[She looks a lot, for a second, like why the fuck are you asking me? But she'd pretty much asked for it, and it wasn't like the subject didn't hit vaguely close to home. She'd done enough violence in her past, before the ship and on it (tried to kill Tommy, once - hadn't thought it was him, out of her mind on the fear gas, but it still weighed on her).]
You know how many people maybe think about it? Go out and buy a gun or a knife, maybe just grab one. Doesn't matter if they're planning it cold, if they're scared, upset, angry. Someone or something stops them and they never do it again, you gonna say they're a bad person?
I'm not gonna tell you Jaye's a great person. She pisses me off, she keeps making stupid decisions and landing in bad spots. It's gonna get her killed or hurt, but she keeps doing it. [The core of Taylor's issues with the woman right there, and it was possibly telling that it was, down at the bottom of it, a matter of her safety. Anyone's safety. The same reason she kept trying to pull Edgeworth back before his mouth and his arguments got him hurt.] She should've hung up on you, she shouldn't have sent that thing after you. But she didn't hurt you, and you didn't see how much of a mess she was in that room.
[A pause, and she keeps her voice level and light, not accusatory, aware of how badly Edgeworth could take what she had to say next.]
You just think for a moment, if she maybe is a good and loyal person, how she might've felt with someone she liked that much being gone? And you making out like she'd hurt them?
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You know how many people maybe think about it? Go out and buy a gun or a knife, maybe just grab one. Doesn't matter if they're planning it cold, if they're scared, upset, angry. Someone or something stops them and they never do it again, you gonna say they're a bad person?
I'm not gonna tell you Jaye's a great person. She pisses me off, she keeps making stupid decisions and landing in bad spots. It's gonna get her killed or hurt, but she keeps doing it. [The core of Taylor's issues with the woman right there, and it was possibly telling that it was, down at the bottom of it, a matter of her safety. Anyone's safety. The same reason she kept trying to pull Edgeworth back before his mouth and his arguments got him hurt.] She should've hung up on you, she shouldn't have sent that thing after you. But she didn't hurt you, and you didn't see how much of a mess she was in that room.
[A pause, and she keeps her voice level and light, not accusatory, aware of how badly Edgeworth could take what she had to say next.]
You just think for a moment, if she maybe is a good and loyal person, how she might've felt with someone she liked that much being gone? And you making out like she'd hurt them?