ChildishChimera
A umbran summon
- Location
- New York
[X] Present Criminal Notes to Chief Bookem
Yep. That's why I think we have to confront the King directly on this. We can't prove he didn't do it, not easily. Clearing his name of all crimes, even if it's possible, would be incredibly difficult and time consuming.Too early. At this point he could say something to the effect of 'Yeah, Kirby is sometimes heroic, but even heroes have to be accountable for their misdeeds and you can't prove he didn't do it!' That being said, I agree with the vote:
Eureka! is when Miles (and Gregory) Edgeworth would deduce something about a crime scene by tying it to a piece of evidence.Eureka! requires evidence? I seem to remember that it was said at the end of logic chains, but I could be wrong. Eureka! sort of fits Ema because Science!, but there are likely better options for her, from That's it! to Q.E.D.
Ema
Before I stopped here in town, I spent some time talking to your king.
Oh, is that what you think?Chief Bookem already knows the answer to that question. Or at least should be able to deduce it rather easily. Theferore there is zero reason to avoid telling the truth and so the choice is not difficult at all! (In other words I agree with you, but I also like to throw around the exclamation bubbles!)
The very first time we saw the Chief, he was very direct and to the point. And that's a personality that's been consistent throughout our interactions with him. If he knew, he'd say so, or just wouldn't ask.Police Chief
"Detective"? I don't remember asking for a detective! Let's see your badge!
You must therefore imply that Ema's notes are so disorganized that she had not recorded the source of her information. Or are you claiming that Chief Bookem is such a poor reader that he missed this vital tit-bit of information? I find both options unlikely to the extreme!Criminal Notes said:Type: Information
Account received from King Dedede.
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Perpetrator is a pink walking face-thing with red feet and a malleable body. Identified by supposedly-constant hunger.
Update 1: A group of kids frequently acts on the perpetrator's behalf, with the Cabinet Minister's children among them.
Update 2: The perpetrator has a hideout on the outskirts, and has been routinely sighted in town at a grocery store, a toy store, and a restaurant.
You must therefore imply that Ema's notes are so disorganized that she had not recorded the source of her information. Or are you claiming that Chief Bookem is such a poor reader that he missed this vital tit-bit of information? I find both options unlikely to the extreme!
If the Chief knew we had gotten the notes from Dedede, I am fairly sure he wouldn't try to ask in a roundabout way to do... what, exactly? He's a blunt, honest man, from what we know. Again, he would not ask if he knew that we got it from the King! We can be fairly sure of this fact!The very first time we saw the Chief, he was very direct and to the point. And that's a personality that's been consistent throughout our interactions with him. If he knew, he'd say so, or just wouldn't ask.
I would expect Ema to bother because it is standard police procedure to record the name of the person giving the information, as well as the date or other relevant circumstances. Ema's Badge proves she is Police, therefore she knowns the proper procedure!It's not being disorganized to not record the source of your information at all! It's called... not recording the source of your information because why would you bother?
Perhaps the Chief wishes to give Ema an opening to elaborate further? Perhaps he's surprised and wishes to hear the confirmation directly from Ema? After all, Ema herself remarked that Chief Bookem looks surprised!Unless you're saying the Chief is playing dumb to us for some reason, nefarious or otherwise?
In this case, she was receiving analysis about the criminal from an important source! At the time of the note taking, she had much less reason to suspect the King, so would have just jotted it down in ehr criminal notes without recording the person!I would expect Ema to bother because it is standard police procedure to record the name of the person giving the information, as well as the date or other relevant circumstances. Ema's Badge proves she is Police, therefore she knowns the proper procedure!
The Chief was obviously surprised at the very notion of Kirby being a criminal, not the source of the information!Perhaps the Chief wishes to give Ema an opening to elaborate further? Perhaps he's surprised and wishes to hear the confirmation directly from Ema? After all, Ema herself remarked that Chief Bookem looks surprised!
Unlike before, this quote from the Chief does not provide the critical evidence to prove it is just what it seems to be: a request for information he doesn't have!
This game of cat and mouse (puffball and penguin?) has been going on for a while, clearly.King Dedede
He may be a criminal, but he's a smart one. Every time I think I got him, he manages to slip away, along with any evidence that could have him put away for good...
Same to you!
Who said that was the only alternative? One can always chase after Chief Bookem and have Ema give him a piece of her mind... Or pressure me into finally giving you that detailed description of the Monster Attack Files I promised to do... Or investigate one of those three frequent-Kirby-sightings...[X] Go back to Castle Dedede
Not the best idea, but the alternative is wandering aimlessly, so let's do it.