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Topic	Wifebolo plays Ace Attorney Trilogy [progressive spoilers]
Llarian 03/18/21 10:19:28 AM #473:	Case 5-5 - Turnabout for Tomorrow OKAY - been playing for a while, just not writing up for whatever reason. We poke around the Robotics lab, looking for clues. We collect various items related to Dr Cykes' research. Phoenix returned to law right around the Blackquill case, we're pretty determined to end the dark age of the law [oooOOooo~]. We speak to Athena in the Detention Center and learn she was in the Space Museum the day before the HAT-2 was scheduled to launch. She mentions being unconscious and missing large portions of the action surrounding those days. Athena has sad memories of Dr Cykes caring more about the robots than her - when Phoenix protests, she mentions the Moon Rock Earring, as well as Widget, given to her by her mother. Athena reminisces about growing up around Ponco and Clonco, interacting with them and literally bandaging them when they got damaged. Dr Cykes fixed them in no time, and as a little girl, Athena often thought her mother would do the same if she was ever hurt [not really seeing the difference between herself and robots, but I guess if her only friends are them and Junie...]. The characters have settled on negotiating with the person holding the hostages, Aura Blackquill. They have agreed to restage the trial from 7 years ago. Athena talks about how clearing Simon's name was her inspiration to become a lawyer - she felt so powerless when she testified on his behalf during the trial 7 years ago, so she wanted to change that. Simon used to be so kind, she said. I'm intrigued!! Fulbright busts in and tells us all the courtrooms are taken, so we can't hold a trial. Phoenix remembers that not all the courtrooms are taken - and decides to stage this trial in the exploded courtroom shell. You know, for that open air, natural light look. How is all that gonna go down? We'll have to see, tomorrow! --- Whenever you are about to find fault with someone, ask yourself...: What fault of mine most nearly resembles the one I am about to criticize? -Marcus Aurelius <cite>Llarian posted [p:951841154] in Wifebolo p... [t:78621198]...</cite> <quote>Case 5-5 - Turnabout for Tomorrow OKAY - been playing for a while, just not writing up for whatever reason. We poke around the Robotics lab, looking for clues. We collect various items related to Dr Cykes' research. Phoenix returned to law right around the Blackquill case, we're pretty determined to end the dark age of the law [oooOOooo~]. We speak to Athena in the Detention Center and learn she was in the Space Museum the day before the HAT-2 was scheduled to launch. She mentions being unconscious and missing large portions of the action surrounding those days. Athena has sad memories of Dr Cykes caring more about the robots than her - when Phoenix protests, she mentions the Moon Rock Earring, as well as Widget, given to her by her mother. Athena reminisces about growing up around Ponco and Clonco, interacting with them and literally bandaging them when they got damaged. Dr Cykes fixed them in no time, and as a little girl, Athena often thought her mother would do the same if she was ever hurt [not really seeing the difference between herself and robots, but I guess if her only friends are them and Junie...]. The characters have settled on negotiating with the person holding the hostages, Aura Blackquill. They have agreed to restage the trial from 7 years ago. Athena talks about how clearing Simon's name was her inspiration to become a lawyer - she felt so powerless when she testified on his behalf during the trial 7 years ago, so she wanted to change that. Simon used to be so kind, she said. I'm intrigued!! Fulbright busts in and tells us all the courtrooms are taken, so we can't hold a trial. Phoenix remembers that not all the courtrooms are taken - and decides to stage this trial in the exploded courtroom shell. You know, for that open air, natural light look. How is all that gonna go down? We'll have to see, tomorrow! --- Whenever you are about to find fault with someone, ask yourself...: What fault of mine most nearly resembles the one I am about to criticize? -Marcus Aurelius</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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