#aston levy

[askaceattorney]

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Dear Aston Levy,

I’d recommend someplace else for ‘im, painful as it might be.  No sense wastin’ your life on something you can’t savor.

-Guy Eldoon

[askaceattorney]

Dear Kay,

While I certainly appreciate your trusting me enough to ask for such advice, I’m afraid there is only one person who can answer these questions for you, and that is yourself.  Your own personal path to the truth cannot, and will not, be a perfect copy of anyone else’s.  You must carve it out in whatever fashion you find suits you the best.

There is a sort of guideline I can provide in the meantime -- while the intentions of the Yatagarasu and its members were of the most noble sort, their actions as thieves were no less illegal, nor would any judge have had mercy on them in the event they were caught.  I would advise you to think twice before pursuing a career that breaks the law in order to uphold it.

In any case, your motives appear to be in the right place.  My advice is simply to search until you’ve found the best possible way to put them into action.  Whether you’re a prosecutor, defense attorney, detective, or undercover agent, your goal should always be to use your skill and talents toward finding the truth and shedding light on it.

And please, do keep your hands at your sides.

-Miles Edgeworth

[askaceattorney]

Dear Sister,

Your daughter is your own business, but her legal career should not be taken so lightly.  If she is truly foolish enough to want to be a defense attorney of all things, you should pay close attention to her reasoning in order to strike it down, piece by piece.  Perfection for a von Karma cannot be found outside the field of prosecution.

If she is still the same perfect little niece I know and love, then it should not be long before she comes to her senses.

-Franziska von Karma

[askaceattorney]

Dear Aston Levy,

That is the symbol for “priestess,” imprinted upon a Royal Priestess of Khura’in at ten years of age.  The tattoo is much like a Royal Priestess’s position in that both become a permanent fixture in her life.

My mother has one as well, though I have never seen it with my own eyes.  Perhaps she will show me someday.

-Princess Rayfa Padma Khura’in

[askaceattorney]

Dear Aston Levy,

She knew about her mother trying to frame Maya for murder, all right.  She just couldn’t seem to understand what sort of person she was, or she never would’ve tried to help in her plan to get rid of Maya for good.  It’s not like I can blame her, though -- she’s still a child, and a very trusting person on top of that.

I don’t see how any of it was my fault, though.  I care about her as much as anyone, but I’m not her father.

-Phoenix Wright

[askaceattorney]

Dear Aston Levy,

I suppose I’m in no position to disagree with your judgments, but I can certainly explain myself.  The only goal I had in mind during our plan was to protect my daughter...perhaps as a way to redeem myself for leaving her behind.  At first, I had only planned to keep young Pearl occupied in order to prevent her from following her mother’s instructions, but when she disappeared from my sight, we were forced to rely on instinct rather than thinking things through.  Every second that passed may have been our last chance to save Maya, after all.

As for young Pearl, I simply didn’t have the heart to let her know the truth about her mother.  She trusted her completely even after her imprisonment, and I simply couldn’t bring myself to crush her hopes in such a way.  Perhaps it was foolish of me, but it wasn’t in my nature to be so cruel.

My death aside, I believe it all worked out for the best in the end.  Maya and her friends can look forward to a much brighter future now that so many harsh trials are behind them.

-Misty Fey

[askaceattorney]

Dear Some Guy,

I remember one time when Trucy was still new to me, she tried making me breakfast in bed for Father’s Day.

The eggs were runny, the toast was burned, and the orange juice had spilled on the tray.

...But enough about the best breakfast I’ve ever had.  The worst was probably the following Monday when I just had plain cereal all alone while she was at school.

-Phoenix Wright

[askaceattorney]

Dear Avatar Fan,

Perhaps you’d rather I not kill him then, as a twist, reveal he was dead the whole time?

-Shelly de Killer