[ this just made me picture ga'ran polishing the bonito ]
Pretty much. There's a special magatama you gotta use to force the spirit out and back to the Twilight Realm if they aren't leavin' on their own.
[ then with a bit of a frown, remembering A Recent Case ]
It's useful, yeah, but still requires some interpretation, and it's not impossible for either the killer or victim to manipulate what that final scene looks like. That's one of the big problems with the courts under the DC Act — what the priestess and prosecution say the vision means gets taken as the absolute truth without even looking at other evidence.
[ I think this is a good hobby Datz should get into. Bonito and balls. ]
Oh. Wow.
[ Okay, that sounds really volatile. Is Khura'in okay? Well, he supposes it must be if this is a somewhat regular thing that occurs... it's like Japan being prepared for earthquakes. ]
Right... because people can interpret a scene differently if they're operating under panic or distress. Even a victim isn't a completely reliable source, depending.
That's interesting though, that it's a big enough thing that it's regularly considered in your laws... I think it'd just get thrown out as evidence in ours.
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Pretty much. There's a special magatama you gotta use to force the spirit out and back to the Twilight Realm if they aren't leavin' on their own.
[ then with a bit of a frown, remembering A Recent Case ]
It's useful, yeah, but still requires some interpretation, and it's not impossible for either the killer or victim to manipulate what that final scene looks like. That's one of the big problems with the courts under the DC Act — what the priestess and prosecution say the vision means gets taken as the absolute truth without even looking at other evidence.
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Oh. Wow.
[ Okay, that sounds really volatile. Is Khura'in okay? Well, he supposes it must be if this is a somewhat regular thing that occurs... it's like Japan being prepared for earthquakes. ]
Right... because people can interpret a scene differently if they're operating under panic or distress. Even a victim isn't a completely reliable source, depending.
That's interesting though, that it's a big enough thing that it's regularly considered in your laws... I think it'd just get thrown out as evidence in ours.