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==What I Saw 2: Cross-Examination== | ==What I Saw 2: Cross-Examination== | ||
A grown | A grown man, eh? '''Press''' on the '''5th statement'''. Lamiroir says that the grown person was a man, a young man. She can hear a voice and never forget it, so she was certain that it wasn't LeTouse who spoke. It looks like a good testimony. When given the choice, you can say '''It's contradictory''', arguing that if it was a grown man what she heard, how could the man get away? There was no way he could have fit in the air vents. Saying '''It's pretty good''' doesn't penalize you in any way, other than having Klavier making fun of you (nothing new by this point) | ||
Klavier will say that there is another contradiction. The window Lamiroir saw through was closed, so she could not have heard the man speak. Therefore, what she had testified sounds quite dull for being decisive! Thus, Klavier requests that Lamiroir leaves the stand and Ema retakes it. The Judge takes it, unfortunately for you. | Klavier will say that there is another contradiction. The window Lamiroir saw through was closed, so she could not have heard the man speak. Therefore, what she had testified sounds quite dull for being decisive! Thus, Klavier requests that Lamiroir leaves the stand and Ema retakes it. The Judge takes it, unfortunately for you. |