Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations/Episode 3: Recipe for Turnabout/Part 1: Investigation: Difference between revisions

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→‎Trés Bien (2): So much for making sense. I'm almost confused.
m (→‎Trés Bien (2): Bit more depth on this weird character.)
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*'''Trés Bien:''' In English, Trés Bien means Very Good. Armstrong claims to be the chef here. He doesn't have enough hands now that Maggey's gone.
*'''Trés Bien:''' In English, Trés Bien means Very Good. Armstrong claims to be the chef here. He doesn't have enough hands now that Maggey's gone.


*'''What happened:''' Trés was at the kitchen when the murder occurred. He says he didn't see the other man at the table, thinking the victim was all alone. Armstrong wasn't alone of course, an old man said the same thing.
*'''What happened:''' Jean was at the kitchen when the murder occurred. He says he didn't see the other man at the table, thinking the victim was all alone. Armstrong wasn't alone of course, an old man said the same thing.


*'''Old man:''' There was another customer when the crime was committed. He says he saw the victim was sitting alone as well.
*'''Old man:''' There was another customer when the crime was committed. He says he saw the victim was sitting alone as well.
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