[ well! of course grace wants the dog what the fuck
which is to say grace will gladly join them at the dog park, immediately crouching and offering maus a... normal dog treat and not a bone. once was enough. ]
Hiiii Mauuus. Aren't you the best dog in the whole park?
[greed and maus are sitting on the grass in the dog park, which means that when grace approaches with a treat maus is immediately on his feet and barking happily to snatch it from her fingers.]
Mind your manners, Maus. [maus drops the treat and wags his tail with a small yip of thanks before taking it again. his treat now.]
It sounds weird when you put it like that. [ it's fine maus is getting all the pets from two people now ] I mean, so long as it's fine or whatever. But who knows, maybe we could have used it to check everyone to see who killed Eleanor.
I've been a part of many cases that have been out of the ordinary, to say the least. Nearly all of the cases I've acted as prosecution have been murder cases.
[ CROSS EXAMINING A PARROT IS OBJECTIVELY FUNNY CHANGE HER MIND ]
That one worked out in your favor, too, though. [ she nudges greedworth with maus' paw, because the dog is letting her do things ] So I'm not seeing the downside in trying to use a dog as evidence next time. Even if they're naughty and breathe fire everywhere.
[i can't i hate phoenix so much. maus lets this happen and greed catches maus's paw to swing it a little, like a gentle handhold.]
The difference is that a parrot can speak. I can't imagine a dog would provide much evidence given they're prone to being friendly to most people. [he gets what she's trying to say, but he's arguing anyway.]
On the other hand, I truly wish they hadn't involved the dogs in the first place.
You'd need a really loyal dog, I guess. [ alas. and she makes a face when he mentions not involving dogs ] Yeah, I have no idea what Eleanor was thinking for... pretty much all of that.
[ why would you bring a dog to a murder. why would you set up a cocktail sauce trap. wh y ]
Yeah, that's the downside with all these murders. We can't exactly ask the victims what they were thinking. Like... why go out for croissants in the middle of the night.
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...did you speak to her at all yesterday after the trial?
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I don't want to hear anything she had to say. I heard enough in trial.
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[that seems like all they'll say...]
Maus and I are at the dog park. I'm afraid I've neglected him a bit these last few days.
[if grace wants to join them, since their texts are starting to rack up.]
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which is to say grace will gladly join them at the dog park, immediately crouching and offering maus a... normal dog treat and not a bone. once was enough. ]
Hiiii Mauuus. Aren't you the best dog in the whole park?
[ unlike eleanor's stupid fire breathing dog ]
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Mind your manners, Maus. [maus drops the treat and wags his tail with a small yip of thanks before taking it again. his treat now.]
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I know it was probably just scared, but I'm still mad at that other dog. Maus is so much better. [ :/ ]
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Are you mad because it incinerated the shrimp, or because it didn't stay behind?
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[ but really bitch could have stayed instead of running off after she made the effort to find it. damn. maus is getting ALL the pets instead ]
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[maus is perfect and it shows that greed is biased when they scritch their dog on his widdle head.]
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[ she's kidding ]
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[ a beat and she leans forward, eager ]
What do you mean, not the most unorthodox you've seen?
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I've been a part of many cases that have been out of the ordinary, to say the least. Nearly all of the cases I've acted as prosecution have been murder cases.
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[ lifts maus' paw. like she is making the point using him ]
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No. But Wright cross-examined a parrot to prove my innocence of that murder I told you about.
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And it worked?
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...that man had an incredible record of making the most ridiculous ideas work in his favor.
[...he doesn't sound too annoyed about it though.]
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That one worked out in your favor, too, though. [ she nudges greedworth with maus' paw, because the dog is letting her do things ] So I'm not seeing the downside in trying to use a dog as evidence next time. Even if they're naughty and breathe fire everywhere.
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The difference is that a parrot can speak. I can't imagine a dog would provide much evidence given they're prone to being friendly to most people. [he gets what she's trying to say, but he's arguing anyway.]
On the other hand, I truly wish they hadn't involved the dogs in the first place.
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[ why would you bring a dog to a murder. why would you set up a cocktail sauce trap. wh y ]
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[because...she is dead.]
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[ LUCA ]
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Greed, I know you're a lawyer, but you don't have to defend stupid choices.
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[but he didn't mind luca, so.]
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