Phoenix "Dork Age of the Law" Wright (
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sifumusebox2015-01-18 12:31 am
The Turnabout Voicetest
This is a voice test for Phoenix Wright of Ace Attorney fame! Feel free to throw people here.
Some general guidelines:
-I'm primarily testing him with a Dual Destinies canon point. I still am welcoming of a few prompts for earlier time periods and possibly AUs, though, as long as they don't dominate. (Except that I don't think I can brain Hobo!Phoenix at this time)
-Nothing really explicitly shippy; I don't think I even have any shipping preferences with him just yet. But general fluff is fine.
-I'm not exactly sure about specific kinds of scenarios I'd like to play beyond one: working to unlock someone's Psych-Locks? And maybe emotional canon talks.
-Feel free to plunder the Random Scenario Meme for ideas (Leaving out sex of course)? I also welcome generic jamjar scenarios and text message threads.
Court is now in session!
Some general guidelines:
-I'm primarily testing him with a Dual Destinies canon point. I still am welcoming of a few prompts for earlier time periods and possibly AUs, though, as long as they don't dominate. (Except that I don't think I can brain Hobo!Phoenix at this time)
-Nothing really explicitly shippy; I don't think I even have any shipping preferences with him just yet. But general fluff is fine.
-I'm not exactly sure about specific kinds of scenarios I'd like to play beyond one: working to unlock someone's Psych-Locks? And maybe emotional canon talks.
-Feel free to plunder the Random Scenario Meme for ideas (Leaving out sex of course)? I also welcome generic jamjar scenarios and text message threads.
Court is now in session!

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Aha!]
Eureka!
[Hope you weren't startled by Edgeworth yelling, Phoenix. Because he already has a suspect in mind.]
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When did Edgeworth start making his own catchphrases?]
Are you planning to share with the class, or...?
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Anyway, he taps his finger against his temple in true my-brain-is-awesome fashion, grinning.]
I know who our culprit is. Her name is Kay Faraday, and she has always enjoyed the courthouse's Swiss rolls since she was a child.
[Teenage assistants, they come with protag status. Really, Phoenix. update yourself.]
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Kay Faraday...? [Faraday. I know I've read the name somewhere before...] Does this girl have something against you?
[Sorry Miles, he's too busy to keep up with your adventures over in Cameo Land, where he enjoys his precious last months of pre-disbarment life.]
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So what are you going to do now? Don't tell me you're going to throw the book at her. [He does sound more fond of her than he does of most humanity, but that's not saying much.]
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[A pause. Also, the thing with teenage assistants is that they grow on you. Slowly. Eventually. After barging into your life and shaking it up and ducklinging you everywhere.]
But she will receive a brief lecture about planting "false" evidence. [Is she trying to steal valuable time I could be using to peruse the rest of my case files?]
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I actually think that's a good idea. Innocent pranks are one thing, but false evidence is serious business. [IF ONLY YOU KNEW] Even she has to learn that.
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[Especially when such childish whims override that knowledge.]
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[Like Larry, the most difficult child of all to deal with...]
So her father was a prosecutor? I'm sure I read about a prosecutor named Faraday somewhere...
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[His expression becomes somber as he recalls the details of that case...most prominently the part where Kay lost her father.]
I was supposed to take over a trial he was handling...but he and the defendant were found murdered in a defendant lobby.
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That must have been what I read about. Poor Kay... She must have been so young when it happened. [Considering how young she seems to be at the present based on Edgeworth's description.]
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[It was one thing they held in common - losing their fathers at a young age. Their fathers had been lawyers, too...working for the truth.]
Franziska and I investigated the murders, but the killer managed to flee and evade arrest for seven years.
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I'm sure that you two did everything you could. [They might not be the most pleasant people, especially that long ago, but they've always been able to do their jobs well.] Does that mean they're still evading arrest or that they finally... stopped... evading?
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She has been caught recently, at last. [His posture visibly relaxes, and even his expression now looks more relieved than serious.]
[Unfortunately, that case isn't as straightforward as I seem to make it out to be.]
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I'm relieved to hear that. [It can't have been anything like an easy fix. But I hope that Kay was able to find some sort of closure, like Edgeworth did regarding his own father.]
She must have ran just a little slower than the truth, I take it.
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I'm getting that this manhunt is something the prosecution can handle on its own...?
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[I cannot take full credit for Shih-na's capture.]
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[Should I really be saying that to my rival...?]
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[You brought this upon yourself, Phoenix.]
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N-not necessarily! Maybe just... slightly less competent! You know?
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[I, for one, can handle a case well enough without Kay striding into the crime scene, or with a different detective assigned to me, for that matter.]
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I- I know. I don't intend to. But... you can't underestimate the value of allies in general!
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