My lord,
Truly, the crime I have now committed is too great for words. Though I must no doubt be cast deep into the Infidel’s pit for my horrid indiscretions, I do by writing this wish to appeal to your infinitely gentle nature. It is my sincerest hope that you can find within your generous heart some form of forgiveness for your miserable, will-less beast of a disciple.
On the eve of yesterday, as I descended from my tower in preparation for a necessary excursion into The City, that vile den of debaucheries, I came upon my auto-mobile in a state of some discontent. One of this wretched neighborhood’s Stygian inhabitants had, in a fit of blackest malevolence, positioned his own auto-mobile in such a manner as to make it impossible for me to wrench free of the accursed few square metres in which my own mechanical chariot was situated.
The hopelessness of the situation and the urgency of the mission I was to have undertaken combined to form in my mind a roiling, brewing cloud of madness and hysteria, one which consumed my person in such a frightful manner I fear I may never be the same. My right hand, which held the metal key to my chariot, found itself raised and, as if by a force of will not my own, proceeded to scrape a small line in the corner of the goblinoid’s auto-mobile. The sudden sound and movement of a chariot passing to my left broke my reverie long enough for me to regain control of my faculties, unfortunately permitting my conscience to realize the hideous extent of the damage I had wrought. A white line, easily two milli-meters in length!
Horrified, I ran back to my tower, whimpering and crying, begging the higher authorities for mercy in the face of my heinous infraction. As I threw my key on the dresser and prostrated myself upon the floor of my domicile screaming for redemption there it was, just as I remembered, burned into the air in front of my eyes, that most hoary of commandments: “Thou Dost Not Fucketh With A Man’s Auto-mobile.”
My lord, I shall not fail again. Next time I shall heed the commandments, I shall respect the rules, I shall let things follow their proper course, and I shall do the honorable thing. I shall burn his house down.
With greatest respect and reverence, I remain
Don Fnoonfo de Alcabab