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1. During the classic "First Turnabout", Mr Sahwit takes the stand. In his first tesimony, he makes a total of ten different statements. Which of the following is a contradictory statement?
2. During the decisive "The Two Accounts" testimony in "Turnabout Sisters", the player must press on one of Redd White's statements in order to get him to say something contradictory. What must they press on?
3. In "Turnabout Samurai", Wendy Oldbag will testify as to how she knew Will Powers was in his costume and committed a murder in it. During the "The Man in the Photo" testimony, the player will be unable to use evidence and must press on one of her statements to progress. What statement must they press on?
4. In "Turnabout Goodbyes", Lotta Hart lies a lot during her testimonies. She lies hardest about her reason for being at the lake. She was there to spot sea monster of legend, Gourdy. The player can point this out to dispute which statement she makes?
5. The first contradictory statement in "The Lost Turnabout" is easy to see. The defendant's name was written in the sand by the victim with his finger, presumably as a way of linking her to the murder. However, there is one crucial problem- the defendant's name is not spelled "Maggie" like it is in the crime scene photo. How do you correctly spell the defendant's first name here?
6. During "Reunion and Turnabout", the player is able to successfully prove that Ini Miney, who took the stand, is actually someone else who disguised herself using plastic surgery. Whose profile must the player present, suggesting that Ini Miney is disguising herself as this person?
7. In "Turnabout Big Top", Moe makes a claim involving a crucial piece of evidence that is just flat out wrong. What statement must the player object to?
8. In "Farewell, my Turnabout", the player uniquely can receive one of two different endings. The ending they receive depends on what piece of evidence they present, along with who they want to accuse of performing the killing. The killer is the appropriately named Shelly de Killer- what piece of evidence must the player also present to receive the "Good Ending"?
9. Phoenix Wright himself testifies in "Turnabout Memories". Here, he has been accused of murder and is explaining what happened when he found the body. In order to help Phoenix prove his own innocence, one of his statements must be proven to be a contradiction. Which of the following must the player object to?
10. During the very last testimony of "Stolen Turnabout", we learn that Luke Atmey had more than just grand larceny in mind. However, this is a figurative "trial by fire" as the player is given eleven statements from Atmey, and if they press on the wrong one, it's an instant game over. Which of Atmey's statements must the player press on to progress the game?
11. Detective Gumshoe takes the stand in "Recipe for a Turnabout" and he has begrudgingly agreed to testify against his love interest, Maggey Byrde. He begs Phoenix to find some contradiction in his testimony that will cast doubt as to Byrde's guilt here. It takes awhile, but during Gumshoe's testimony, Phoenix is able to deliver. What must the player object to that Gumshoe says?
12. In "Turnabout Memories", the player cross examines Melissa Foster, otherwise known as Dahlia Hawthorne. Hawthorne clarifies why she lied about her identity, but she isn't truthful here either. What statement of hers must the player object on?
13. In the wild, chaotic "Bridge to the Turnabout", we see a whopping three trials take place in one day, unprecedented for the trilogy. The prosecution's first witness, Iris Hawthorne, the twin sister of Dahlia, had enough time to 'switch places' with her twin, and it's actually the latter who is testifying, not the former. After duping everyone for a second time, whose profile must the player present is the person who was watching over her just before the exchange happened. Essentially, who must the player blame for taking their eyes off of Iris?
14. In "Bridge to the Turnabout", Dahlia tells the court that she wanted to kill Maya Fey to exact her revenge on somebody else. To figure out who, the player must present someone's profile. Who was Dahlia trying to get her revenge on?
15. In the end of the entire trilogy, the very last character the player cross examines in "Bridge to the Turnabout" is none other than longtime partner Maya Fey. Maya testifies as to the identity of the killer. She makes one incorrect assumption the player must object to. Which statement of Maya's is worthy of an objection?
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