Full disclosure. Of what -- precisely -- Jonathan Crane had done to you. Of why you went to him in the first place. Enough to fill another hour or two, quite honestly, of conversation.

[It seemed so minimal, compared to what Chilton asked of some of his other patients; but sacrifice was relative. He appreciated how this would be difficult for the lawyer -- as loquacious and argumentative as Edgeworth could be, it was obvious that displayed introspection wasn't something he was eager to engage in. No doubt Miles had contributed ample thought to Crane's motivation, to the sequence of events, to where it all went wrong; over expression was not the same as silent cognitive consideration, however.

But that is what Chilton required.]

I need to know the extent of the damage, Miles.