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Godot now argues that the garden was pitch black and too dark for Iris to see the crime being committed, as none of the lanterns were lit. Godot will present the '''Stone Lantern''', which will be added to the Court Record. Shoot! He just blew off the contradiction with some explanations. | Godot now argues that the garden was pitch black and too dark for Iris to see the crime being committed, as none of the lanterns were lit. Godot will present the '''Stone Lantern''', which will be added to the Court Record. Shoot! He just blew off the contradiction with some explanations. | ||
The Judge will note the blood written on the lantern. Godot reacts as a shock, as he didn't see the writing on it. Just what's wrong with his eyesight | The Judge will note the blood written on the lantern. Godot reacts as a shock, as he didn't see the writing on it. Just what's wrong with his eyesight anyway? | ||
Iris will now testify her role as the accomplice for the crime. | Iris will now testify her role as the accomplice for the crime. | ||