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[functionals]

A: text (back dated to the night of the banquet)

Banquet? Dull.

SH

B: video (forwarded [?] to the morning after)

[Sherlock can be seen, his hair a complete mess, but with a grin that goes from ear to ear. He looks like a kid who was going to get everything they wanted on Christmas.]

Ah, there's been a murder, so I've heard! Finally, something

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text

[functionals]

It is boring. Why would anyone want to be all night dancing, eating, and I care little about the awards. They're probably no better than the men at Scotland Yard.

SH

text

[functionals]

Eating dulls the senses, while dancing involves unneeded contact with someone and just looks ridiculous.

SH

[ video ] in response to the later video

[secretpendragon]

[ Oh, it's you. Morgana's about to ignore you, but then she hears what you have to say. ]

[ And now she's going to lash out at you in disgust ]

How could you be excited about a murder?

[ video ]

[functionals]

It means that there is a possible puzzle to resolve. Of course it can also be a common and boring murder, but until I have the information, I can't say.

[He doesn't seem fazed at all about her tone of voice. He's never cared what people thought and he's not starting today.]

[ video ]

[secretpendragon]

Boring? Have you no heart?

[ video ]

[functionals]

I have been informed about not having one, yes.

[ video ]

[ootorospring]

You seem so excited someone's been killed.

[ video ]

[functionals]

Well of course, since it means that there might just be a puzzle needing to be solved, and my brain needs something to think about.

[ video ]

[ootorospring]

Well, at least there's someone's death to entertain you.

[ video ]

[functionals]

Maybe, maybe not. It depends on what happens.

Voice

[functionals]

[And yet Sherlock can hear it, he can hear that subtle tone in his voice. Sherlock noticed that he sounded tired, obviously since he didn't sleep. He couldn't understand why people got so shaken up by the death of someone. It wasn't going to change anything, and certainly it didn't help.

Still, he also does change to voice, his voice gone back to the usual monotone.]

Oh, I've heard that countless times before. But then again, your group is not Scotland Yard, so I suppose I should give you a chance. But still, some information would be nice, just in case, considering that I obviously wouldn't be able to enter, especially since I am not a part of whatever police force you may have.

[a moment's pause.]

She was close to you wasn't she? The victim. She was someone you knew, maybe a romantic attachment or something else.

Voice; I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE

[functionals]

[a quiet 'tch' can be heard from the other line. That's Sherlock being momentarily angry about being wrong. But it doesn't last long. He notices the use of the word 'is' instead of 'was', but puts it as him being still attached to her.]

Fine. There's not much I can do.

[Still, he listens to the information closely. There's no sound of anything being written, because nothing is being written. It's all being memorized in his head. Even after Edgeworth stops talking there's no sound from the other end, as Sherlock is thinking, or slightly spaced out.]

The shape of the footprint and the way it is made can help us. Have you found the murder weapon? A murder like such was not planned out, and so the murder weapon will most likely be found around the area.

An autopsy should be done as well.

[Text]

[mommysthief]

Had you found me Sherlock, I would have made sure that your night was interesting.

[Text]

[functionals]

[on the other side of the phone, sherlock smirks.]

Either way, I don't like social events such as these.

SH

[Text]

[mommysthief]

Then you shouldn't have gone.

[Text]

[functionals]

I didn't go, though.

SH