Sibling bounces and swimming showdowns

Uh, much appreciated.

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Hello, Judge Becks.

Hello, Connor.

Uh, we've seen you in the cafe.

Is it all right if we just quickly go into the chambers to have a quick chat with you about the case today?

You can.

I have finished my tea and cake, so that is okay.

All right.

Tea and cake, good choice.

Right, so today we had case one, didn't we, uh, Judge Becks? We had Oscar versus Lily.

Um, did you find this one easy to deal with? Hard to deal with? Where are you sitting on this? Because it's quite a tough one.

I always find it interesting when you delve deeper into a case and there is more to it than meets the eye.

Mm.

Uh, I also like it when, uh, you find out that not everybody is as squeaky clean as they say they are.

Ooh.

Nobody is.

Nobody is.

And also, isn't there a line to just, like, what siblings just kinda do?

Well, I wouldn't know.

I am, I am an only child.

There are no other judges in my family.

Uh, so I wouldn't know what siblings are meant to be like.

But I would say that this seems a fairly cut and dried case.

I had a moment earlier, didn't I, about these trampoline people.