[Video][Backdated to yesterday morning]

[samriprosecutor]

[Edgeworth's sitting in front of the computer in his home office. Behind him can be seen his daemon, sitting on her haunches before his wall of books and peering at the spines.

[dryly, Edgeworth addresses the camera.] If anyone has any suggestions for hiding a rather conspicuous and intimidating tiger from the general populace I'd be delighted to

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[atomsandworlds]

You'd be surprised what people don't notice.

[samriprosecutor]

I wouldn't be surprised if someone failed to notice this. I would be flabbergasted.

[atomsandworlds]

There's entire books filled with things people have failed to notice.

Do you ever get tired of being flabbergasted?

[samriprosecutor]

By all rights, I shouldn't. It doesn't happen often enough for me to get tired of it.

...But yes. Unspeakably so.

[atomsandworlds]

Tigers could roam the streets daily, and nobody would even notice. And that's what hurts, more than the tigers ever could. Because it reminds us that for all the time that's passed, some things don't change.

[samriprosecutor]

Too true. And all too often it's the things that most need to that refuse to change.

[atomsandworlds]

To create something new, the old must be destroyed. Big ideas are planted like sycamore trees. They're very seldom felled.