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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies/Episode 3: Turnabout Academy/Trial, Day 2 (edit)
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'''Press''' on the '''fourth statement'''. Means repeats that he couldn't have left the stage during this time. There is nothing more you can do, so when the judge asks if you accept the witness's claim, select '''Yes, I accept it'''. However, you have another objection. If Prof. Means didn't move from the stage, then everyone was wrong about the '''Crime scene'''. When asked where the crime was committed, '''present''' the stage. It is strange that there was no blood at the crime scene, except for one item. '''Present''' the '''school banner'''. However, the cause of death was blood loss, and there was only a trace amount on the school banner. If so, then there must have been something else to soak up the blood. '''Present''' the Gavinners banner on the ground. | '''Press''' on the '''fourth statement'''. Means repeats that he couldn't have left the stage during this time. There is nothing more you can do, so when the judge asks if you accept the witness's claim, select '''Yes, I accept it'''. However, you have another objection. If Prof. Means didn't move from the stage, then everyone was wrong about the '''Crime scene'''. When asked where the crime was committed, '''present''' the stage. It is strange that there was no blood at the crime scene, except for one item. '''Present''' the '''school banner'''. However, the cause of death was blood loss, and there was only a trace amount on the school banner. If so, then there must have been something else to soak up the blood. '''Present''' the Gavinners banner on the ground. | ||
There was also a large pool of blood in the art room. When asked what used to transport the blood to the art room, '''present''' the '''burnt fragments'''. Then, you are asked to explain the loud noise you heard during the mock trial. Another object was used to knock down the statues, '''present Lady Justice'''. But why would Prof. Means use the statue? Considering that the statue was moved during the mock trial, while Means was faking his alibi, the most logical explanation would be that he wanted to '''Point us to the body'''. This should explain everything, but Prof. Means asks one final question. If the body wasn't found until the next day, where was the body hidden? | There was also a large pool of blood in the art room. When asked what was used to transport the blood to the art room, '''present''' the '''burnt fragments'''. Then, you are asked to explain the loud noise you heard during the mock trial. Another object was used to knock down the statues, '''present Lady Justice'''. But why would Prof. Means use the statue? Considering that the statue was moved during the mock trial, while Means was faking his alibi, the most logical explanation would be that he wanted to '''Point us to the body'''. This should explain everything, but Prof. Means asks one final question. If the body wasn't found until the next day, where was the body hidden? | ||
Prof. Means goes further and claims that not only have you failed to defend Juniper, but also almost got her friend convicted, and that you are not worthy of your attorney's badge. You experience a past trauma, but Robin, Hugh and Juniper remind you of the good things you have done for them, Blackquill reminds you of someone that you were trying to save, and Apollo tells you the truth will always win against people like Means. After thanking everyone, you look back over the entire case. | Prof. Means goes further and claims that not only have you failed to defend Juniper, but also almost got her friend convicted, and that you are not worthy of your attorney's badge. You experience a past trauma, but Robin, Hugh and Juniper remind you of the good things you have done for them, Blackquill reminds you of someone that you were trying to save, and Apollo tells you the truth will always win against people like Means. After thanking everyone, you look back over the entire case. | ||