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For these people, it means equality. It means that their future won't be determined by people who know nothing about them, and couldn't care less. Most of all, it means Freedom.
These people fight for justice. They ask for nothing but a fair government. And although they won't openly admit it (treason is a very deadly crime!), they do not feel that the ruling government is fair, or just.
The people you see here have pledged to do all that is in their power to acheive justice...
...And they are determined to get it.
They have chosen a wolf as their symbol, as they know- when a wolf is cornered, it will fight to the death. They feel that they are cornered by injustice, and - just like wolves - are willing to fight to the death for their cause.
Members are not required to bear the emblem on their chests - they might be accused of treason. The important thing is that they bear it in their hearts.
The Justice Warriors have taken red and brown as their ruling colors. The red stands for the blood they have shed for injustice, and for blood that they are willing to shed in order to acheive justice - for their children at least, if not for themselves. The brown stands for the land that they are unjustly tied to, with hope that it will not always be so.
And hope is, indeed, all they have left. Their public leader, Dare, has given them much to look forward to. Dare is officially in charge of the Justice Warriors. However, every one of the Warriors knows just as well as he does that he is not really the decision maker. The people who are actually behind it all cannot differentiate themselves from the pack, lest they be tracked down and hunted like wolves. Anyone who has pledged loyalty to the Warriors knows who they are; but they would not say so for their lives.
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