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Topic	Wifebolo's Ace Attorney adventure continues! [progressive spoilers AA5+]
Llarian 05/06/21 10:55:02 PM #53:	Special Episode: Turnabout Reclaimed Apparently the Center for Dangerous Animal Control suggested Orla be put down after the incident in which last year's trainer died. Shipley refused, and maybe he's been paying them off to keep Orla around? DePlume also thinks Dr Crab is shifty. Probably mutual. We pick up Pearls at the Agency so she can help us do some 'forensicking' and tell Apollo to shuffle some papers idk Not gonna lie to you, I love how little Apollo is in this case. After putting me through his first game, this is the proper reward I deserved. Orla's at the bottom of the pool and it's split, some water and some dry. Pearls starts spraying the luminol - we find some blood residue on the top of a large, pointy skull sculpture. There are also a couple spots of blood on Orla herself! All of a sudden, Orla ain't doin' too hot and you call for Dr Crab. He directs you on how to lift Orla out of the water using the stretcher and hoist combo. Dr Crab clears out her stomach - a few fish, a few fish skeletons, and a sizable, curious-looking pill. Dr Crab goes to seek additional help after assuring Pearls that the luminol didn't endanger the whale [she was worried]. Orla's right as rain again, so we put her back in the water and start filling up the pool. We talk to Marlon Rimes for a little bit - apparently the whale stretcher can be moved to the show stage but must be operated from the switch in the orca room. Marlon is pretty sure Sasha's innocent, but isn't sure about Orla. He describes a situation just days ago where Orla attacked Sasha, but we're pretty sure it was the lifesaver trick? ...Or was it? We admire a sign that Sasha made for the new show - it features a painting of the skull sculpture that we found blood residue on earlier. We mention this and Rimes is surprised that it's at the bottom of the orca pool, since it's supposed to be a prop for the new show. I guess Sasha was fighting with the Captain because she heard a rumor that she wouldn't be in the new show. Sasha very carefully made this new sign... but I noticed it definitely didn't escape the walking path of at least a couple of free-range penguins. Wonder when that's gonna come up. If you guys haven't seen the video clips of Wellington the rockhopper penguin from the Shedd Aquarium here in Chicago, treat yourselves. They filmed him last year wandering around the aquarium looking at all the different signs and exhibits. He is the same age as I am [33] and so far has lived about 3x as long as the average rockhopper penguin. What else will we find at the show stage? See you tomorrow! --- Come on, John darling, they won't boo me. -Sybil Thorndike <cite>Llarian posted [p:953641837] in Wifebolo's... [t:79369912]...</cite> <quote>Special Episode: Turnabout Reclaimed Apparently the Center for Dangerous Animal Control suggested Orla be put down after the incident in which last year's trainer died. Shipley refused, and maybe he's been paying them off to keep Orla around? DePlume also thinks Dr Crab is shifty. Probably mutual. We pick up Pearls at the Agency so she can help us do some 'forensicking' and tell Apollo to shuffle some papers idk Not gonna lie to you, I love how little Apollo is in this case. After putting me through his first game, this is the proper reward I deserved. Orla's at the bottom of the pool and it's split, some water and some dry. Pearls starts spraying the luminol - we find some blood residue on the top of a large, pointy skull sculpture. There are also a couple spots of blood on Orla herself! All of a sudden, Orla ain't doin' too hot and you call for Dr Crab. He directs you on how to lift Orla out of the water using the stretcher and hoist combo. Dr Crab clears out her stomach - a few fish, a few fish skeletons, and a sizable, curious-looking pill. Dr Crab goes to seek additional help after assuring Pearls that the luminol didn't endanger the whale [she was worried]. Orla's right as rain again, so we put her back in the water and start filling up the pool. We talk to Marlon Rimes for a little bit - apparently the whale stretcher can be moved to the show stage but must be operated from the switch in the orca room. Marlon is pretty sure Sasha's innocent, but isn't sure about Orla. He describes a situation just days ago where Orla attacked Sasha, but we're pretty sure it was the lifesaver trick? ...Or was it? We admire a sign that Sasha made for the new show - it features a painting of the skull sculpture that we found blood residue on earlier. We mention this and Rimes is surprised that it's at the bottom of the orca pool, since it's supposed to be a prop for the new show. I guess Sasha was fighting with the Captain because she heard a rumor that she wouldn't be in the new show. Sasha very carefully made this new sign... but I noticed it definitely didn't escape the walking path of at least a couple of free-range penguins. Wonder when that's gonna come up. If you guys haven't seen the video clips of Wellington the rockhopper penguin from the Shedd Aquarium here in Chicago, treat yourselves. They filmed him last year wandering around the aquarium looking at all the different signs and exhibits. He is the same age as I am [33] and so far has lived about 3x as long as the average rockhopper penguin. What else will we find at the show stage? See you tomorrow! --- Come on, John darling, they won't boo me. -Sybil Thorndike</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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