Dear Goldysays,

I do agree with you on the first half. Even I almost found myself out of a job because of those overseeing the Justice System. Just as the PIC seems to have corrupt individuals in the inside, I have no doubt the same applies to the Bar Association.

As for the second half, Mr. Gavin wasn't in prison at the time. He was in the County Jail in the process of being tried for the murder of Shadi Smith. Under such circumstances, he is allowed to wear comfortable clothes until he is tried properly, and even in prison, prisoners are sometimes given normal clothes for visitation hours.

Believe me, my former mentor is given the very same treatment and it is because of wealth. Wealth can determine how well a person is treated before trial, but once imprisoned, they're treated no better than their mates

- Miles Edgeworth

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Mia: so, you may know Goldy as a cool dude who has recently started helping me with voice acting, but did you know that he’s also very smart and good at writing and has some pretty great insights? he’s been helping me with some ideas and after some discussion we have decided to make him a mod of the blog. so now sometimes he will talk to you! OK? Cool!

Dear Goldysays,

Having now been in the inside of the Criminal Justice System, I can say without a doubt it was filled with ugly corruption in the PIC and the Bar Association.

Thankfully, things are looking better and the corrupt individuals are being drained as we speak.

- Miles Edgeworth

Dear Goldysays,

I’ve seen him in the Detention Cell across from me. He was in deep grief, so we didn’t talk much and I never got to taste his sweets. A shame really.

I’ve heard about Blaise Debeste and I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised if I hear that he’s the reason DL-6 covered up the real killer. 

Honestly, I hate Robert Hammond even more than Manfred von Karma or even Miles Edgeworth for that matter. Robert Hammond ruined my life in ways I’ll never forgive him for. You already know my hatred for the man runs so deep that I was willing to kill him, but I doubt I’d ever do that to Miles Edgeworth or his mentor, regardless if either one of them killed Gregory Edgeworth or was equally innocent. Sure, Manfred von Karma shot Gregory Edgeworth while he was down, but I get being angry at someone for tarnishing something you worked forty years for. I worked as a bailiff for over a decade, then got booted over a false murder claim. If Miles Edgeworth killed his father by accident, I get it was a troublesome situation where no one was thinking right. I mean I did attack his father.

I might hate Miles Edgeworth for the stuff he’s done and Manfred von Karma the same, but it’s not to say I don’t get it. I’m probably angry at them because I get it. It’s a different sort of hate from Robert Hammond. That man, I will never understand defending a stranger paying you to do your job, then running their life into the ground. As a bailiff inside the elevator, I did everything I could to help the Edgeworth’s. It’s why I was the first to run out of oxygen. It’s funny how people only see the man attacking the victim and not the same man trying to pry the elevator door open and radio someone for help, only to get nothing. 

- Yanni Yogi

Dear Detective,

That’s wonderful! I’m very proud of you.

I’d the Stradivarius is a type of violin, viola or cello made by  Antonio Stradivari or the Stradivari family. Those usually sell up to the millions. If you’re thinking about selling it, I’d go to a dealer to get a reasonable price.

(Maybe you can buy yourself a new car, livable housing or some better clothes.)

- Miles Edgeworth

Dear Goldysays,

You would be correct in my feelings for Debeste. He is the worst of all humanity, especially for the upbringing of his son. 

As for my feelings regarding Miles, I never once said I hated him. He’s a curse to me, but that does not equate to hate. If I hated him, I would never dare take him into my house, let alone mentor him. As for his father, it’s... complicated. That has not lessened or worsened in knowing anything about Debeste. 

There is something that lessened any negative feelings I may’ve had for Miles. He... loved me... and my family loved him. He saw my humiliating penalty and thought I was brilliant. You would think that boy would compliment his father, but it was me. For what reason, I will never understand. Either way, Miles showed me love and believed me to be brilliant during the most humiliating day of my life. I doubt I’d have denied mentoring him, even if his father were alive.

- Manfred von Karma

Dear Goldysays,

Actually, Wright did mention him to me at some point. He’s quite the troublesome man.

We also don’t call his action murder. It’s manslaughter. 

- Miles Edgeworth

Dear Goldysays,

Barbed Head has a daughter!?

Don't give me more of these plot twists when I haven't grown used to the other previous ones!

*crash*

- Rayfa Padma Khura'in

Dear Goldysays,

Mr. von Karma sent me a chemical with the letter that would burn off my fingerprints.

And yes, it did hurt like hell and no, I didn’t use anesthesia.

- Yanni Yogi

Dear Goldysays,

Not even the most luxurious prisons that would allow him to have that luxury would give him internet access.

(Unless you live in Norway or Finland where the prisons literally look like hotel rooms.)

Show me where in his luxurious cell you can see a computer or internet access, then we can talk.

- Phoenix Wright

Dear Goldysays,

I’m afraid that’s too far gone for me. As you’ve just said, I’m already dead.

In any case, nothing is all doom and gloom. I did get to reunite with Dougie. He was the only man I loved genuinely. He knew the worst of me and stayed by my side in spite of it.

As for your opinion of me, I honestly could not care less. I’ve had my fun and it’s time to put the toys down. I’m going to be spending the rest of my afterlife with the only man I’ve ever loved in my life.

- Dahlia Hawthorne

Dear Gregory,

.......

I didn’t ask for your forgiveness or your longwinded story of your feelings as if this was some sort of therapy session!

But, I suppose we both wish to move on from this, yes? I have no more reason to hate you any longer, so let this be the last I hear from you.

- Manfred von Karma

Dear Goldysays,

That’s a lie because you never even gave me a question at all. You stated that I’m petty and a bad role model. I was simply defending myself from your slander. If that was a question, then you are terrible at the English language and communicating.

However, since you did finally ask me the question, I shall answer it, even if it’s just another slanderous comment in the form of a question. I have to question which one of us is truly petty since you enjoy insulting the man in prison for your own amusement.

It was all to ruin Phoenix Wright’s life. Nothing more and nothing less. That trial was my one chance to finally have my trial against my beloved little brother, only for that to be stripped away from me by Phoenix Wright himself. For what? Because he’s better at a card game than I? Because my so-called former client thought he couldn’t trust me without proof? 

Perhaps it is petty, but that struck a chord with me and I’m at least honest about it, unlike some of us.

- Kristoph Gavin

Dear Goldysays,

And, you just hit the nail on the head on why I’d want to kill Maya Fey in the first place or specifically why I’d do it using Pearl’s body. Honestly, I’m surprised you decided to use Maya Fey as part of your argument on why Pearl would never become like me.

If Pearl realized she had murdered the only person in her life that loved her, what would happen? Who would become the new Master?

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I think you already know the answer to that, unless you think Feenie would be able to take custody over her, but we both know that, as the future Master, that would never happen. Just take away the two only people that Pearl loves and you create bitterness.

- Dahlia Hawthorne

Dear Goldysays,

H-How dare you! 

It’s young folks like you with these so called “asserting rights” to disrespect their elders that disrespect this country.

- Taketsuchi Auchi