Depends on character but when I make a noble + paladin, I am playing the law, or at least someone how asserts as such. Kagha can acknowledge it too, though her validation is nice, not necessary.
Depending on dialogue options, as I see it Tav can basically become acting leader for the whole grove, on behalf of Halsin and the Emerald Enclave:
- Acting Arch-druid asks us to resolve internal security situation.
- Refugee leader out-sources to us the external security situation. At this point we are in actuality leadership.
- Emerald Enclave tenets are left in view to read. We have clear local guidelines.
- Absent Arch-druid's notes and diary are left in view to read, giving insight into popular leadership style.
Back to the children, Mol's antics could have jeopardized internal security, but realistically, not after Arabella's failure. Kagha takes care of making inner sanctum security really tight.
I'm not even sure how a Tav would tell someone like Mol off. She's street smart, but too immature to really understand dire consequences.
