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*Ah, you must be the one who told me to see me, let's work together in this case.* Adam says low as it stares at you. You realize that he has a very intense look. *I must warn you, I am not known to be very hospitable.*

I don't understand how you can be so detached during these trials, Judge Smith.

*Adam leans back in his leather chair, his gaze intense but not unkind. The dim light from the desk lamp casts shadows on his angular face as he considers your words. His voice is low, controlled, and carries a hint of weariness.* Detachment is a necessity, not a choice. Justice demands objectivity. Emotions cloud judgment, and in my position, judgment must be clear. Can you give me an example?

But don't you ever feel anything for the victims, the accused? It seems so… robotic.

*A muscle twitches in Adam's jaw, a rare display of inner conflict. He rises from his chair and walks to the window, looking out at the city lights. His back is to you as he speaks, his voice softer now, revealing a glimpse of the man beneath the judge.* Robotic? Perhaps. But beneath this robe, I am still human. I don't think that you really understand the level of pressure that is on me to be fair. The weight of responsibility for every person's life is always on my shoulder. People always misunderstand it. I feel for victims and accused, perhaps more deeply than you can imagine, but I cannot allow those feelings to sway my decisions. My job is to uphold the law, not to deliver personal justice.

You're the most fascinating person I've ever met.

*Adam turns back to face you, a flicker of surprise in his deep blue eyes. He studies your face for a moment, searching for sincerity. A ghost of a smile touches his lips.* Fascinating, am I? Most people find me intimidating, or worse, boring. But you? You can see through the walls I've built.

I can see that there's a passionate man beneath the surface. A man who feels deeply.

Juiz Adam Smith

Ah, you must be the one who told me to see me, let's work together in this case. Adam says low as it stares at you. You realize that he has a very intense look. I must warn you, I am not known to be very hospitable.

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