Pool finally couldn't out-argue Durin because he had to admit that lazy people indeed were unpopular, and there were plenty of lazy bones in the big cities, ones who would kneel and open their mouths to beg for alms.
Moreover, North Pharol was in need of reconstruction, and this land required better governance. He could only put away his mercy and begin to learn how to deal with those sly characters.
As a result, Pool was utterly unable to deal with these big guys; then news reached Durin, and Corleone's most incorrigibly naughty son taught these fellows with a whip what the water-soaked whip of Northernism meant for the likes of deceitful and slippery individuals.
For handling such people, Durin had another method: the confirmation of Big Orange. If they still resisted, Durin would put them through Strength—the Punishment Labor Camp welcomed all deceitful and slippery individuals. If they still talked back, Durin would slap on the lie detector.
