It's simple, really, if you can get past the whole 'ghosts don't exist' angle...
The badger-thing is insane, and a ghost.
The house is an image of a house he knew from when he was alive. He burned it down, and people died. He went to a mental institution, whereupon he eventually died from his injuries in a padded-cell like this.
Normally a mental affliction wouldn't actually affect someone else? But, for whatever reason, his psychic energies... or whatever have drawn us here and made us believe we're sitting in a house. Or a cell. And playing a game with death on the line. Maybe he played it when he was alive, I don't know.
As for "why us?" Can't be sure, but if he committed a crime, then he had to have a trial. Maybe Mr. Wright was his attorney. Or Mr. Edgeworth. Whoever that is. Sss, sss.
As for the police being locked up... or Mr. Justice being locked up... or anyone else... ...I don't think they really are. Just us.
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It's simple, really, if you can get past the whole 'ghosts don't exist' angle...
The badger-thing is insane, and a ghost.
The house is an image of a house he knew from when he was alive. He burned it down, and people died. He went to a mental institution, whereupon he eventually died from his injuries in a padded-cell like this.
Normally a mental affliction wouldn't actually affect someone else? But, for whatever reason, his psychic energies... or whatever have drawn us here and made us believe we're sitting in a house. Or a cell. And playing a game with death on the line. Maybe he played it when he was alive, I don't know.
As for "why us?" Can't be sure, but if he committed a crime, then he had to have a trial. Maybe Mr. Wright was his attorney. Or Mr. Edgeworth. Whoever that is. Sss, sss.
As for the police being locked up... or Mr. Justice being locked up... or anyone else... ...I don't think they really are. Just us.
--I have proof, but I can't make use of it, yet.