the squire and hoped he would learn a lesson or two.
After Ser Damon was ready with his plea he added. "Tales of your misdeeds have traveled quickly I already informed Lord Tywin on them. It is for him to pass the judgment."