u/Rough-Bad1309

This has likely have been discussed already, so forgive me if this observation is somewhat rudimentary.

It occurs to me that aside from the importance of keeping one’s word, Wren’s first rule (“any chore you agree to do be must done and done well”) may have been to avoid Suvi accidentally wronging a witch, even in a fairly trivial way. It seems the consequences of wronging a witch are only partially in the witch’s control.

Given the gravity of reasons for the other rules, which are only revealed much later, this seems sensible to me.

Am I trippin’?