Question

"I, your bishop, command it"

i) whom does 'your' stands for?
ii) why did the bishop 'command' the person?
iii) in this context who does the bishop want to support?
iv) what effect did it cause to the person he was addressing?

Answer 1

i) your stands for the sargant
ii)the bishop commanded this person to let the convicct go
iii)the convict
iv)the searggant was immediately slienced