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If you screw up Iris's first psyche-lock on the second bit of evidence--the one where you have to present Phoenix, possibly the most obvious and easiest in the game--there's a surprising bit of dialogue. Most psyche-lock goofs are along the lines of "YOU'RE WRONG DUMBASS TRY AGAIN LOL", but this one was serious in nature.

This was originally posted in the gay thread, so I'm sure you can imagine MY stance, but I'm curious if anyone else has any ideas.


:edgeworth:: Well, Iris?

:ayame:: ...Mr. Edgeworth. Is it just possible that maybe...
...you yourself have a deep, dark secret in your heart?

:wacky-edgy: : ...! [flash, swordstrike, music stops] Why do you say that...!?

:ayame:: As they say, it takes one to know one.

:edgeworth:: (How could she have known about that...? Is she peering into my soul!?)
...It's true that there is a deep-seated darkness in my heart.
However, the only way I can get rid of it is to fully uncover the truth!

:ayame:: You mean... the truth behind my secret?
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I haven't played that case yet so I'm not sure where it is in the timeline. Is it before or after 1:4?

If before I'd assume it was a direct reference to his belief/fear that he's killed his own father.

If after ... it's kind of open to a lot of interpretation, isn't it? Heh.
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It sounds like DL-6 but I don't really think that can be considered a secret as such. There's nothing really else I can think of other than that.

Other than he's gumming for Phoenix's cock.
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KingMobUK wrote:
I haven't played that case yet so I'm not sure where it is in the timeline. Is it before or after 1:4?

If before I'd assume it was a direct reference to his belief/fear that he's killed his own father.

If after ... it's kind of open to a lot of interpretation, isn't it? Heh.


Faaaar after. In 3-5.

And, in context, the reason he wants to find out Iris's secret is because he thinks it'll help ease Phoenix's suffering, so I can't quite spin it around in my head that he's referring to DL-6.

So, this comes at the part where you're supposed to present Phoenix's profile. It's paralleling Iris and Edgeworth. Edgeworth is connecting his "deep dark secret" to Phoenix's happiness.

Clearly...EDGEWORTH HAS AN EVIL TWIN.
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I see. I wasn't sure where in continuity the cases on GS3 fit yet as I only got my copy this week and have avoided a lot of specific spoilers so I don't find out who the crims are in advance.

If it's after Turnabout: Goodbyes then I don't think we've been told that Edgeworth has any other specific potential secrets, have we?

So basically it's either that he's hot for defence lawyers with spiky hair, or that he's secretly a Goth with an iPod full of Sisters of Mercy tracks.

Certainly his nightmares about having killed his father *were* a secret prior to 1:4 even if the DL6 crime wasn't but it can'be that if that's already happened.
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He loves little girls, they make him feel so bad.
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Well, it becomes even more interesting if you take a careful look at how Edgeworth reacts throughout the case to Iris's relationship with Phoenix. Or, to put it simply, as Raelle said, "It's HIS turn to play the jealous girlfriend."

A lot of the stuff you have to actually dig for--presenting certain items, ect--but the picture that emerges is really...yeah.
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I'm just not sure why he would consider any feelings he has for Phoenix would be "deep and dark secrets". It's a bit too late to pretend it's secret, dude!

I suppose that conceivably it nught be an over-egged reference to the fact that he's in a permanent state of angst over his earlier career and the motivations that he had back then (Gant mentioned it in 1:5) and that consequently he has tried to overcome his compulsion to send the crims down at all costs by teaming up with Phoenix to ensure the truth is uncovered, rather than just a conviction assured.

But I suspect that's all a bit deep and I'm somewhat reaching ...

... nah, he's hot for defence lawyers with spiky hair. Sometimes the obvious answers are the best! :ema:
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No! Wait!

He has a crush on Larry but can't bring himself to tell Phoenix!

Heh!
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KingMobUK wrote:
I'm just not sure why he would consider any feelings he has for Phoenix would be "deep and dark secrets". It's a bit too late to pretend it's secret, dude!


Oh, you know Edgeworth, or should I say "Mr. Martyr". It's interesting to note that originally, in the Japanese, Iris said nothing about his scret being dark, only that it was "very deep within [his] heart", and she also says "I'm the same...that's how I know". Edgeworth is the one that's all "craaaawling iiiin my skiiiin" about it.

KingMobUK wrote:
I suppose that conceivably it nught be an over-egged reference to the fact that he's in a permanent state of angst over his earlier career and the motivations that he had back then (Gant mentioned it in 1:5) and that consequently he has tried to overcome his compulsion to send the crims down at all costs by teaming up with Phoenix to ensure the truth is uncovered, rather than just a conviction assured.


What I keep coming back to is the fact that it's tied into Iris's secret. That "deep dark secret" that's hurting Phoenix.

Edgeworth pushes for P/I pretty damn hard in this game, but he's also hilariously bitter about it at points. (The most obvious is when he huffs at Phoenix for not spilling his guts about her, and makes him do some digging on his own, but there's also this little gem--which is very hidden at a point where Edgeworth basically only reacts to two bits of evidence you have at your disposal, both of them obscure...the rest get a stock response.)

(spoiler-cut, since this is still a relatively minor spoiler, but if you're trying to remain mostly spoiler-free...)

Spoiler: 3-5, Edgeworth being a bitch
:edgeworth:: Iris gave that to you, didn't she?
:phoenix: : Yes, and it really works! It helped my fever go down quicker. I'm sure of it.
:edgeworth:: So you say, with your face as white as a sheet, and cold sweat running down your cheek!
:edgeworth:: Anyway, it seems to me like there's something going on between the two of you.

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Bugger you're making me want to keep playing GS3 instead of simultaneously doing housework and poking around online. Argh!
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I'll have to come back to this when I know what Iris' secret is for sure I guess. But if it's what I think it is, then it could in all honesty just be a reference to the fact that Edgeworth thinks of himself as a jekyll and hyde character, being, as you say, Martyr of All Trades. Scarily I touched that in my last fic.
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KingMobUK wrote:
I'll have to come back to this when I know what Iris' secret is for sure I guess. But if it's what I think it is, then it could in all honesty just be a reference to the fact that Edgeworth thinks of himself as a jekyll and hyde character, being, as you say, Martyr of All Trades.


Well, I'll wait until you find out exactly what Iris's "deep, dark secret" is, but I don't think that's quite it when you think about what she's actually saying... :godot:
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It sounds like Iris is teasing Miles LOL.
Who knows, he could just be jealous. He might not even be able to keep it from showing in his facial expression.

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I mulled over a bunch of things... DL-6, Phoenix becoming the lawyer Miles once dreamed of being, and Miles suddenly standing in for him to defend Iris.

Was all this before Miles tried digging up info on Iris and ended up with Dahlia? If that's the case, seeing your best friend affiliated someone who may be a serial murderess is enough cause for concern. Or all that thought process just isn't deep and dark enough in the end..... Miles does think about things too deeply.

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It sounds like Iris is teasing Miles LOL.
Who knows, he could just be jealous. He might not even be able to keep it from showing in his facial expression.


It's definitely not teasing.

This is the sprite they used when she says it:
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I mulled over a bunch of things... DL-6, Phoenix becoming the lawyer Miles once dreamed of being, and Miles suddenly standing in for him to defend Iris.

Was all this before Miles tried digging up info on Iris and ended up with Dahlia? If that's the case, seeing your best friend affiliated someone who may be a serial murderess is enough cause for concern. Or all that thought process just isn't deep and dark enough in the end..... Miles does think about things too deeply.


Spoiler: 3-5
Yes, it's before he dug up that info. Again, the context of this secret is about helping Phoenix "feel better". Edgeworth's secret won't be "resolved" until he does so.

All of the things you mentioned could be, and probably are, true, but I can't see being worried about his friend being a "deep, dark secret". Especially since after he digs up that information, he discovers Dahlia is dead, and thus writes it off as impossible that Phoenix IS involved with a serial murderer currently.

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axl99 wrote:
It sounds like Iris is teasing Miles LOL.
Who knows, he could just be jealous. He might not even be able to keep it from showing in his facial expression.
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Was all this before Miles tried digging up info on Iris and ended up with Dahlia? If that's the case, seeing your best friend affiliated someone who may be a serial murderess is enough cause for concern. Or all that thought process just isn't deep and dark enough in the end..... Miles does think about things too deeply.

I thought maybe it was a roundabout "lol, i see ur secret is that ur a dumbass, dumbass", too, but that doesn't really make sense for a few reasons--one, it's sort of OOC for Iris, and two, Edgeworth's huge reaction--his other responses to getting jabbed about getting Psyche-Lock evidences wrong don't even compare--three, Edgeworth acknowledges that he does have a secret--that can only be fixed through Iris's secret.

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It's also impossible that Miles, at that point, thought Iris was associated with Dahlia. He thinks Iris is vaguely familiar, but he can't place where--and therefore doesn't have that association of her with a serial killer. And, looking at the dialogue, this "secret" is something Miles is very, very aware of.

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Darn the wording in the sentences! The writer surely enjoys tugging on our heartstrings....

Spoiler: aghhhh~ @_@
I wonder if it's as simple as Miles still trying to figure out what Phoenix meant to him [as a person] besides the nature of what Phoenix meant to Iris.

Or maybe he's having trouble dealing with what he figured out. He admires and possibly sympathizes with Phoenix.

I thought Miles thought what was hurting Phoenix was the uncertainty of who Iris really is, and because he could somewhat relate with such inner turmoil, he sought the truth from Iris who didn't necessarily give him a straight answer in the end.

A "deep-seated" darkness to me sounds like regret or apprehension. Over what I can't name anything else off the top of my head.

Could he have been trying to find a way to make it up to Phoenix as a friend because he went off and did his own thing in JFA and left Phoenix alone to begin with? Would he be frustrated at his own sense of professionalism?


Don't we all wish we could just present a magatama and try to pick at Edgey's psyche locks? Everybody's got something to hide, who knows if the secret is important enough to blow the universe sky-high.

My brain is fried.
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Other than he's gumming for Phoenix's cock.


Question answered, lock topic. :hobohodo:
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That's hidden quite well really as most people are likely to present that staright away...

Maybe they just wanted to give the Fangirls more prof.
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Very interesting characterization for ol' Miles there. It makes me wonder as to the nature of his feelings. Almost like obsession, you know?

*taking copious notes*
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Maybe it has something to do with...

Spoiler: 3-5, obviously
Edgeworth's mortal fear of earthquakes? He seems really worried about it after Iris used the one on the temple to "run away"

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Hmmm... Naw I wouldn't think so.

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By that time the earthquake hit, you've switched back to playing Phoenix. This psyche-lock sequence appears around the beginning of 3-5 I believe.

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Yes, I know (I think it appears when you meet Iris at the Detention centre), but still...

Spoiler: 3-5
Edgeworth was afraid of earthquakes before you play that part, and he was somehow trying to get over it (or so it says later, when you speak to him on the garden). But later we see that he hasn't managed to do it yet, since he passes out when the earthquake happens. Since that fear comes from all the DL-6 thing, his father dead and everything, it would have been pretty traumatic for him, which can only make it worse. Maybe that's worth to be called "A deep, dark secret" by Iris...


... or maybe not, who knows?
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Or maybe its not canon because the characters in the canon plot don't make mistakes :P
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Spoiler: 3-5
Edgeworth was afraid of earthquakes before you play that part, and he was somehow trying to get over it (or so it says later, when you speak to him on the garden). But later we see that he hasn't managed to do it yet, since he passes out when the earthquake happens. Since that fear comes from all the DL-6 thing, his father dead and everything, it would have been pretty traumatic for him, which can only make it worse. Maybe that's worth to be called "A deep, dark secret" by Iris...


But Edgeworth's fear of earthquakes has nothing to do with Iris's secret. Again, Iris compares the two of them, she "knows" because she's "the same". Edgeworth further ties their "secrets" together by saying his won't be resolved until hers is.
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musouka wrote:
Aijiru wrote:
Spoiler: 3-5
Edgeworth was afraid of earthquakes before you play that part, and he was somehow trying to get over it (or so it says later, when you speak to him on the garden). But later we see that he hasn't managed to do it yet, since he passes out when the earthquake happens. Since that fear comes from all the DL-6 thing, his father dead and everything, it would have been pretty traumatic for him, which can only make it worse. Maybe that's worth to be called "A deep, dark secret" by Iris...


But Edgeworth's fear of earthquakes has nothing to do with Iris's secret. Again, Iris compares the two of them, she "knows" because she's "the same". Edgeworth further ties their "secrets" together by saying his won't be resolved until hers is.



Hadn't thought of it that way. You're right... I guess I'll have to play that case until the end before I can find the meaning of that.
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Additionally, his fear of earthquakes isn't what I'd call a "secret". It's something most people who are even remotely close to him are aware of, as it isn't exactly something he can hide. Phoenix, Maya, Franziska, and Gumshoe all know about it.
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KingMobUK wrote:
So basically it's either that he's hot for defence lawyers with spiky hair, or that he's secretly a Goth with an iPod full of Sisters of Mercy tracks.


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