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Dear Snackoonagisa,

I don't know how you'd expect me to answer.

I suppose having my friends here helps it make less painful.

Dear Anonymous,

They all can redeem if they have the motive to.

Out of all of them, Jacques Portsman is the one that would likely wish redemption out of all of them. Mr. Amano has too much money and reputation to lose to want change, Shih-na is long gone without any identity to lean back to, Quercus Alba is either going to be in prison for life or death so he has no motivation and while Cammy Meele is the second closest to want redemption, she still has more to lose than Mr. Portsman. Jacques lost everything, gained nothing out of the smuggling ring and still has many years ahead of him. Not to mention he's likely going to have a lesser sentence.

Dear Anonymous,

Hm....

I mean, I think they all can change if they wanted to. I can't think of anyone that would change if they all asked for help.

Dear Anonymous,

Hm... that's a hard one, Pal. I'm not sure if any of them would ask me for help.

I guess if I had to choose, it would be Jacques. He was just a kid.

Dear Anonymous,

Foolishness. Anyone can redeem if they wish to.

However, if I had to choose whom I believe would be the most likely to want to change, it would be Mr. Portsman. He was foolish, but young enough to eventually understand his own foolishness and wish to change.

Dear Anonymous,

If anyone wanted to change they would. You'd be surprised how much one could change if they're determined.

However, putting that asking for help portion, Mr. Portsman would be the easiest just because he's still very young. His brain is still in his youth, so he still has time to grow, learn and change his ways.

Dear Anonymous,

Knowing Diego, he'd flex by slamming his coffee mug on the bench and shouting, "HA!"

Dear Anonymous,

If I was to return, I would return just as so...

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HA!

Dear BlueBlazer,

Hm... that name doesn't ring any bells.

Dear BlueBlazer,

Hehehehehehe

I do wish I was. Prosecutor Winner went to a private school, then to Law School at Themis during an earlier year than I did.

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Dear Clay Terran,

Uhhhhhhhh, thanks, but... I think you might have me confused with someone else. I don't even know that song.

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Thanks for not ratting me out, Widget.

You owe me.

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Dear blueblazer4real,

I had so much fun! Who knew pottery still had a niche audience? I got to share my passion for it with so many people!

But only had the chance to make three measly little figurines! It's not like doing scribbles and sketches -- you have to take it slow, no matter how talented you are!

So unfair, maaaaaaaaaan!!!

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Dear BlueBlazer,

I was nervous about it at first, but...

...I had fun. There were a lot of good people there, and it was nice meeting them. I'm glad I went.

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Dear BlueBlazer,

Oh, man, did I ever! I must've drawn at least fifty pictures of the fans and onlookers, and I even got to promote my new book some! Talk about a good time!

Didn't have anyone ask for pictures or autographs, but I can't say I blame them. Who wouldn't be shy about approaching an up-and-coming literary star, know what I mean?

Dear Anonymous,

Ooh, that sounds awesome! Someone needs to draw a picture of us in those roles if they haven't already!

Can I be Blue?

Sorry, Widget, but you can't make paw prints.

Nooooooooooo!! DX

Dear Anonymous,

Ha ha! We are a lot like them, aren't we? We even solve mysteries like they do!

Given, the mysterious those guys solved weren't as high-stakes as the ones we tackle, but...I always did love watching them put the clues together at the end. Man, what a fun show...

(I might start tearing up here in a minute.)

Dear Anonymous,

Now, there's an interesting thought. I only saw the version with Steve when I was a kid, but I remember most of those characters. I can see those comparisons pretty clearly, too.

(Who would be Blue, though? Missile, maybe?)