XRiley: I want Ms. Farlaine dismissed from the jury. She used to work for Heinz-Castlen -- it's a clear conflict.
Ranford: Fair enough.
Quinn: In that case I want Mr.Shane dismissed.
Ranford: (inset) Ever committed a felony?
Mr. Shane: (inset) If you weren't caught it don't count, right?
Ranford: Yeah, I think we all saw that one coming. What about Mr. McAndry?
Ranford: (inset) -- profession?
Mr. McAndry: (inset) -- actually, I'm a lawyer.
Quinn and Riley: Dismiss!
Ranford: Cowards.
Ranford: Fair enough.
Quinn: In that case I want Mr.Shane dismissed.
Ranford: (inset) Ever committed a felony?
Mr. Shane: (inset) If you weren't caught it don't count, right?
Ranford: Yeah, I think we all saw that one coming. What about Mr. McAndry?
Ranford: (inset) -- profession?
Mr. McAndry: (inset) -- actually, I'm a lawyer.
Quinn and Riley: Dismiss!
Ranford: Cowards.
When last we saw.... Quinn - Riley - Ranford
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The year is 2007. Elizabeth Barnabas keeps house for her private detective brother: a respectable woman even in the staid Anglo-Scottish Republic. Except Elizabeth doesn't have a brother....
January 28, 2009
Since it didn't show up as well as I'd hoped, I should make it clear that Quinn's 'glasses' are essentially a futuristic palm pilot: she's looking at a replay of the jurors' testimony on them as she talks. This particular bit of tech hasn't shown up before because it's exceptionally easy to steal. Even those who can afford them don't tend to cart them into Lowtown.
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