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, 6 September 2017I played it and this one simplifies even more. Don't take it the wrong way but this method works better. I had to think about it first before giving it a go.
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Before you continue on the case, you put away the evidence you're not going to use in the court. Here's the following: Lotta's testimony, the second photograph, the compressor and the Gourdy article. | Before you continue on the case, you put away the evidence you're not going to use in the court. Here's the following: Lotta's testimony, the second photograph, the compressor and the Gourdy article. | ||
'''Move''' | '''Move''' to the Gourd Lake Entrance. | ||
==Gourd Lake Park Entrance== | ==Gourd Lake Park Entrance== | ||
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==Caretaker's Shack== | ==Caretaker's Shack== | ||
[[Image:PWAA_memo.png|right]] | [[Image:PWAA_memo.png|right]] | ||
It looks like Polly is still here. Why would the caretaker leave her? Examine the safe (the green box on top of the television on the right). You'll open it (automatically), and you'll find an anonymous letter saying, "Get your revenge on Miles Edgeworth…" Revenge? It also describes everything you found out about in court. It looks like a very great clue. The '''Letter from the Safe''' will be added to the Court Record. Move back to the Detention Center. | It looks like Polly is still here. Why would the caretaker leave her? Examine the safe (the green box on top of the television on the right). You'll open it (automatically), and you'll find an anonymous letter saying, "Get your revenge on Miles Edgeworth…" Revenge? It also describes everything you found out about in court. It looks like a very great clue. The '''Letter from the Safe''' will be added to the Court Record. | ||
'''Move''' back to the Detention Center. | |||
==Detention Center Visitor's Room== | |||
Maya tells Edgeworth about the class trial but he doesn't remember. '''Talk''' to Edgeworth: | |||
*'''Why prosecute?:''' Edgeworth tells you his point of view of the DL-6 Incident. He suffered oxygen deprivation, just like Yanni Yogi. The defense found Yogi innocent due to lack of evidence. Edgeworth then hated defense attorneys, which changed his mind and so he became a prosecutor instead. | |||
*'''Prosecutor von Karma:''' Edgeworth says he learned everything he knows from Karma, similar to you and Mia. Edgeworth says Karma has run nothing but perfect trials, and every defendant he went against was found guilty, despite some being innocent. Even if he had a weakness, he would do everything to make it go away. | |||
Present the '''Letter from the Safe''' to Edgeworth, who is shocked to see someone is taking revenge on him. It wasn't an innocent defendant he declared Guilty. The letter says, "Now is your time to get revenge on the two men who ruined your life." It probably means Edgeworth and Hammond. It also says "This is your last chance." Is it about the statute of limitations on the DL-6 Incident? Edgeworth thinks that if the caretaker got the letter and followed the instructions, he could be Yogi, the suspect of the DL-6 Incident. | Present the '''Letter from the Safe''' to Edgeworth, who is shocked to see someone is taking revenge on him. It wasn't an innocent defendant he declared Guilty. The letter says, "Now is your time to get revenge on the two men who ruined your life." It probably means Edgeworth and Hammond. It also says "This is your last chance." Is it about the statute of limitations on the DL-6 Incident? Edgeworth thinks that if the caretaker got the letter and followed the instructions, he could be Yogi, the suspect of the DL-6 Incident. | ||
*'''Yanni Yogi:''' Edgeworth tells you that as the air thinned on that elevator, Yogi was calling for help. When he came to, he soon found out that Yogi was questioned, and with his mental problems was found innocent. | *'''Yanni Yogi:''' Edgeworth tells you that as the air thinned on that elevator, Yogi was calling for help. When he came to, he soon found out that Yogi was questioned, and with his mental problems was found innocent. | ||
