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"Hello. This is Dorian Gray's cellphone. I can't talk right now. Don't forget to leave me a message. If you're interesting, I'll get back to you."
voice, video, text, action
[ certain threads in this post contain nsfw content (sex, blood, violence, etc.) so, you know, don't read them where Gramma can look over your shoulder. just kind of a blanket trigger warning for gore & body horror as well ]
voice, video, text, action
[ certain threads in this post contain nsfw content (sex, blood, violence, etc.) so, you know, don't read them where Gramma can look over your shoulder. just kind of a blanket trigger warning for gore & body horror as well ]

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Yes, that was him. And we've been doing a lot of kissing and making up since. [ a pause. ] Or, at least, we were, up until a day or so ago.
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[Dorian's right: Lunatic wouldn't kill someone over a petty lover's spat. However, his phrasing, the words get to know you make him realize something]
Wait a minute - how did you two meet? Was it the post about his work with imPorts, or did you meet someplace else?
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[ and then the penny drops. Yuri was scoping him out. He didn't meet up with Dorian because he was interesting or exciting. He was scoping him out. How much of this relationship was Yuri simply trying to figure Dorian out? ]
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I hate to be the one to tell you this, Gray, but I'm afraid that Lunatic kept his word.
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You- [He clears his throat, and his voice, though rough and stiff, takes on a quieter, almost humble tone]
You have my apologies. Petrov-
[Takes a deep breath]
He had no right to do those things.
[He has no love in his heart for Dorian Gray; between his past murders and his more recent crimes, he's the kind of man that Edgeworth despises. However, what Lunatic did to him wasn't justice, it was a sin in its own right. And as for what he did as Petrov... that betrayal was as loathsome as any of his other crimes.]
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[ YEAH, HE'S STILL KIND OF BITTER ]
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...no, it doesn't.
[His voice is small, its tone cold and bitter, but only for a moment. Edgeworth's words quickly regain their strength, though, but they remain as somber as ever.]
I know this is a difficult time for you, Gray, but I have one more thing I must ask of you. But first, a question.
Do you want justice?
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What else do you want to know? I don't know how helpful I'll be about this.
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[Suddenly, a thought]
...or any other friends he may have had.
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[And he's ready to let Dorian go if he's ready]
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I can't say I blame you. Anyway, I've told you all that I needed to, for now. If I have any other questions I'll be in touch.
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