[He isn't asking any questions, but he sure as hell is curious about why this and why now. Everything lately has him on-edge so he looks uneasy as he walks into the room, even though it's just the two of them.]
Telekinesis is probably your best bet. It's a good one. Versatile. A lot of what I got is stuff that'll hurt people, but with that one, you don't have to.
Yeah. If you get real good at it, you can stop bullets and stuff like that, lift stuff twice your weight or whatever. Real precise stuff, too, like slicing - uh, meat.
[A brief moment of fear - not of Jesse, not of this power, but of the simple prospect of changing - and then he draws in a breath, nods, and holds out his hand.]
[Jesse looks up at Edgeworth, not quite smiling but softening a little. It's a pretty terrifying power he's got, but not usually on this end. Edgeworth's a weird guy, though. A lot of issues there that Jesse can sympathize with.
He takes Edgeworth's hand and holds it like this is an awkward handshake that goes on for just a few seconds too long. That's all there is to it. No sparks, no magic, no sudden burst of inner knowledge. When it's transferred, Jesse lets go.]
[And that was it? Edgeworth hesitates before pulling his hand back, wondering if this has been some enormous practical joke. Where were the...general special effects? Why does he feel no different?
And it speaks, perhaps, to Edgeworth's complete lack of killer instinct that instead of trying it out, he asks:]
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and obviously this is dated to a point when doors are opening and shit
Mr. Pinkman. Thank you for your promptness. Please come in.
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[He isn't asking any questions, but he sure as hell is curious about why this and why now. Everything lately has him on-edge so he looks uneasy as he walks into the room, even though it's just the two of them.]
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[But Jesse does sit, because he's got nowhere to be and this will probably take some coaching.]
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[He takes a breath.]
Right. What are my options?
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Really. And that is purely...utilizing one's mind to cause things to move?
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And, for instance, pinning someone down so that they might be arrested.
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I'm not easily distracted.
How does this work?
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He takes Edgeworth's hand and holds it like this is an awkward handshake that goes on for just a few seconds too long. That's all there is to it. No sparks, no magic, no sudden burst of inner knowledge. When it's transferred, Jesse lets go.]
Okay, you got it.
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And it speaks, perhaps, to Edgeworth's complete lack of killer instinct that instead of trying it out, he asks:]
...Quite. How do I...activate it?
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[Jesse shrugs and points to a pillow, because that's a good start that won't accidentally kill either of them.]
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Do I point at it, or...?
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And the pillow rises into the air.]
Oh -
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