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Juror 5 (young girl)
Um, we 'ave to listen to what's said on both sides 'the fence, and um...then settle on one... That's it, isn't it?

An unnamed young girl was Juror 5 in the trial of Albert Harebrayne for the murder of Odie Asman.

Harebrayne's trial[]

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As part of Harebrayne's jury for his trial.

Juror 5 began the trial by uncertainly stating that her role was to give both the defense and prosecution fair consideration before making a decision. While the £500 government scientific research grant was being discussed, she was amazed at the amount and wondered aloud what she would do with such a large sum of money.

The next trial day, Juror 5 repeated her role as a juror as uncertainly as the previous day. When defense attorney Ryunosuke Naruhodo posited that a wax figure of the killer known as the "Professor" had been inside Harebrayne's teleportation cage, she accuses him of making statements without evidence and that she won't let him get away with it. If pressed, she reveals that she lives on a farm outside of town. However, after Naruhodo revealed a piece of the Crystal Tower embedded inside the wax figure, she changed her vote. At the trial's conclusion, she was surprised to realize that it was over.

Personality[]

Juror 5's most notable personality trait was her habit of near-constantly eating corncobs. She also seemed relatively uninterested in the court proceedings, to the extent that she was the last to notice when the trial ended. Another one of her personality quirks is that she calls her corncobs "Colonel Cob", and believes that "Colonel Cob" can decide the defendant's fate by eating it while chanting and seeing whether she stops at "guilty" or "not guilty" by the time she's finished.

She speaks with a distinct West Country English accent, including h-dropping and at one point even using the "ooh arrrrrr!" exclamation stereotypically associated with that region of England in general and farmers in particular.

Note[]

  • The sound effect used while she eats corncobs is the same as that used for Juror 4's typewriter in The Adventure of the Runaway Room.
  • During the summation examination, Juror 5 chants: "Nibble nobble guilty bobble, nibble not guilty out. Nibble nobble guilty bobble, nibble not guilty out." This is based on the English schoolyard counting song "Ibble obble" (similar to "eeny, meeny, miny, moe") and was a choice by the English localization team to add "a little London flavour", with the original Japanese text simply being her repeating "guilty, not guilty" over and over again.[1]

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