Miles Edgeworth (
truthsnomiracle) wrote in
tvk2011-11-23 01:15 am
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[The following message is accompanied by a close-up image of a pair of round silver cufflinks with this design etched into them. They're apparently pinned to the end of a burgundy sleeve, and are small enough to make it unlikely that the design was hand-carved.]
While I can appreciate the craftsmanship of these cufflinks, I don't recall owning a pair like these. I have as little idea concerning how they came to be pinned to my suit as I do of how I came to be on this unfamiliar island. If anyone has seen a pair of silver cufflinks studded with a pair of half-carat garnets each or can shed light onto the origins of this pair, I would appreciate the lead.
While I can appreciate the craftsmanship of these cufflinks, I don't recall owning a pair like these. I have as little idea concerning how they came to be pinned to my suit as I do of how I came to be on this unfamiliar island. If anyone has seen a pair of silver cufflinks studded with a pair of half-carat garnets each or can shed light onto the origins of this pair, I would appreciate the lead.

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[How's your book-learnin' on the Fenian Cycle, Edgey ol' boy?]
I take it you only arrived today?
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Might you be the same Diarmuid that Issei Ryudo mentioned in our conversation this afternoon?
I am indeed a new arrival.
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That's correct, I would assume. Is there anything I can help you with?
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Though I have experience with the Dark Hour, Shadows, and Personas, I am no closer to understanding the method or reason to our arrivals here than I was months ago.
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As the Dark Hour is mentioned -- presumably the same phenomenon Ada Lovelace claimed occurred at midnight -- a clear flicker of unease passes through Edgeworth's eyes. If he has further questions, something
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I don't suggest confronting them alone. One would surely be difficult to fight, both both at once may well be nearly impossible.
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I'm not a fool, Diarmuid. I am a prosecutor; it is the police who are skilled in combat. [Franziska notwithstanding.]
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I apologize if this is a foolish question, but what exactly is a prosecutor?
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WHAT.
Congratulations, Diarmuid, you just
made Pteryx upload a new userpic for this situationleft Miles Edgeworth completely and honestly dumbfounded.Really, that deserves an award.]
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Er... a lawyer, charged with arguing cases against the accused. Are you... unfamiliar with the concept of court?
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[Geez, Edgeworth, now you've embarrassed the guy.]
I'm not familiar with the concept as you seem to phrase it, no.
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...Essentially, the investigation and subsequent arrest of a suspect in a crime is only the beginning. The accused is then brought to court, where a prosecutor explains the evidence against the suspect while a defense attorney attempts to discredit the case, all under the supervision of a judge. Witnesses to the crime or to related circumstances are brought in and... questioned by the two lawyers in the process. In this way, a criminal's guilt can be proven beyond a shadow of a doubt, while those falsely accused can escape wrongful punishment.
[IS HE REALLY EXPLAINING THIS TO SOMEONE OVER THE AGE OF TEN.]
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[This is an attentively listening and generally fascinated twenty-five year old, Edgeworth. Go figure.]
I see. [THOSE WERE A LOT OF WORDS HE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND. Luckily Diarmuid was the opposite of an idiot--he got the general idea.] An interesting concept. I'd never heard of such a thing until now.
[At least he knew not all disputes were settled by duels to the death now.]
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[video] Keywords.
[video] poor, poor Edgeworth.
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