It doesn't look like any courtroom you've ever seen. It doesn't look like any courtroom anyone's ever seen. Because Angua went for practicality, not for authenticity. She gatehered dining and kitchen chairs from as any empty apartments as she could and just hashed them together with what tables she could add
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During her own reign she would have been judge, jury, and executioner. But things had changed, and at the very least she was likely to be the one here with the least possible stake in any of this.
At the very least, it would give her a break from stalking Wesley.
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He gives a quick look around, and then looks over to his defendants.
He's not going to enjoy this.
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Then again, juries are supposed to be neutral. Right?
She slides into her seat, biting her lip.
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"Ladies and gentlemen," he begins, "let me lay this out for you. What we have here is a man, a leader, a prince. A man who has seen us through this wasteland at great personal cost to himself and to those closest to him. A good man; a strong man ( ... )
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"My opponent puts forward a good argument. However, what he lacks is proof. Perhaps a number of people here have grudges with the defendants from past encounters, but does that prove that they, as my opponent so colorfully put it, 'engineered this horrible plot'?"
He gives a gesture to Rube.
"Because it seems that he has forgotten what this trial is all about. Proving, without a reasonable doubt, that they willfully and maliciously tried to poison Melaka Fray's babies. All he has to show you, ladies and gentlemen, is people's opinions. Just because the people he will bring before you feel that the defendants are capable of such crime, does that mean they actually did it?"
He narrows his eyes and gives a cold stare to the jury.
"No. It doesn't. And in no fair society should it. Hell, my clients even admitted it to being a mistake. Miss Azula over there let young ( ... )
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