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 Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 1:49 am
Sakasagami no Yura The Stolen Turnabout - Let's see, Ron admits he tampered with the crime scene by shoving Kane's body into his safe, and doesn't get punished at all for it?
He also confesses to stealing the first four treasures in Bullard's files as Mask*DeMasque. The "double jeopardy" excuse is bull; Phoenix never proved Ron wasn't DeMasque, he just proved Ron didn't steal the Sacred Urn. Again, Ronnie gets off scot-free.Recipe for Turnabout - Okay, Tigre slipped up in the end about knowing which bottle had the poison. That doesn't prove he was the one who poisoned Elg, Godot could have just claimed Tigre was indeed impersonating Phoenix in Maggey's first trial, in which case he would have know about the bottle anyway.Bridge to the Turnabout - Hey, way to murder Maya's mother and then try to pin it on poor Iris. a*****e.The Stolen Turnabout- true, the boy admited to being DeMasque after being acquited, but you forget one thing. Corroborating Evidence. The only thing that proved he was DeMasque was the trial and because of Double Jepordy you cant use any facts uncovered during that trial. Recipe for Turnabout- well i got the conclusion i was looking for so it worked out for me cool Bridge to the Turnabout- well if you recall they were both in on it from the begining. In order to save her daughter she sacrificed herself. In order to protect the main branch Iris was ready to go to prison.
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Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2008 10:47 am
Stolen - That's not how Double Jeopardy works. All it says is that if you're found innocent of a crime, you can't be tried for that same crime again.
Recipe - ...Maggey was the one on trial. She was found innocent.
Bridge - Why would Iris care about the main branch to the point where she'd sacrifice her life to save it? She hates spirit channeling and what the feud between her mother and aunt did to her family. I'm about 99% certain Godot and/or Misty guilt-tripped her into taking the fall to "pay" for what Dahlia did and planned to do (she'd already decided to live in solitude at Hazakura to atone for her "sins"), which is just beyond horrible.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 11:03 am
Sakasagami no Yura Stolen - That's not how Double Jeopardy works. All it says is that if you're found innocent of a crime, you can't be tried for that same crime again. Recipe - ...Maggey was the one on trial. She was found innocent. Bridge - Why would Iris care about the main branch to the point where she'd sacrifice her life to save it? She hates spirit channeling and what the feud between her mother and aunt did to her family. I'm about 99% certain Godot and/or Misty guilt-tripped her into taking the fall to "pay" for what Dahlia did and planned to do (she'd already decided to live in solitude at Hazakura to atone for her "sins"), which is just beyond horrible.sorry i thought thats how it worked, sweatdrop but again they would need evidence that proved he was demasque and they honestly had nothing other than his confession. All it proves is that he liked to admit to things he didn't do. since he didnt steal the urni wont respond to bridge since your probably right xd
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 8:02 am
Yura I'm about 99% certain Godot and/or Misty guilt-tripped her into taking the fall to "pay" for what Dahlia did and planned to do (she'd already decided to live in solitude at Hazakura to atone for her "sins"), which is just beyond horrible. I'm not sure about Misty guilt tripping her. The Feys, sans Morgan and Dahlia, are all pretty nice people, so I doubt Misty would try to guilt trip her. I do think that Godot manipulated the evidence, so to speak, and didn't tell Misty or Iris all the details. And yeah, he probably did guilt trip Iris, since he hates Dahlia so much. And he's an asshat.
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 8:59 am
Hey, hey, hey. Maybe Godot did guilt-trip Iris into working for him, but if he hadn't 'murdered' Misty Fey Maya would be dead right now. You say that Godot wasn't interested in protecting Maya and only interested in revenge: even so, would you prefer that he stood by and let her die because he knew it wasn't really Dahlia there?
I agree he's not that good of a prosecutor, but look back at Franziska, Payne and (dare I say it?) even Edgeworth in some places. Can you really say that any of them are as good prosecutors as Phoenix is a defence attorney?
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