Miles Edgeworth (
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I hear the train a-comin / It's rollin round the bend [ooopen]
CHARACTERS: Edgeworth and the Murderettes
LOCATION: The brig, yar har
WARNINGS: Edgeworth is an emo asshole
SUMMARY: So Edgeworth is in the brig on his own insistence for a murder he didn't commit. Come make fun of him! Throw things! Pay $2 for a bag of peanuts to feed him!
NOTES: Can happen between the 17th and the 20th. If you can't get him to talk, present: badge.
[Edgeworth doesn't look up when people come to see him. He just keeps looking at his hands, quiet and still; he says little. Still, he hasn't put in a request for no visitors, and he won't; it's less from a desire for company than from a desire for people to be able to see he's getting no special treatment. In the brig, like any other criminal, no matter that he was until recently the one guarding it.
He's in his suit still. He looks exhausted.]
LOCATION: The brig, yar har
WARNINGS: Edgeworth is an emo asshole
SUMMARY: So Edgeworth is in the brig on his own insistence for a murder he didn't commit. Come make fun of him! Throw things! Pay $2 for a bag of peanuts to feed him!
NOTES: Can happen between the 17th and the 20th. If you can't get him to talk, present: badge.
[Edgeworth doesn't look up when people come to see him. He just keeps looking at his hands, quiet and still; he says little. Still, he hasn't put in a request for no visitors, and he won't; it's less from a desire for company than from a desire for people to be able to see he's getting no special treatment. In the brig, like any other criminal, no matter that he was until recently the one guarding it.
He's in his suit still. He looks exhausted.]
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It's the true answer he gives.]
No.
[A shaky breath.]
But I did not commit this crime.
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Then you know you shouldn't be here.
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He is not, truly, an innocent man. He is not a good man. He's a hypocrite. He's someone who preaches decency and kindness and then throws that all away when it suits him. It's absurd, that all these people come to him and tell him he doesn't belong in here; there's no better place for someone like him.
But he didn't kill von Karma.]
I...I'm very sorry that your voice has not yet returned.
[He stares at the ground, swallows hard.]
Is progress being made?
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He doesn't have much of an answer to give, and it's not something he wants to spend time typing about anyway. He gives a shrug, a tip of his head, a small smile as he holds his comms up and taps it to indicate this is progress. Then he types,]
Come and see me when you're released.
[When, not if.]
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Because that's just the way it always seems to work for him. He'll never say those words aloud - especially not to Josias - but just...Things go badly.
But he's not going to argue when Josias can't argue back. And he's not going to hold him here, in this miserable place, bright and glaring and grim, this site of execution. Instead, he just lowers his head.]
I...hope things are resolved swiftly. [With his voice; he indicates this with a faint gesture.] Forgive me for not inquiring after the matter sooner.
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He also can't explain that if Edgeworth had inquired after his condition earlier, he would have been met with silence. Avoidance. Josias could smile and tip his head in gentle dismissal now, but the past few months have not been easy for him, even if in retrospect his reaction and self-imposed seclusion was possibly a little overdramatic. He taps out another message.]
I'll see you soon. Chin up, Miles.
[He'd say good luck, except he doesn't believe Edgeworth will need it. Really, what he'd like to do is beckon the man closer to the bars so he could give him some physical expression of support, but he doubts the guards will appreciate that. Instead all he can give is another smile and a small wave before he quietly turns to leave.]