I was able to talk through my problems with Mr. Sholmes, so I must thank you for the guidance. Of course, it is still difficult to think that. . . we failed to solve two of the murders this weekend. It's hard to imagine that we could be wandering around talking to someone who helped kill Mr. Roxis or Miss Ulrika.
... Indeed. It saddens me greatly, as well—to think we failed to deliver them the justice they deserved. [ a small, quiet exhale. ] I can only hope they forgive us for it, and that those responsible come to light soon.
More than anything, I'm simply curious. It's obvious Suigetsu-san did this for his own selfish reasons, but I can't tell whether all three were really motivated by something awful.
If we'd done better at putting it together, we might have more insight in what's really happening here.
Yes. 'Tis not a power, exactly, but more of a tool. One that can pinpoint the most vital piece of evidence we have, or—in the instance of more than one case we must solve—tell us which one any given evidence is relevant to. I do believe it could aid us on what to focus on.
That seems quite useful indeed. I've since learned we were mistaken to think Mr. Roxis and Mr. Revali were tied together. . . perhaps your item would have helped us avoid that misfortune.
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[She taps her jaw, frowning.]
I am sorry for tossing you like that. I became so frightened for Sir Rochalizo's sake. . .
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[ He picks up the tea, cupping it in his hands. ]
Never you mind that. 'Tis preferable that you did if it meant giving him the advantage, even if I was caught terribly off guard.
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[ One of them obvious, probably. ]
Rest assured, I will be well. It is rough, I will not deny, but I've full intention of persevering 'til we finish what must be done here.
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How fare you as of late?
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[She smiles a little.]
I was able to talk through my problems with Mr. Sholmes, so I must thank you for the guidance. Of course, it is still difficult to think that. . . we failed to solve two of the murders this weekend. It's hard to imagine that we could be wandering around talking to someone who helped kill Mr. Roxis or Miss Ulrika.
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... Indeed. It saddens me greatly, as well—to think we failed to deliver them the justice they deserved. [ a small, quiet exhale. ] I can only hope they forgive us for it, and that those responsible come to light soon.
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If we'd done better at putting it together, we might have more insight in what's really happening here.
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That is much easier said than done.
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I suppose. . . you said something about having a power from the watchers? To examine a piece of evidence?
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Yes. 'Tis not a power, exactly, but more of a tool. One that can pinpoint the most vital piece of evidence we have, or—in the instance of more than one case we must solve—tell us which one any given evidence is relevant to. I do believe it could aid us on what to focus on.
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