So what if I have to go to court? What if someone else gets sick, or sails the ocean, or dies, or gets convicted? Yes, these things must happen. In a universe this big, with so many people living together, bad things will happen to some people and not others. Your job is to come here and say what you should say. Handle these situations properly. Then someone says, "I'm going to accuse you of wronging me." Good luck with that. I've done my part. Whether you've done yours — that's for you to figure out. There's a real risk you might not even notice if you're failing.
What then must I be brought to trial; must another have a fever, another sail on the sea, another die, and another be condemned? Yes, for it is impossible in such a universe of things, among so many living together, that such things should not happen, some to one and others to others. It is your duty then since you are come here, to say what you ought, to arrange these things as it is fit. Then some one says, "I shall charge you with doing me wrong." Much good may it do you: I have done my part; but whether you also have done yours, you must look to that; for there is some danger of this too, that it may escape your notice.