[ he's not sure where to start with this. it really is either the werewolf part or the murder part, and they both suck, though at least the werewolf gives some kind of reasoning for what comes next.
but this was edgeworth's idea, and he's the one who wants clarification. it's strange how much this suddenly feels like a trial; on the other hand, edgeworth's a friend. he wouldn't hesitate to tell him his life story if it'd come about some other way, but doing so now seems like some kind of loss, like a very literal confession of guilt instead of a confession of trust between friends.
so he doesn't start at the beginning. he doesn't start at all, actually. it might be a mistake to give hard details and backpedal from there, because that means excuses instead of explaining how he got from point a to point b. but he'd rather only give what he has to, so- ]
wow screw u edgey
but this was edgeworth's idea, and he's the one who wants clarification. it's strange how much this suddenly feels like a trial; on the other hand, edgeworth's a friend. he wouldn't hesitate to tell him his life story if it'd come about some other way, but doing so now seems like some kind of loss, like a very literal confession of guilt instead of a confession of trust between friends.
so he doesn't start at the beginning. he doesn't start at all, actually. it might be a mistake to give hard details and backpedal from there, because that means excuses instead of explaining how he got from point a to point b. but he'd rather only give what he has to, so- ]
What do you want to know?