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[blindedmewith]

I just want to say that whoever is in charge of memory crystals, it really isn't fair to take someone's clothes like that without warning. That dress was not good for winter weather!

Mr. Justice, we should probably talk. I saw you in my memory.

Oh, I should probably mention that I've moved in with Kagerou and Lea. They were really nice and let me visit after River left, and now it just makes sense to stay. So that's where you can find me now.

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Sorry but Medium was here when they had this chat ;_;

[extantlaw.livejournal.com]

If he does not remember you, I suggest that you speak to Medium. She also has memories of myself and Wright.

[Justice blinked at the enthusiastic compliment, momentarily unsure how to respond other than with an amusement that he was certain she would not appreciate. Instead he allowed himself a brief but nevertheless genuine smile in an attempt to relieve the combination of awkwardness and humour that Rosalind's words provoked.]

I... would hope that was the case, certainly.

[Her abrupt nod and movememt to leave caught him by surprise and he hurriedly got to his own feet in response, with a polite nod of his own to acknowledge her words. His fingers tapped lightly on the desk as she turned to leave, a memory of a conversation he had with Spirit in the Park shortly before she vanished prompting him to say more.]

Rosalind... I regret that I have no pertinent memories of my own to share with you.

It's cool—makes perfect sense to mention her.

[blindedmewith.livejournal.com]

She's the girl with the black hair and the topknot, right? I know her. She's really nice! And if I knew Mr. Truth before, maybe she and I were friends too.

[She liked the idea of that. Lea was great, and River had been the best little brother she could have asked for—even if he did focus a little too much on the health food thing—but sometimes Rosalind just wanted a girl friend her own age, like Kagerou.]

It's okay.

[Justice had a nice smile but he looked a little regretful when he spoke. She didn't like that—it was a good thing that she'd learned something about them today, and even if it wasn't a lot, she'd just have to examine the evidence they had in order to figure out more.]

We all forgot so much that it's not that likely we'd remember each other quickly, is it? I must be really lucky that I remembered you two at all. I'm sure we'll remember more. Thank you, Mr. Justice.

<3

[extantlaw.livejournal.com]

Yes, that sounds like Medium - and I would say that is entirely possible.

[Another brief smile at her burst of enthusiasm - really, now that he thought about it, there were similarities between the two girls that he had not noted before. Certainly Medium had a rather... unique way of viewing the world, but still, he had enough acquaintance with her to have noted that she was often perceptive and far from unintelligent.]

I hope you're right. However, if I happen to recall anything, I will let you know immediately.

[It was the same promise that he had made Spirit shortly before she disappeared. Despite how uncomfortable the woman made him feel, he had meant it at the time - whatever his past crimes or actions, he had no right to withhold the truth from others he might have known in the past. As she reached for the door-handle he picked up his pen, tapping it lightly on the desk, half in thought]

And Rosalind? Please call me Edgeworth. And give my regards to Stoneface.

\o/

[blindedmewith.livejournal.com]

I appreciate that. A lot, really.

[She would have to think about this. Even if she only remembered them a little, and even if they didn't remember her at all yet—or maybe even ever—there was still a whole world of possibility open to her now. Nothing but pure potential.]

I will. And I appreciate it.

[She smiled and raised a hand in farewell as she left his office. Even if he was sometimes grumpy, he was still a lot kinder than some people thought.]

See you later, Mr. Edgeworth.