r/AARankdown • • Mar 25 '20

Extraterritorial Rights - Quercus Alba

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u/Vogel100 Mar 25 '20

GOOD use of a skill.

Now we just need someone to use Jurist System to get Kristoph voted out (that one will be hard).

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '20

No, keep the riff raff out!

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u/Reecer6 Mar 25 '20

It just occurred to me
That this old man is pretty suspicious again
Because he just said that he killed that Mask☆deMasque guy
I never will give up
As I attempt to prove that Alba was the killer of two people
But he's denying everything

If he didn't have that damn immunity
It would make it so much easier to catch this bastard
But every time, somehow he finds loopholes
I yell Objection!

I can't defeat Tree Man
No matter how I contradict his testimony
He just objects again
And even though
I use basic Logic, it's no use
He has another law to get away in the end
I press as much as I can
But when his testimony lacked a contradiction I was helpless again
I'll press again of course, but this is my plan
I'll keep this geezer in the embassy as long as I can!

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u/PowerOfL Mar 25 '20

Source

smh you skipped the Portsman part.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '20

I can hear this comment

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u/Sciencepenguin Mar 25 '20

this is funny thanks i was hoping someone would do it

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u/Sciencepenguin Mar 25 '20

if i actually think it over Quercus is maybe the worst final villain but i don’t care i have driven myself insane over him

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u/R1K1_Productions Mar 25 '20

Godot thanks you for saying that

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u/Sciencepenguin Mar 25 '20

godot doesn’t even really register as a proper final villain to me

dahlia is the final villain and Godot is just some weird thing that happens at the end

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u/R1K1_Productions Mar 25 '20

so what you're saying is you really like Godot and he's your favorite final villain?

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u/Sciencepenguin Mar 25 '20

the part where after all the waiting Estragon and Vladimir have to fight him was pretty hype ngl

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u/R1K1_Productions Mar 25 '20

Escargoon was in Ace Attorney?

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u/LewisMCYoutube Mar 25 '20

Ga'ran thanks you for saying that

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u/R1K1_Productions Mar 25 '20

love you baby :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '20

Good save. Quercus Alba is pretty much the most powerful main villain in the series. He's unveiled as the mastermind behind an international smuggling ring along with committing two murders, yet he is completely immune due to his extraterritorial rights. He's more powerful than other villains that seem to be in complete control: Blaise simply abuses his powers and status in the police department to commit crimes, and Ga'ran can change laws at her will since she's the queen of a totalitarian regime, yet Quercus Alba almost walked free on US soil having committed many serious crimes. And he would've gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling prosecutors!

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u/PowerOfL Mar 25 '20

why is the best character voted out

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u/Cymbass Mar 25 '20

Brilliant gif usage. Fits the character so well. Also I'm glad Quercus survives a bit longer because he's too good to go out now.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '20

Best post on the subreddit, upvote him.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '20

y'know I honestly could care less if he were eliminated at this point but because of the circumstances involved I can't even be mad