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Maya, I would like to speak to you. Pearls, Trucy, you too.
If anyone knew Mr. Godot, I also would like to speak to them. I... I hadn't spoken to him very much before he--before he left, so I would like to find out more about him. Vash, maybe we can talk more about... about Edgeworth, as well.
Franziska--or any patrolmen, for that matter--I'd still like to learn more about what's happening with Maya. Not just as a lawyer, but... personally.
...
And Medusa, I have an important question to ask you.
[Private]
Dexter Grif. I don't believe I've ever talked to him. But... he was murdered. And this case is close to home--a little too close for comfort. I would like to investigate the case, but... there seems to be something missing from convincing me. Or, somebody. The only facts I've seen are the ones the patrolmen have announced to the public. I'll have to trust in them, for now. But, speaking of cases that hit close to home...
Maya. Maya Fey, my manager, or confidante, or friend. We knew each other back home, and even if I haven't spoken with her too much--she wouldn't have killed Godot. I know this, for sure. I... I have no evidence. I know nothing about this case. I've only known her for a few months. But I know she didn't murder Godot. And the most important thing on any defense attorney's side... is trust in their client.
But I hope this doesn't come to that. It's hard to believe that Franziska, the girl that I had been stuck with throughout a long, enduring week, might be the one to... prosecute Maya. I learned many things about Franziska during the week, but I still don't have any answers. I did, however, take a long shower after the week-and-a-half was over.
Godot... I barely knew you. Is this murder? Or a trick? I still had many questions to ask you--about Mia, about Maya, about yourself and... about us. I'll... stop by the monument that Kid mentioned. Even if he's not here, maybe he and I could share a cup of coffee.
... Or grape juice. I think... I'll need it.
On a lighter note, I'll have to watch out for Trucy and Hayate. As well as Kid. I don't want him to get into a fistfight again. Or... touch Trucy's... I'll have another talk with Kid, if it comes to that. And talk to his father, Shinigami. I think this is something only a parent meeting will fix. As for Trucy, well... they grow up so fast.
Just when I thought I found relative happiness with Medusa, this happens... a murder occurs, Maya's in trouble... I'd rather be stuck with Franziska for a year, if only this could have been prevented. How long will I stay on this island? A year? Two? Ten? In ten years, the person I'll be...
...
Now's not the time for this, Wright. It's time to start asking questions, and finally receiving the answers. For Maya.
If anyone knew Mr. Godot, I also would like to speak to them. I... I hadn't spoken to him very much before he--before he left, so I would like to find out more about him. Vash, maybe we can talk more about... about Edgeworth, as well.
Franziska--or any patrolmen, for that matter--I'd still like to learn more about what's happening with Maya. Not just as a lawyer, but... personally.
...
And Medusa, I have an important question to ask you.
[Private]
Dexter Grif. I don't believe I've ever talked to him. But... he was murdered. And this case is close to home--a little too close for comfort. I would like to investigate the case, but... there seems to be something missing from convincing me. Or, somebody. The only facts I've seen are the ones the patrolmen have announced to the public. I'll have to trust in them, for now. But, speaking of cases that hit close to home...
Maya. Maya Fey, my manager, or confidante, or friend. We knew each other back home, and even if I haven't spoken with her too much--she wouldn't have killed Godot. I know this, for sure. I... I have no evidence. I know nothing about this case. I've only known her for a few months. But I know she didn't murder Godot. And the most important thing on any defense attorney's side... is trust in their client.
But I hope this doesn't come to that. It's hard to believe that Franziska, the girl that I had been stuck with throughout a long, enduring week, might be the one to... prosecute Maya. I learned many things about Franziska during the week, but I still don't have any answers. I did, however, take a long shower after the week-and-a-half was over.
Godot... I barely knew you. Is this murder? Or a trick? I still had many questions to ask you--about Mia, about Maya, about yourself and... about us. I'll... stop by the monument that Kid mentioned. Even if he's not here, maybe he and I could share a cup of coffee.
... Or grape juice. I think... I'll need it.
On a lighter note, I'll have to watch out for Trucy and Hayate. As well as Kid. I don't want him to get into a fistfight again. Or... touch Trucy's... I'll have another talk with Kid, if it comes to that. And talk to his father, Shinigami. I think this is something only a parent meeting will fix. As for Trucy, well... they grow up so fast.
Just when I thought I found relative happiness with Medusa, this happens... a murder occurs, Maya's in trouble... I'd rather be stuck with Franziska for a year, if only this could have been prevented. How long will I stay on this island? A year? Two? Ten? In ten years, the person I'll be...
...
Now's not the time for this, Wright. It's time to start asking questions, and finally receiving the answers. For Maya.