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Kristophs locks appear when questioned about his motive and he simply says "I did because I'm a bad person", so his reasons are the big sticking point. The original theory is that he doesn't want let go of his ego, admitting that he's a fraud who got outplayed by the better lawyer. It's a huge hit that he got turned down due to a card game, and that the client was actually correct and perceptive for doing so. His breakdown also comes at the failure of his cleverly crafted plan, precisely because of Phoenix Wright's jury system. (It did technically work, Vera would have been done for if it was any other case) DD retcons the psyche locks to be like secrets so deep and mindshattering the character themselves subconsciously represses it. It gives some context to the black psychlockes in AJ without interfering too much with the original theories. This is where we get pretty far into headcannon territory, but I think the psychology is kind of interesting. The idea that Kristoph Gavin is a psychopath who studies human behavior with the same cold objectivity that he finds loopholes in the law. His narcissism runs so deep he can't admit that he got so butthurt from Zak seeing through him that he repurposed the trap meant for Klavier against Phoenix then silenced the Mishams for good measure.
Kristophs locks appear when questioned about his motive and he simply says "I did because I'm a bad person", so his reasons are the big sticking point. The original theory is that he doesn't want let go of his ego, admitting that he's a fraud who got outplayed by the better lawyer. It's a huge hit that he got turned down due to a card game, and that the client was actually correct and perceptive for doing so. His breakdown also comes at the failure of his cleverly crafted plan, precisely because of Phoenix Wright's jury system. (It did technically work, Vera would have been done for if it was any other case) DD retcons the psyche locks to be like secrets so deep and mindshattering the character themselves subconsciously represses it. It gives some context to the black psychlockes in AJ without interfering too much with the original theories. This is where we get pretty far into headcannon territory, but I think the psychology is kind of interesting. The idea that Kristoph Gavin is a psychopath who studies human behavior with the same cold objectivity that he finds loopholes in the law. His narcissism runs so deep he can't admit that he got so butthurt from Zak seeing through him that he repurposed the trap meant for Klavier against Phoenix then silenced the Mishams for good measure.
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