Poetry · Character
Justice Jack Doe
A hired tongue for cut-throats and a windmill of courtroom eloquence, he grinds dead men's reputations to earn his fee and calls it justice.
supporting
Also known as Jack, Justice
First appearance: poetry
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The murderer who kills his rival and is acquitted due to insanity.
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Justice Jack Doe belongs to the tribe of lawyers who defend assassins for the liar's wage, calumniating the dead before a tribunal far more honorable than their Honors are. His energy in defending Powell is so vigorous…
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