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* ''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]'' may not seem like this at first. But consider: in his quest to clear various clients, Phoenix drives several witnesses to tears. Including an ''eight-year-old boy''.
** In case 2-3 {{spoiler|Acro turns out to have killed Berry accidentally while trying to kill Regina because she accidentally killed his brother Aero. At the end of the case, Regina asks is Acro is going to come after her. The "correct" answer is to say "No," and to show her some evidence, but's there's no real reason you can't say "Of course he is!" and send her off in tears.}}
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* Half of the fun of playing ''[[Winter Shard]]'' is the freedom it gives the player to be the evilest, sickest bastard imaginable if they want to play Frederone like that. [[No Canon for the Wicked|It won't get you anywhere near the True ending, though.]]
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