Me: I'm going to get a good grade in audience, something that is both normal to want and possible to achieve.
Chris Fleming tonight on stage, gesturing at me after I laughed really hard at a joke nobody else did: “This guy has had my back ALL night”
![Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
Instructions: Answer these questions at the end of each episode in the game. You can write the answers in a new page in your Notion notebook. You may also come back to this page & think about these questions whenever you end a session of playing the game!
These questions are meant to develop your skills to understand mystery & drama stories. By the end of this, you will have practiced how to appreciate dramatic stories even more, and these are great skills that will definitely help you in the future to understand all kinds of literature, movies, games, and more!
1) List each of the characters who appear in this episode. Then, list 3 descriptions of how they have behaved in this episode. The descriptions could be a 1-word adjective about what they are like as a person, or it could be a few words to describe something important that happened in their story.
Examples for Episode 1:
Larry Butz - silly, grateful to Phoenix, more worried about the victim than himself
Mia Fey - smart, supportive, believes in Phoenix
2) Compare the main character (Phoenix Wright) from the beginning of the episode to the end of the episode. What has changed in his life, if anything? For example, did he learn anything new? Did he form new friendships? Did he seem to change his opinion about somebody else? Or did somebody else change their opinion about him?
Remember that you don’t need to explain the whole plot over again – you only need to focus on how it affected the main character.
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