[Personally, Edgeworth did not care for people manipulating others' memories, but who was he to meddle in others' affairs if people voluntarily offered themselves up for such a procedure? In any case, his beliefs and opinions had no place in court. He was only interested in evidence - although from an intellectual point of view he was quite interested in seeing how the Sigmund Corporation cases would pan out.
A knock on his door makes him look up from his own assortment of files. He sets his folder aside and opens the door. When he sees who it is, he instantly recognizes her; she was rapidly becoming as much a fixture in the Prosecutor's Office as the prosecutors themselves.]
Why, thank you, Doctor. Is there...some sort of occasion?
[Obviously the drinks were not evidence for the most recent case - one involving a journalist who had begun to write libelous articles on the Sigmund Corporation after catching wind of the protests.]
no subject
A knock on his door makes him look up from his own assortment of files. He sets his folder aside and opens the door. When he sees who it is, he instantly recognizes her; she was rapidly becoming as much a fixture in the Prosecutor's Office as the prosecutors themselves.]
Why, thank you, Doctor. Is there...some sort of occasion?
[Obviously the drinks were not evidence for the most recent case - one involving a journalist who had begun to write libelous articles on the Sigmund Corporation after catching wind of the protests.]