It's becoming a trend, it seems. First Steve Rogers, and then Miles Edgeworth. Himself, although he tries not to think about it, given the infinite amount of trouble that's caused him without Matt ever truly understanding why. (Matt, and half the people who know Matt Murdock. Which is no change from the ordinary.)
Finding himself on the other side of these conversations, Matt can now appreciate how truly awkward this situation actually is. At least with Steve there had been a common ground, mutual acquaintances. The only one they shared is one Matt fervently hopes Edgeworth never runs into again, if only for his own sake, and one that rather defies explanation. Who knows what Young Edgeworth would make of Reformed Harvey Dent?
"I can hear that," he says, hoping to avoid any elaboration on that, or how he knew who it was to begin with. (He could say he sort of smells the same, and it would be true, but nobody likes to hear that. Matt is fairly certain Edgeworth would not be pleased.) "And I assume that you know to ask that means somebody has already explained the whole, er." Visibly doesn't know how to put this. "Doppelganger mess."
np it's the holidays after all
Finding himself on the other side of these conversations, Matt can now appreciate how truly awkward this situation actually is. At least with Steve there had been a common ground, mutual acquaintances. The only one they shared is one Matt fervently hopes Edgeworth never runs into again, if only for his own sake, and one that rather defies explanation. Who knows what Young Edgeworth would make of Reformed Harvey Dent?
"I can hear that," he says, hoping to avoid any elaboration on that, or how he knew who it was to begin with. (He could say he sort of smells the same, and it would be true, but nobody likes to hear that. Matt is fairly certain Edgeworth would not be pleased.) "And I assume that you know to ask that means somebody has already explained the whole, er." Visibly doesn't know how to put this. "Doppelganger mess."