Tell me what you know about Rosette's land's government after reading this. Also, plain old critique would be nice. Oh, and _ = new paragraph. Sorry for the inconvenience. I'm new here.
_"Rosette, where you headed?" Cerei asked, catching up with Rosette.
_"Oh, just the kitchens. My mother asked me to fetch a cup of tea for her, poor thing," Rosette replied.
_The pair were heading down a long hallway with cupid-like statues down the sides. On the ceiling was an elaborate scene carved into marble.
_"I'm sorry about that. She'll get better soon," Cerei said.
_"I bet," Rosette responded, not really sounding confident.
_"I wanted to tell you something," Cerei said, leaning in closer,"I heard some peasants talking about our government."
_"What do they have against chrysocracies?"
_"Well, I think it's that they dislike the people running it. They said the Seven Dukes as a whole are running a foolocracy."
_"As in governed by fools?"
_"I know, it's sedition at its worst! They even called us a snobocracy."
_"Well, I can see why they did that if Duke Malus is the only Duke they know," Rosette said, and the two giggled.
_"Now, really, don't you think their opinion is kinda important?" Cerei asked.
_Rosette realized she didn't know the answer. She knew her subjects are important, but they are just peasants. They don't know anything about politics, do they?
_"Well, I think they are necessary for keeping up the community and all, but who are they to challenge government?" She finally concluded, slowly.
_Cerei gave Rosette a surprised look and turned forward. She shrugged.
_"Anyways, I think that our government is set up a lot better then other lands."
_Rosette nodded, and Cerei continued.
_"Monarchies, in other lands, mean that one person commands everybody; that's not fair. Heptarchies balance things out by having seven people share the power. Plus, the most wealthy are picked. Wealthy people had to work their way up to richness. Therefore, they must know about hard work and getting what you deserve."
_As logical as this was, and Cerei does say many logical things, Rosette was quick to find a loophole.
_"Well, what if the Duke had just inherited the throne?"
_Cerei was not easily stumped. She fiddled with her hair.
_"Well then, it was the duty of the former Duke to teach his or her children into the right mind."
_"What about the Maluses? They're pretty 'snobby'."
_Cerei fiddled with her hair some more.
_"Well then, I believe you have me stumped. Good job," she said sweetly.
_Rosette blushed and nodded.
_The twosome were nearing the door that would take them to the kitchens. The door was smooth and grand; though mainly made of wood it was coated in a sheet of metal patterns that gave in an aura of greatness. Rosette wondered if she would deserve inheriting such a grand place. More, though, she wondered what it was like to not live in a grand castle.

