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Adrian：
Welcome, George. What you see is the ending I chose for myself. There are no lies here.
George：
Suicide victim, fabricated evidence, your collusion with the lawyer. Why did you choose to sacrifice yourself to achieve this 'false conviction'?
Adrian：
I have devoted my entire life to studying the death penalty. I support the abolition of the death penalty, but the impartiality of Judge Robert Hayes is our greatest obstacle. He is a judge who has never made a wrong judgment and believes in the deterrent power of the death penalty.
Adrian：
He was convinced that he wouldn't change his stance on the death penalty unless he personally made an irreversible mistake. That's why I gave him this chance.
George：
Is it worth sacrificing your life to push for the abolition of the death penalty?
Adrian：
It's worth it to end the death penalty that could befall innocent people in the future. I gave journalist Diana Clark the conclusive proof that the deceased committed suicide—the irrefutable evidence of innocence. Once I'm dead, my case will become a symbol of wrongful conviction. Ethan will then use the evidence in the journalist's hands to bring the judge down from his pedestal and push for a bill to abolish the death penalty.
George：
So, you're using your own death to force Judge Robert Hayes to personally shatter his belief that he' has never wronged a man.' Now, I must find the evidence proving the death was suicide before he executes the sentence.
George：
I must infiltrate the judge's consciousness and, before the execution, identify the pivotal moment to sway Adrian's will, compelling her to reveal the truth prematurely.
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