Even though Edgeworth went ahead and referred to the exact thing that Harvey was doing, his half-expression didn't falter. He knew a thing or two about lying, as all lawyers did. So far this Edgeworth seemed pretty open and straightforward, which Harvey also liked, but he wouldn't be surprised if the man was also completely capable of lying through his teeth.
It looked like they were moving to another subject entirely, and while Harvey wanted to ponder over what had caused last night's incidents, he had been convinced by now that none of the patients had any more insights than he did. Besides, Edgeworth had already said he'd been trying to forget about what had happened, which probably meant this was a subtle subject change that shouldn't be argued with.
Harvey might have lost it a little, but he could still follow social cues when he cared to.
While he had heard about the brainwashing and the experimentation, this was the first time he'd heard the latter referred to as 'sleep studies.' That was likely some kind of code word, and it didn't trip him up too much. He shook his head when Edgeworth offered to explain and instead focused on what odd thing had happened.
"I'm still not sure if that whole zombie thing was planned," Harvey returned, resisting the urge to roll an eye. "If it wasn't, then we weren't supposed to be stuck in town all night, meaning that the brainwashing that was meant to happen that night didn't. Maybe they were just making up for lost time," he suggested. Sometimes it was easier to look for a simple solution rather than getting caught up in larger ideas.
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It looked like they were moving to another subject entirely, and while Harvey wanted to ponder over what had caused last night's incidents, he had been convinced by now that none of the patients had any more insights than he did. Besides, Edgeworth had already said he'd been trying to forget about what had happened, which probably meant this was a subtle subject change that shouldn't be argued with.
Harvey might have lost it a little, but he could still follow social cues when he cared to.
While he had heard about the brainwashing and the experimentation, this was the first time he'd heard the latter referred to as 'sleep studies.' That was likely some kind of code word, and it didn't trip him up too much. He shook his head when Edgeworth offered to explain and instead focused on what odd thing had happened.
"I'm still not sure if that whole zombie thing was planned," Harvey returned, resisting the urge to roll an eye. "If it wasn't, then we weren't supposed to be stuck in town all night, meaning that the brainwashing that was meant to happen that night didn't. Maybe they were just making up for lost time," he suggested. Sometimes it was easier to look for a simple solution rather than getting caught up in larger ideas.