Graffiti accusations targeting the Student Council President ignite tension as Gura becomes embroiled in suspicion. Navigating school investigation and courtroom drama immerses you in uncovering the truth, where presenting the right evidence is crucial to defending your friend’s innocence.
During each trial, timing your challenges and selecting the correct evidence is key to dismantling false claims. The choices you make in Day 1 and Day 2 trials directly influence the courtroom’s verdict and your success in proving Gura’s innocence.
Trial Day 1 Choices
The initial trial centers on the graffiti incident where accusations against Gura must be scrutinized carefully. Each dialogue prompt is an opportunity to counter with factual evidence that connects logically to the case.
Judge: You need to show us evidence. What was the crime committed?
At this pivotal moment, present:
Evidence: Picture of Graffiti
When a witness states:
“I barely had time to finish up my art project within the class period.”
Challenge this by presenting:
Evidence: Missing Spray Paint
For the declaration:
“I couldn’t have gone there anyway because I went to hang out with Kiara right after school!”
Show the court:
Evidence: Gura’s Hands
When the defense claims Gura called Momma Shark during Art Class, support that with:
Evidence: Gura’s Phone Logs
In response to comments about Gura’s fingers, present:
It was good timing, too- poor Gura’s fingers were looking a little worse for wear.
Present:
Evidence: Finished Charcoal Piece
Your Honor, the defense has reason to believe this evidence doesn’t live up to the hype.
Answer: It’s circumstantial
When a witness testifies the culprit fled the pool room, respond by pressing:
Press: A huge deal!
If someone connects the pool graffiti to Gura, refute with:
Evidence: Picture of Graffiti
Bae had me lock up the pool, keeping the equipment untouched.
Evidence: Pool Net
When pressed why Gura couldn’t have put away equipment, select:
Answer: Her key broke
For the statement:
“I swear I didn’t touch anything important!”
Present counter-evidence:
Evidence: Scuffed Footprints
Then show us. Come on, I don’t have all day.
Identify footprints by presenting:
Evidence: Crime Scene Photo
At the final determination, when asked “Who’s guilty?”, choose:
Answer: Neither is guilty.
Trial Day 2 Choices
When hearing that others were in the Council room doing paperwork, make sure to:
Press: Each topic
Every topic needs pressing to progress the trial; the final topic press unlocks subsequent testimony.
“I’m not sure she makes every meeting, though.”
Evidence: Fauna’s Student Profile
To question Fauna’s Monday absence, counter with:
Evidence: Missing Spray Paint
When asked:
“Should I play my ace in the hole?”
Answer: We have a lead.
For claims of being an upstanding student, counter by showing:
“I’ve always been an upstanding student.”
Evidence: Middle School Prank
Evidence: Middle School Prank
When the relevance of the past is questioned, respond with:
Evidence: Ruined Notebook
To connect the notebook to the case, present:
Evidence: Soggy Paper
During Irys’s testimony:
Press: All responses
If I don’t say something now
Answer: Tell the truth
I always take my responsibilities very seriously. Don’t want the club misplacing materials.
Evidence: Art Room Inventory
When claims arise that the art supplies list is incorrect:
Select Charcoal Sticks within the inventory to confront this.
I witnessed Gura by the fountain.
Evidence: “Suspicious” Kronii Photo
This photo strategically shows trees obstructing a fountain view, raising suspicion.
When challenged on your point, respond:
Answer: Irys never inspected the art room.
She must have followed Prank 13 and pretended to find it.
Evidence: Soggy Paper
When Irys excuses dropping the paper in the fountain:
“I dropped it in the fountain by accident. That’s why it was wet.”
Rebut by presenting:
Evidence: Fountain maintenance note
What makes you so sure that the Student Council would be willing to befriend the likes of us?
Answer with:
Evidence: Mumei’s Doodle
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