Coupled with the fact that the immigrants are permitted their own laws and customs, are said to contribute to the city's high crime rate, and are allowed to remain neutral in the Skyrim Civil War, some think that the immigrants are more of a burden to Nord society than a benefit and that Ulfric should start imposing heavier taxes on them as compensation. Some argue that the immigrants are allowed their own self-governing factions, and so should develop and police their own communities without relying on the Nords' resources. The Nord populace consider providing shelter within the city and allowance of the immigrants' own individual liberties as charitable. When Windhelm rebelled against the Empire during the Skyrim Civil War, many Windhelm locals believe that they have been too lenient. However, despite all of this, Belyn still has to live in the Grey Quarter. Likewise, the Dunmer Belyn Hlaalu is allowed to own a successful farm on the outskirts of the city where he employs an elderly Nord woman, and likewise shares the view that his kin need to stop complaining and work harder to make a home for themselves. She manages to attain a moderate amount of wealth and owns a stall in the market. Niranye, an Altmer citizen of Windhelm, implies that it is because the Dark Elves refuse to conform that they live in squalor like they do, rather than because of Nordic racism. The guards seldom patrol the Grey Quarter and their reasons vary, depending on the characters spoken to within the city.ĭespite the claims of Ulfric's racism towards anyone who is not Nord, High Elves seem to manage living in the city much better than the Dark Elves, despite the fact that the High Elves are the head of the Aldmeri Dominion. If the Imperial Legion takes over Windhelm, Brunwulf Free-Winter becomes Jarl, as a supporter of both the Dunmer and Argonians, he believes that the Argonians should remain outside of the city for their own safety,"because most of the folk in the city believe as Ulfric did, that outsiders should not be trusted." ĭialogue with Ulfric Stormcloak, Windhelm's current Jarl, reveals that he does not attend to the issues occurring in the Grey Quarter due to being too busy with the rebellion. A decree by Ulfric Stormcloak forbidding the Argonians from living within the city's walls also exists.
Īrgonians are also segregated from the Nord population and are forced to live at the Argonian Assemblage at the city docks. Some say that the Nords of Windhelm sequestered the Dunmer from the other citizens in this "Gray Quarter" in reference to the Dunmer skin color. Reasons as to why vary depending on who is spoken to within the city. After the eruption of Red Mountain, many Dunmer fled to Windhelm and settled in an area known as the "Snow Quarter." The area has since been renamed the "Gray Quarter," as all of the Dunmer have congregated in this area.
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