Beauty and her minion make a bunch of vague statements about who's in the box as a "little lady," then don't open the box. Predicting it's the cat, because we already saw it in a box.
Damn you Kamila
"It was the other party in our deal who chose this location," imagine speaking this way in real life.
Somebody else saved Kamila from a death since the apartment, dun dun dunnnnnnn
"My father is gone," goddamn these people and their cryptic-ass replies.
Oh man, a "contraption" that leads to death five years ago, I wonder where this is going.
I know the question the game wants me to ask is why a similar contraption exists in the junkyard office, but I really just want to know why there's a loaded old-timey blunderbuss on the wall.
I guess we're working on Phoenix Wright logic where a one-year-old who accidentally kills someone is a first degree murderer, okay, I'm fine with that.
He packed her back into the trunk, but didn't take the book she was reading? What a monster.
I was sort of expecting a surprise core on Cabanela here, but I guess two surprise cores in a row is too much, even for this game.
It was his wife's birthday when she died. Incoming surprise ghost rule where you can revive someone five years ago if it was their birthday CONFIRMED.
You know, I'm willing to give this game a lot of leeway in anime logic, but after Phoenix Wright spent like 11 games drilling into my head that the police can super easily tell what gun fires a bullet, having Jowd hide his old-timey blunderbuss gun and turn himself in with his modern police gun is certainly something. Did they know all along? I don't know, they did talk about how he had a "fair trial."
Lynne discovers that a ghost might have killed Jowd's wife, and immediately shouts "So, the true perpetrator is still out there," as if it wasn't clearly established that ghosts die at sunrise. If my joke questions about time zones or traveling to the Arctic prove accurate so we can introduce an immortal evil ghost, I will retract this statement.
Wow, everyone sure is okay with Lynne just leaving when she was supposed to be arrested. I guess this is a casual police force, as long as you aren't on death row, they don't really care that much.
I enjoy how seemingly simple the solution to getting the little girl to call her father is, only for the mom to barge in and ruin it.
I know it won't, but I would enjoy it if the ending of the game involves the father just getting custody of the daughter because the mother is insane. I know it's going to end with everyone making up, that's how these things always end.
This is the second puzzle in a row that involves tipping a wall sconce.
Jesus Christ, the abuse we're putting this rat through.
Little girl calls her father. Problem: fixed.
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