...> was right in telling Xena that one needs evidence. At this point, there is no evidence that Meleager is innocent, but some very strong circumstantial evidence that he is guilty. Besides, how do we know Howar's brother (at least that is what he looked like) is telling the truth about Arbus? Why should Xena take his word over Arbus'? As I said, not a bad episode, but not ...

... He was right in telling Xena that one needs evidence. At this point, there is no evidence that Meleager is innocent, but some very strong circumstantial evidence that he is guilty. Besides, how do we know Howar's brother (at least that is what he looked like) is telling the truth about Arbus? Why should Xena take his word over Arbus'? As I said, not a bad episode, but not as good...