The Lawyer's Truth

George Miller delves into Ethan Ward's subconscious. The space resembles a chaotic evidence storage room, where every document that falls represents the ethical violations he committed as a lawyer and the torment within his soul.
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George grabbed a document containing an application to abolish the death penalty, which the judge dismissed with a resounding 'no.'
George: I know Adrian didn't kill anyone. Why would you help him fabricate a poisoning case?
Ethan: The judge is both our hope and our despair. We petitioned him to abolish the death penalty, but he only said: 'Give me a wrongful conviction I forged myself, and I will overturn the death penalty.' Adrian didn't want to hurt him; she wanted to shock him with her own death.
Ethan: These are the lies we fabricated together with Adrian... I broke my oath as a lawyer, and I personally sent my friend to his doom!
George: You haven't. You still have a chance to fix this. How did the deceased die?
Ethan: The victim died by suicide! We stumbled upon this case, and Adrian saw it as a golden opportunity. We fabricated the video and case file, framing Adrian as the culprit to convince the judge he was right.
George: Where did you hide the evidence proving the victim was innocent of suicide?
Ethan: I followed Adrian's plan and mixed the evidence into the case files before sending them to journalist Diana Clark. The truth will come to light after Adrian's death.
George: Both you and Adrian are sacrificing yourselves for a noble cause. I must enter the judge's consciousness and, before the execution, identify the pivotal moment to alter Adrian's will, compelling her to reveal the truth prematurely.
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