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1. When does Detective Gumshoe debut?
2. Even without seeing Gumshoe's face, or having the game explictly say Gumshoe is speaking, it's often easy to tell he's talking because he always uses one three letter word when he addresses anyone, even his superiors. What does he frequently call people?
3. Gumshoe, as the police detective, is called to the witness stand a whole lot during the "Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney" trilogy. How many trials does Gumshoe take the stand during?
4. In one episode, it appears as if the true culprit has called in some henchmen to have Phoenix and Maya "silenced". This would certainly have happened if it wasn't for timely intervention from Detective Gumshoe. In what episode does this take place?
5. In "Turnabout Goodbyes", Miles Edgeworth is the defendant. He has lost pretty much the entirety of the police department's support. Here, does Gumshoe initially believe Edgeworth is guilty?
6. In "Rising from the Ashes", Gumshoe's sense of true justice comes to form yet again, and he risks his job using his identification to allow Phoenix to a room he shouldn't have access to. Where did Gumshoe, against his superior's commands, allow Phoenix to access?
7. In "Turnabout Memories", Mia Fey gets to cross examine a young Detective Gumshoe. We find out that this is Gumshoe's first time testifying in court as a detective. How old is he here?
8. In "Reunion and Turnabout", Gumshoe tried to calm down an agitated, possibly traumatized eight year old Pearly Fey. His method of doing so, however, was probably not ideal for dealing with a child... What does he do here?
9. We found out in "Recipe to the Turnabout" that Gumshoe has a love interest. Who is Gumshoe interested in?
10. For a very brief period in "Bridge to the Turnabout", Gumshoe takes on a new role as far as progressing the game goes. In what function does he briefly serve?
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