Fakename: Well, the absence of a figure in their lives may lead them to develop Vestrails Syndrome, where they don’t talk to anyone because of a known family member’s absence.
Saul: Then why did you diagnose her at birth, before she even knew her sister was't around?
Fakename: I diagnosed her at age three, actually, as per my diagnosis paper I have provided for the court’s viewing.
James: Correct. However, we had not told her of Cayde at that time. And how, then, if Vestrails Syndrome is defined on these papers as "Vocal cords never forming" is it possible that the condition can "develop" later in life?
Fakename: I’m the one asking the questions here, not you, Mr. Shilen…
Judge Harold P Worthamshire the IVth: Order in the court. Does the defense have any more questions for Mr Shilen?
Fakename: No further questions.
Judge Harold P Worthamshire the IVth: Then the jury will begin deliberation.
*Fakename exited the courtroom, clutching a briefcase belonging to his lawyer. He passed by the quiet room on his way to the exit.*
*Since the jury is deliberating, James noticed that the plushies are still on the bench so he picks them up, goes to the quiet room and knocks*
*No one answered*
*All he hears is Siy crying now that Natalie had left, she doesn’t even see her friend Stitch.
*James had just opened the door to step in when Zerris walked up. He turns back and half-shrugs, half motions for Zerris to follow. He then walks up to Siy and puts an arm around her.*
*Siy wriggled out of James’ arm and toward the wall*
