Ace Attorney- Spirit of Justice (85) THEN WHO WAS SUS

[@renaipro2937]

The reveal about Pierce tampering with Sorin's notebook truly is horrifying. For Sorin, who is unable to retain any memories past the day he lost his sister to an accident he caused, that notebook was a lifeline. A way to move forward through life, even if his mind could create any new memories. But now he knows it was tampered with. We can assume Pierce probably tampered with it as far as he needed to in order make this whole murder plot work, but that would be little comfort to Sorin. Because he can no longer trust his notebook, the tool he had been using since the accident as a substitute for forming new memories. How utterly horrible, to see a book which seems to be written in entirely your own handwriting, and now not being able to truly trust ANYTHING written in it. Because any of it could have been tampered with by an outside party, for their own goals. Also, I like how the reveal about Sorin's amnesia makes you look at earlier scenes with him in this case in a new light. Several times that he seemed unusually absentminded (when Phoenix was shocked Sorin didn't recognize him as Ellen's lawyer)? Sorin genuinely DIDN'T recognize him. And there are several points where he flips through his notebook for a bit before answering whatever was asked of him. We now know that's him going back to the events he had written so he can see what his past self thought/did. And his whole panicked flipping through notebook animation is him frantically reading through his entries, trying to figure out if he might have missed a detail he wrote. It's real fun!

[@Sjors_]

The "Time travelers do exist, but you wouldn't understand" line is so clever. The first time you hear it you think he's just talking about some pseudoscientific idea, but now you know what he really meant. Oh, the poor guy...

[@TPrower]

The truth about Sorin’s condition, his anterograde amnesia, is so sad. It’s not just that he’s unable to make new memories, either. Imagine waking up every morning, and the last thing you remember is losing someone you loved. Not just that, but contrary to what we believed, he was the one who caused the fatal car accident. Every time he wakes up, he feels guilty over being responsible for his sister’s death…

[@JAnne_Bonne]

And worse still, the one way you can keep track of your life going forward (making detailed notes) is unfortunately something that can be very easily tampered with. I can only imagine how the panic attack he had felt when he found out someone else had been futzing around in there!

[@Rexaura888]

@@JAnne_Bonne Well there is one individual in whom he can trust, but she’s currently under suspicion of murder, and the other source he trusted more than her indicated that he shouldn’t trust her.

[@SamTheMarioMan]

What if 50 First Dates was a heartfelt drama instead of a comedy? That's basically Sorin's plight. Luckily, he doesn't have to start from scratch with his beloved, but still, it's really sad to think about the amount of precious moments he & Ellen spent together that he would inevitably forget. And that's not even mentioning how every time he wakes up, his sister's death just happened yesterday in his mind. Poor guy needs a hug. ...Speaking of 50 First Dates, it is frighteningly easy to imagine Adam Sandler as Larry Butz

[@JJ_R]

I always remember that one line Lucy said a few times; “Why couldn’t I have met you before the accident?” That’s basically the one difference between their situations. Also, if this trial was an Adam Sandler movie, Larry would be played by either Steve Buscemi or Rob Schneider.

[@simontravers2715]

Who’s the guy who played Shaggy in Scooby Doo? Him as Larry, *Like that’d go down so well dude!!*

[@JJ_R]

I could never imagine the struggle a person with anterograde amnesia has to go through. From that perspective, you go to bed tonight, wake up, and it’s several weeks/months/years in the future, with only supplementary material to tell you what you forgot. It’s what makes Sorin’s earlier words to Ellen so impactful; _“I’m… lost without you.”_ Right before he said that, Sorin asked Ellen for the location of some blueprints. Obviously, Sorin can’t write *everything* in that book of his. _Some_ important information is gonna slip through the cracks. And that’s where Ellen & *The Power of Love* comes in! Don’t forget to show your badge to everyone, and check their profiles often.

[@Druid-T]

I have minor memory issues (due to an injury as a child), and yeah, I would never wish what Sorrin (and real people with severe anterograde) has onto anybody. I still remember bits and pieces, so the idea that you don't have even that is horrifying, especially if you never get used to it

[@nickmathur5950]

17:10 A lot of other LPers suspected when they got to this part that it was brain damage from the accident that contributed to Sorin’s memory disorder, but when you consider that it actually came from the shock of losing his sister, it’s SO much sadder. Because it shows how important his sister was to him. Also, remember, Sorin’s injuries couldn’t have been as critical as his sister’s if he survived and she didn’t.

[@blazingamer2706]

This will be said a lot, but Sorin’s condition is known as Anterograde amnesia. It is a trauma induced condition that prevents a person’s ability to retain new memories. Unfortunately, there isn’t a known cure or therapy that relieve a person of their memory loss. One of the ways to slightly alleviate their situation is to do what Sorin has done, keep a notebook. It is extremely difficult to imagine how hard it can be for someone to live with this. How frustrating it can be to fall in love, but to forget that love every morning and having to constantly remind yourself that your love for this person is in you. This is Sorin’s reality.

[@nickmathur5950]

23:28 Think about this too, it’s pretty clear at this point how much these two love each other, which means for that to remain the case from day to day, Sorin probably has a huge description of Ellen, such as her characteristics and everything he loves about her, written in his notebook. And he probably looks at it every day to remind himself of his love for her. You gotta really hand it to Sorin for moving forward, despite this disorder; stepping up into a huge role in his family’s company, getting married… I feel like a lot of people in these situations wouldn’t be mentally or emotionally ready for big leaps like that.

[@rmsgrey]

Ellen mentioned that Sorin already loved her before the accident, so the notebook only needs enough to update him on any changes.

[@chara2038]

Phoenix suspecting a torned notebook page that acts as a strangely perfect piece of evidence for his case? He matured!

[@tiniracoon]

Phoenix is still traumatized for the last time a diary with a torn out page was used as decisive evidence XD

[@toumabyakuya]

And this time around he found the perfect solution to knowing the contents of the tore page.

[@heavydonkeykong5190]

"Aw HELL NO! I ain't letting you get me disbarred another seven years!"

[@nickmathur5950]

45:10 Now that Pierce is under fire, and also knowing what we know now about Sorin’s memories, something from earlier may make a bit more sense. Pierce told us that Sorin ordered him to orchestrate a second reception to make it look like Ellen’s crime never happened. But when we confronted Sorin about it, he didn’t seem to know what we were talking about. So it’s possible that either Sorin didn’t write down why the reception was held twice, or Pierce tampered with THAT part of the notebook as well by tearing out the page. Or, it’s possible that Pierce wasn’t acting under Sorin’s orders at all, and came up with and orchestrated the second reception by HIMSELF in order to buy time while he tried to get rid of the body of the victim he had just killed, or something like that. And he knew that if it wasn’t written down in Sorin’s notebook, Sorin would just take it as fact if he was confronted about it. He was trying to cover up his OWN crime.

[@spritegoblin4750]

Gotta say, i was waiting until i finished my own playthrough of Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice before I would let myself watch you play. I couldn't wait, and listened to you play chapters I've completed just a day or two ago before having to cut myself off before i watch you pass the point i was at. Not only was it a great idea to wait to start playing until i did, because you got through the big chapter of this game just before i had and i would have died if i had to wait to see your reactions. I had just started this chapter right about when you did, and genuinely: your voice acting for Ellen made me fall in love with her character. The direction you went with her: "Wh- WHAAAAAAAT??" Is so charming that whenever she would do it after my playthrough i had to try to mimick it myself. Its so fun. Your character voices are so fun! Felt as if this was kind of an overdue comment, as ive been subscribed since THH, but yeah! You're the best!

[@mikejm594]

A page torn from a different book. This time, a different outcome happens. Despite the second trilogy is not as interwoven as the first, it seems that Phoenix learned from the first time around.

[@Shadowninja8]

Omg i get it now. earlier on when sorin was freaking out about not knowing where his book was. It was because pierce had it and was writing in it. It all makes sense

[@sarafontanini7051]

and here we find out the titular TUrnabout TIme Traveller isn't Ellen, it's Sorin and if Pierce Nichody did rewrite Sorin's notebook, that's insanely cruel and evil to do a man with his condition

[@diesakuma367]

What I like is that when sorin is testifying, he is always looking at the book, implying that he has this condition Also, I like that this ties to the title of the case Time traveler - cause technically he is I love this twist Also, it is really tragic if you think about it

[@YabukiShingo4]

Imagine waking up, realizing you have forgotten years of your life, realizing you accidentally caused the death of a loved one and having to calm yourself to function in society. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY! Being knee-deep in grief EVERY SINGLE DAY... for THE REST OF YOUR LIFE! I seriously don't understand how can somebody function over that.

[@JJ_R]

@@YabukiShingo4 It helps to have strong, emotional support, like in the form of your true love.

[@YabukiShingo4]

@@JJ_R If what they talked about was not "The Power of LOVE"... then this definitively is...

[@myboatforacar]

As someone who has also had (mostly temporary) anterograde amnesia myself for a period of months to years during chronic oxygen deprivation from undiagnosed severe sleep apnea in my 20s which nobody knew about, I was really looking forward to seeing this case and your reaction to it! (I accidentally spoiled it for myself) When you talked about Ellen putting up with Sorin at the beginning I was like 'hehe, yeah, you're not wrong 😅" I lost a few relationships to it as well since nobody knew about it. Hey, us brain-damaged folk all need to stick together 😁😉

[@beterbomen]

So people can recover from it? I'm not familiar with it. I hope there's still hope for people that suffer from this.

[@myboatforacar]

@@beterbomen Absolutely they can. It all comes down to the nature and extent of the injury and how the brain adapts by forming new connections (neuroplasticity is an amazing thing!). It comes down to a case by case basis, and there's so much we don't know that prediction is extremely difficult. As for me, I've mostly recovered, although I will likely never be 100% and other consequences besides the amnesia have stuck around. But because in my case it was from chronic oxygen deprivation, which was treated, my prognosis was always comparatively good. Yes, my heart too goes out to those who have not been so lucky. ❤

[@bekahmccue]

We love Ellen's ride-or-die attitude Using the fingerprint powder to view the page indentations is super clever, much less messy than a graphite rubbing too. Thankfully it's much simpler than most other instances of it, though admittedly I didn't have the problem you did of it not registering As we were gearing up to claim someone else wrote in Sorin's notebook, I literally said out loud at the same point you (possibly the same moment you reacted to at 39:45) "Oh right... Pierce had the notebook for an undisclosed amount of time..." and oooooooh boy about 50 different hints fell into place for me

[@graveyardsmash2711]

I know a lot of people have been hard on Sorin for testifying against his wife, but honestly given how many of his memories may or may not have been tampered with, and his condition… I feel nothing but sympathy for the guy. It's only natural he begins to doubt his memories and his bride slightly based on what police believe. The guy has to be told everything and just take it at face value. :(

[@AdamEspersona]

When in doubt... _the butler did it!_

[@michaelgunnels9694]

It's always the butler regardless

[@BigFearedBalloon]

"Are you serious? We saw you stab him!" (Studio C's Blame it on the Butler sketch is comedy)

[@SamTheMarioMan]

Funny enough, this is the first case in the entire Ace Attorney series where the butler actually did it! (Shelly de Killer in 2-4 doesn't count, since he wasn't actually a butler, it was just a front)

[@heavydonkeykong5190]

A broken clock is indeed right twice a day - it was bound to happen eventually.

[@beterbomen]

The butler did it?! It seems so! On a lighter note (slightly lighter, anyway), I like to immagine Sorin and Ellen holding hands while lying in the infermery. They didn't even wake up, it was just a subconscious thing.

[@LadyJuse]

What's cool is if you look at the two entries on the page - the D's are different.

[@EternalFireLynx]

Sorin has a condition where the last thing he can remember is the accident that caused his sister's death. And if that wasn't traumatic enough, now his memories (that he's been writing down) have been tampered with. I cant even imagine what that must be like.

[@TheBrodRoad]

I don’t know why, but Sorin’s panicking about which memories are true or false reminds me of that Batman Animated Series two-parter of Two-Face’s origin story where, in the end, Batman throws a ton of quarters to distract Two-Face during a decision coin flip and Two-Face completely freaks out about being unable to decide without his coin.

[@ImperfectXIII]

Bro's like Drew Barrymore in the Adam Sandler movie "50 First Dates".

[@nickmathur5950]

20:33 Yeah, it’s crazy. It’s understandable even if he DIDN’T have this condition for Sorin to want revenge on Gloomsbury for what happened that day. But in his case, being constantly reminded of it over and over and with NO other good memories to latch onto as a distraction, it would ABSOLUTELY make sense for him to kill Gloomsbury, not just for his sister, but for himself as well.

[@nickmathur5950]

44:03 Also, you can probably understand why he was panicking so much when his notebook went missing, to the point where he was willing to get up out of a hospital bed to look for it… it was because he literally needs it to record every single aspect of every single thing he ever does.

[@alexjensen9490]

Originally I wasn’t too shocked about sorin’s condition. Now, that I’m watching you play as a spiritual “replay”, watching 50 First Dates really helped me realize what the heck anterograde amnesia is like and how sad it is.

[@simontravers2715]

@lucahjin When something smells, it’s usual the Butler

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Tampering with a person's memories too? If Nichody doesn't grow a black angel's wing during his breakdown, there will be another lawsuit... directed at Capcom.

[@kokokat06]

then again, if that happens it could also result in a lawsuit directed at capcom (by squenix)

[@Milksword]

I'm enjoying the series, your voice acting, AND your stupid humour! I'd actually forgotten a TON about this case, including the amnesia twist, so it's been really fun to refresh my memory (hehe) with these videos!

[@nickmathur5950]

41:43 So here we are with another classic case of, “My client is about to be free, but I’m not letting the trial end without pursuing the ENTIRE truth.”

[@michaelgunnels9694]

It's always the butler if all else fails always point to the butler

[@edmg7]

Huh, so this case is like a combination of 50 First Dates and Memento.

[@kevincullen13]

Throw in the 1994 Dana Carvey film Clean Slate for good measure.

[@edmg7]

@@kevincullen13sorry, I’m not familiar with that one. I just went with these two because one involves a couple getting together despite the amnesia and the other is about the amnesiac constantly writing things down while being manipulated by a killer.

[@kevincullen13]

@@edmg7 Haha, yeah it's an obscure one. A detective wakes up every day having forgotten his memory and listens to a tape recording to remind himself he is going to be testifying in an upcoming criminal case.

[@GameAlicornLuna]

I had a feeling that the notebook was tampered with after the memory thing came up. since Pierce had it the day before. I did not think of how much he could have tampered with. Who knows...maybe even the part about Sorin driving the car was tampered with.

[@SiberianNinja-Jin]

Jeez Sorin. So in a way, it's a form of "time travel" but in such a tragic way. Hmm, and look who we suspecting now. Always! Getting the popcorn ready for next time. XD

[@Spatu10]

Yeah the fingerprint powder is particularly touchy in this game for some reason

[@BigBadWolfParty]

We love your humor! Thanks for brightening our days!

[@stegsjenga5088]

You were on great form in this one Lucah! Good to hear 🙂

[@bluepikminboi]

"The truth about poops!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@LexSchilperoord]

I do love the voice acting, but I also love when it gets interrupted for a spit take because Phoenix is thinking about Edgeworth's opening; keep up the good work!

[@psyminsezzthehypnotherapis356]

"I struck an_ killed Dumas" Phoenix: "wUt Duz iT sAy?!?"

[@FatalHog]

I kind of like that at the end of this episode, Phoenix acknowledges that we dont have any reason outside of sus actions to assume that Nichody is the murderer. We lack proof, and thats a big deal. The reason why i think that is kind of cool is the fact that it is rather often in cases where the whole point is to get the one person to the stand that DID do it, and thus be the suspect, but were effectively circumventing that idea because, while we the players basically know at this point he is the only person who could of done it, that the people in the games are actually acknowledging it. Also, the fact is that this has happened so often that both Phoenix and Edgeworth have to acknowledge this possibility.

[@aun_el3247]

Nah, that fingerprint powder thing was odd for me too. Was very finicky with accepting the correct amount of powder.

[@OKIGorgon]

So Pierce is going on the stand? I wonder if we get my favorite testimony in the next video, or one after that.

[@bruschetta7711]

Wow what a rollecoaster of emotion for just one guy Not just amnesia, but memory loss caused by a traumatic incident he caused, if that wasn't enough he has to now worry if he's really Sorin afterall as his memories could have been tactifully changed to be something he wouldn't usually do, but since they are written he always assumed were true

[@angelgoldennight]

OMG I think that's not sorin's handwriting.... Remember who we gave the notebook to after Maya dropped it the blood 😮

[@nickmathur5950]

18:41 It’s crazy when you think about it. And it’s why the second half case of this case is MUCH better than the first. While in the first one, we came up with a somewhat reasonable explanation as to why time travel doesn’t exist, we learned in this part that it DOES exist, in a much different way. But it may explain why he’s so quiet and reserved, because he’s either constantly reminded of the day he lost his sister, or his mind is literally a blank slate every time he wakes up (or both.)

[@babzknowsit3640]

I just wanted to let you know. I remember The Rockoteer. I saw it when I was younger too😂😂😂😂

[@Riomy13]

The most unrealistic thing is that Sorins notebook was used since Mai last year, used for writing down very detailed information of every single day and he also frequently ripped out pages - and it still wasn't full. xD

[@FrankenXANA]

The Queen of Ace Attorney, Lucahjin! :) The King of Five Nights at Freddy's, Markiplier! XD I think the culprits have been either the hot bois of the cases, or the most outrageously dressed ones, personally. I would not call the "tiger man" who masqueraded as Phoenix from T&T attractive. Win this case Lucah! With the Power of Love! XD

[@Mathamus1]

That notebook looks way too thin to have lasted as long as it has to be honest. he was using it before the accident and has been tearing pages and noting down memories from it since the accident that was about a year back. Sorin either has the smallest handwriting in the world or that book has an infinite pages cheat. that Aside, Sorin might be on of the most tragic characters in Ace attorney in a way. constantly reliving the same pain over and over. although at the very least, there may be some solace that he doesn't remember the pain he's been through. I really like him and Ellen. the love they feel for each other despite the hardships is so touching.

[@morgancrabtree6248]

Late reply but maybe he has loose paper that he puts in there. Or maybe it's got small clippable rings like normal three ringed binders and the like that can add more paper.

[@davidmcgill1000]

Might just start a new notebook when it's full and file away the previous for future review.

[@Mathamus1]

@@davidmcgill1000 but we know this is the same notebook as before the incident. it's stated ingame that it has the invention idea stuff from before that.

[@lazaroskarmaniolas7410]

Lucah's frustration is so funny! XDD Sorry for laughing, Lucah! But it's so hilarious!

[@ZeraSilvaFenritTheOokami]

So the butler did it such a old accusation!

[@meganmartin3373]

Lucah timed a break correctly?!!?! Well if that isn't worth a like, I don't know what is!

[@timothybell9348]

Handwriting analysis might not have a lot of weight in real-life courts, but in a situation like this handwriting analysis 100% would have been called for - all you have to do is prove that more than one person was writing in the notebook in order to demonstrate that it may have been tampered with. You don't need to prove whose handwriting it is at all.

[@CorynSilver]

I can't say i ever struggled with the finger print powder, but i also empty THE ENTIRE bottle and cover the entire item before blowing it. you seem to be more lenient and miss pixels, which the game doesnt like i guess.

[@alexcelticw]

45:39 looks like Team Sprocket is blasting off again

[@sonicinfinity1871]

Hey, Lucah, you’re super close to the end, so I think you can do the final part in just one more episode. One those hour-long ones.

[@michaelgunnels9694]

Yeah I think the next part will end it

[@Thewindmaker25]

It's too bad Athena kinda got left behind in this case, but ooooh boy... She would've been OP in this case if she had joined!

[@liegegaia8376]

Imagine if we did a Mood Matrix on him and there's zero emotion in his testimony, because he has no memory of the incident and is basically just reading from a book

[@fierytigergaming8112]

@@liegegaia8376 That's probably why they didn't bring her in - it would've been easier to guess right away

[@TigerNightmare]

Remember Sammy Jankis.

[@DigitalxGamer]

Man, I do like this case, but the one thing I can't stand about it is that whoever wrote it had no idea how to write Edgeworth. This is the most out of character he's ever been

[@clementinekitten8305]

he's not great in dual destinies either. you think he'd have just a little more sympathy prosecuting a person accused of murdering their parent as a child with no clear recollection of having done so.

[@undeadgold3940]

​@@clementinekitten8305Eh, the issue isn't that he's being unsympathetic to people. That's a pretty normal edgeworth trait. The issue is he's constantly trying to push a guilty verdict in this trial and get it over with when he desires to figure out the truth more than anything

[@toumabyakuya]

@@undeadgold3940 However, remember that now he is the High Prossecutor and that possition is very busy. He shouldn't be prossecuting at all because that takes a lot of time from his already pretty busy schedule, so he wants things to end as soon as possible.

[@clementinekitten8305]

@@undeadgold3940 that's a good point, too. definitely very noticeable in this case

[@lazaroskarmaniolas7410]

​@@clementinekitten8305 "If you're going to say you would choose death, that is of no concern to me" Edgeworth has always been callous with his witnesses, even after he "changed".

[@brodyc4tJR]

50 first dates moment

[@NightmareFueler]

Sorin: Pierce Nichody! You were behind all this!? Pierce: Yes, it was I! My machinations lay undetected for years, for I am a master of deception! Lucah: areyoukiddingme.png But in all seriousness, now most of Sorin's behavior makes way too much sense. It's not that he didn't think to question the second reception, it's that he literally couldn't. And him seeming so cold to Ellen? Why he didn't seem willing to say anything in her defense at any point? He probably couldn't even remember most of why she was so important to him, let alone what happened at the chapel. Still doesn't change that he acted like a complete ass to us when we were trying to help his wife, but I can forgive most of it now. And yeah, they were saving the stained pages for this moment, which was why they never brought it up until now. All my screaming over why they weren't acknowledging it has officially paid off.

[@kevincullen13]

45:40 Random fact about The Rocketeer. It shares the same director as Captain America: The First Avenger. Interestingly, both movies actually have many comparable features such as the time period setting and plot structure.

[@Haradin32]

that was scarface, wasn't it? I've never seen the godfather

[@thecuza9716]

"I have memory problems too." That's just called being a Twitch streamer. They're all like that.

[@chelsea-chee]

12:50 This part made me laugh so hard. Or at least I was holding it back as I’m currently watching this while at work. 😂

[@liegegaia8376]

Gotta say, I'm slightly disappointed that Pierce is turning out to be the bad guy after all. Aside from how obvious it was thanks to the small cast of this case (there's really only one person it could be while still letting Ellen and Sorin have a happy ending), he would've made a really interesting morally grey character as a guy who lied and covered up the crime simply out of a desire to protect the Sprocket family. But his actions will become a lot more selfish if we are about to find out it was all done as part of his own murder plan.

[@RinJackson]

I'm wondering: if Sorin's notebook has been manipulated as it appears to have been, are the feelings he has for Ellen real? And for that matter, what would be the reason for it?

[@sarafontanini7051]

there is a rocketeer comic series c:

[@ZenoDLC]

Can't you just tap "Blow" to blow the fingerprint dust?

[@JordiAran]

It was a head injury, but i'm not happy about it

[@GoatAndDog]

Because I don't know where my styluses are when I use these devices I use those ear cleaning things (the ones they tell you not to use for that)

[@morgancrabtree6248]

Late reply but do you mean Q-tips?

[@GoatAndDog]

1 hour isn't late and yes I do mean that But I call them cotton buds so to avoid regional name confusion I decided to use that description,

[@morgancrabtree6248]

​@@GoatAndDogFair enough.

[@davidmcgill1000]

I'd hope the stylus is still in the dedicated stylus space within the 3DS.

[@GoatAndDog]

When thinking I had the habit of chewing pens I managed to get over it but they don't fit in the slot anymore.

[@luketeddymh]

Lucah's blowing skills are lacking.

[@nateisawesome766]

You need to play the remake of ttyd. I'm begging you 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@marta-hn7ly]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@KlaviceGavin]

Be sure to give you know who a dude-bro accent, it’s pretty funny if you do.

[@ekimmak]

43:00 Don't worry Lucah. My inner Ibuki voice was going "Well, he has to have done it. You can't be that creepy a butler and not be a culprit."

[@crosscutsart]

0:25 The truth about Poops? Wait when did this turn into the Thousand Year Door LP?

[@luxrayblast]

1:31 When have witnesses EVER given fully true testimonies, Edgeworth? How many times have Phoenix, You, Apollo or Athena had to wrangle the truth from Witnesses, Culprits & Judges alike? The only reason I throw in the Judge & Verity is because only Miles had to wrangle testimony & truth from them.

[@JJ_R]

Apollo had one witness that was truly honest, and that was Spark Brushel.

[@Rexaura888]

Spark Brushel

[@luxrayblast]

@@JJ_R Wait, really? But, Apollo still presents Evidence to contradict his statements in court.

[@JJ_R]

@@luxrayblast Honest doesn’t mean accurate. The tutorials always tell you that it’s not just lies to find contradictions to, but faulty memories & false preconceptions. Spark Brushel’s testimony is only the latter.

[@luxrayblast]

@@JJ_R ah. ok.

[@toumabyakuya]

37:40 It is no different from the original one, you are just bad at it.

[@ekimmak]

46:20 "How could this get any worse?" Why would you say that?

[@toumabyakuya]

36:25 Gal, there's a message at the top of the page and at the bottom, why did you not think that there would be more in the middle?

[@DestinyTrioInc]

Yeah, but like, none of the other messages actually matter, all you should *need* to find is the confession

[@toumabyakuya]

@@DestinyTrioInc However, she is still criticizing the game for her own lack of skill.

[@DestinyTrioInc]

@toumabyakuya god, you're so needlessly rude. It's actually just bad design, but, go off.

[@toumabyakuya]

@@DestinyTrioInc How am I being rude?