While Belduke was like choking to death and internally bleeding from taking the most painful poison ever (But seriously though, why THAT poison it particular? Talk about a painful death...), he must have been in so much pain that he kinda... thrashed around a bit and knocked over some powder as he was dealing with the pain.

I assume Jean spilt it purposefully. If she hadn't, people could theorize that someone (her) simply walked up to Newton and strangled him to death. The powder made it so there was a lack of footprints, and made everyone think the killer was a familiar

Darklaw. She gets like no character development until the last case.

Espella, because she's so... odd. She does odd things. Now, Espella is indeed quite the Mary Sue at times... but, she's never so much a Mary Sue as she could have been. I mean, a lot of the game revolves around her, but I never thought it too overbearing.

I felt like he was a likeable character, although I wish he was better developed in the game. In the ending, he wasn't even there! What a pity, considering he was a reoccurring supporting character thus far. I would have enjoyed the ending so much more if he was a part of it.

I know the whole point of the game is to help her, but I found myself wanting her to burn as the Great Witch. (Maybe I'm just a horrible person). I feel if Espella had more depth to her character, she would be much more likeable to me. Also, her father, The Storyteller, really didn't sell to me the whole idea of creating Labrynthia for Espella. I feel like that plot device was too rushed, and I would have enjoyed the explanation more if I sympathized with the two of them.

(I eventually liked him when he helped us in case 3 to figure out that Newton committed suidice)

Suidice? Oh what a world!

Dzibilchaltunchunchucmil because I could hardly understand what he said and he needs to wipe his nose. Also Servius and Treddon, the vigilantes who are infatuated with Foxy. Geez, take your BDSM shit elsewhere. I thought the Storyteller was really annoying in the beginning but by the end when he testified and stuff I warmed up to him a bit and symphatized with what he'd gone through, especially as he saw it was misguided.

Petter! Despite being such a minor character, I was always happy to see him in town. He seems so chill and like a nice person with good intentions even if he might come off a bit frank.

And Kira, she put on a good fight as the culprit and her voice acting was brilliant. I like that she got a more important role in the story later too, both as the one clueing us in that the executions weren't all they seemed, and as a witness in the final trial as a shade. I lost my glasses I lost my glasses I lost my glasses!!

Jean Greyerl, her story was heartbreaking and I really liked her demeanor and how calm and calculated she was.

I really like Barnham too, he was a good and fair opponent and made some good arguments. He just seems like an overall cool person and he dresses his dog in armour and drives a motorboat.

I also have to say that although I wish Espella could have gotten to do a little more and that we would get to know more about her as a person, she wasn't as bland and forgettable as I remembered her to be, in fact I liked her and I felt she showed some more personality a bit into the game. Also, the end of the golden court where she confesses to be Bezella to end the witch trials once and for all was pretty badass.

Honourable mentions to Ridelle, Wordsmith and Lettie (despite her highly unfortunate voice).