Miles Edgeworth (
truthsnomiracle) wrote2011-12-19 10:01 pm
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[open RP meme] The "pester Edgeworth in his office" post, Dreamwidth edition
[Chances are, when you enter room 1202 of the Prosecutor's Office, you'll find High Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth hard at work. He learned the hard way not to be too quick to throw people out when they interrupt him, so as annoyed as he probably will be once he notices your presence, you'll more likely than not get a sufficient chance to justify yourself. Usually.]
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Um... yes, of course. ...We should find our way back to my car; you need immediate medical attention.
[That having been said, Edgeworth offers his arm for support.]
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But I'm fine now...and how am I supposed to walk back to your car if I'm still tied up?
[Kay raises her feet from the ground a bit, for emphasis. She knows her knife is several feet under the lake now.]
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[And now he's going to see if he can untie her without tying himself up in the process. Fine manipulation was really more Larry's talent...]
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[She sits as still as she could, watching him try to untie her. If they weren't so serious, Kay would have already made fun of how Edgeworth looked right now, or made a joke.
Instead, her voice is still meek.]
Maybe you could use one of my lock picks instead?
[Kay kind of wishes Edgeworth had held on to her knife, but...never mind.]
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[Edgeworth digs through Kay's bag, soon finding the tools in question and examining them.]
(I never imagined that I'd even once make use of lockpicks as anything other than evidence.)
[After his assessment, he tries using one with a hooked end as leverage to more easily loosen the ropes with.]
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...
Um...are you okay?
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[It's a topic change and he knows it, but he really should endure this on his own... right? Especially since he's not panicking anymore...]
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I'm really, really sorry. And I'm guessing you don't have a towel in your car.
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[By this time, Edgeworth has managed to loosen the ropes around Kay's hands enough to make untying them easy, and proceeds to do so. As much as he's trying to be stoic, though, those steely eyes are still clearly haunted by what just happened...]
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No. I believe I heard a splash unrelated to ours, but that's all I know.
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He has a point.]
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It takes him a couple of minutes, but he does ultimately manage to loosen those ropes enough to untie too. That being done, he hands the lockpick back, then stands.]
We should make our way back to where I parked.
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Because honestly? The sight of the dead bodies at the bottom of the lake and the fact that she could have died...are two things that won't leave her easily.]
Right.
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...how long was I out?
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(It's strange to look back on a moment and not easily be able to gauge how long it must have taken. Perhaps if I walk myself through the events...)
[Edgeworth shudders as he forces himself to think through what happened.]
I-I would estimate... a-anywhere from o-one to two m-minutes.
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... [She notices him stutter.]
Are you sure you're okay?
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Okay, okay! No need to get glare-y on me again!
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We'll be headed straight for the hospital once we're in the car. I can call the police with an update from there.
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...those keywords are so appropriate right now
Yep.
And it wasn't just one body ahaha
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Keywords. ;)
...yup, she's changing it.
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