Pardon me

A highly ranked official may issue a suspect a pardon just as one civilian pardons another civilian ; the latter which occurs thousands and even million times more frequently than that of a highly ranked official.  When a suspect of a crime is pardoned,  their alleged  trespasses of the law are forgiven and forgotten.  Ordinary people deal with dozens of pardons each and everyday. Business men spend ravishly in order to impress a vital client,  essentially lavishing the client in order to beg for a pardon; the pardon takes place because the businessman are taking up time in the clients day.  The client is impressed with the presentation and forgives the businessman for potentially wasting his time by not reassuring him by that point that he would be guaranteed a profit. When the deal occurs sides of equal magnitude the businessman make less of an effort to impress the client,  since the client is fully sure of his potential gains since the businessman are prestigious in what they do. Even people on an everyday level,  who need a lane to walk through when there isn't one and a confrontation with another human is necessary. One invades the space of another , sometimes breaching the touch barrier in order to get the others attention.  The person,  now violated, unsure,  and ignorant to the actions cause,  directs attention towards the one seeking a pardon. The violator now begs for a pardon,  sometimes heard as "pardon me" and hints toward what exactly is issue requiring another's attention may be. The person usually is then reassured, and usually volunteer instantaneously to assist the violator on his path, as well as reassure the violator no harm was done,  usually heard as "no problem."However if one is already in a safe environment and is unafraid of any danger from intrusion of personal space , it may not be necessary to expect or exercise pardons regularily,  as family is expected to be pardoned for the sake of love for another family member. They say each man is his own king, and is at the center of the universe and its an issue with most everyone,  not just kings and queens and presidents and dictators, but each and every one of us;  just as the dad inspects the future in-laws of their worthiness before full acceptance into his own kingdom.