Guybrush Threepwood, you are hereby charged with... ?

edited October 2009 in Tales of Monkey Island
What do you think Guybrush is going to trial FOR? This seems like a pretty as of yet untouched subject. Let's discuss.

I just thought of it now, but the judge on the homepage looks like he is poxed, so what if EVERYONE has the pox in this episode (or by the end of this episode) and Guybrush is being charged for NOT being a real pirate, and LeChuck is the only one who will defend him since LeChuck is the only one who is pox free!

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  • edited October 2009
    Well, there WAS that "WANTED" poster at the docks on Phatt Island in MI2....
  • edited October 2009
    Perhaps they want to keep the pox, and are charging him with attempting to cure them?

    Alternately, they could be charging him for spreading the pox in the first place - or for stealing a ship, digging up treasure and starting a fight in the first episode.

    Personally, I'm just wondering how Guybrush winds up on trial in the first place. I don't think Morgan would hand him to anyone other than de Singe.
  • edited October 2009
    well let's see:

    ° vandalizing in the Bar
    ° destroying several priceless glass unicorns
    ° theft of an important artifact (wind-key)
    ° having an unsafe rubber-tree as mast
    ° breaking some trademark-rights for creating a fake Dark Ninja Dave
    ° not returning a book from the merfolk-library after a month
    ° decapitating Santiago.
  • edited October 2009
    der_ketzer wrote: »
    well let's see:

    ° vandalizing in the Bar
    ° destroying several priceless glass unicorns
    ° theft of an important artifact (wind-key)
    ° having an unsafe rubber-tree as mast
    ° breaking some trademark-rights for creating a fake Dark Ninja Dave
    ° not returning a book from the merfolk-library after a month
    ° decapitating Santiago.

    Dude has it in a nutshell, Plus all the crimes he's commited in past games! Guybrush is Famous as a pirate now.
  • edited October 2009
    I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Piracy.

    Or Mighty Piracy.
  • edited October 2009
    der_ketzer wrote: »
    ° having an unsafe rubber-tree as mast

    I'm sure it was either DNV or Lloyd's that allows rubbertree masts. Someone better check Narwhal's classification :eek:
  • edited October 2009
    Bigamy ^^
    I wonder if there's time for Morgan and Guybrush to get married before they get to Flotsam?
  • edited October 2009
    ... operating an ocean-going vessel with out the mandatory three crew members required by law.
    ... desecration of a wheel of cheese (Wallace's Law).
    ... contributing to the delinquency of a monkey.
    ... performing veterinary surgery without a licence.
  • edited October 2009
    decapitating Santiago.

    Since when is cutting inanimate skeleton's heads illegal? (In the Pirate world)Even if you consider when Guybrush cut off Murray's new body, he's already dead, so why would anyone care?

    The only thing I could consider trial worthy is the pox and that's LeChuck's fault cause he started it. But not everyone on Floatsam might view it that way though.
  • edited October 2009
    Numerous, numerous, numerous accounts of theft?
  • edited October 2009
    Is "Santiago" Santino's first or last name? ;)


    The pirates of Flotsam were stuck on the island for over a year because of the wind right? And the moment the winds got better, that son of a starfish Threepwood stole the only ship on the island!

    I say that's reason enough for most people. And the pox doesn't help.
  • edited October 2009
    he was entitled to take the ship, he knocked Winslow overboard
  • edited October 2009
    But didn't the people of Flotsam build the ship to somehow escape DeSinge and his nasty wind-sucking island? I thought it was some kind of ark.
  • edited October 2009
    ... operating an ocean-going vessel with out the mandatory three crew members required by law.

    I totally forgot about this.
    Spadge wrote: »
    Is "Santiago" Santino's first or last name? ;)

    Damned. Got the name wrong.
    techie775 wrote: »
    Since when is cutting inanimate skeleton's heads illegal? (In the Pirate world)Even if you consider when Guybrush cut off Murray's new body, he's already dead, so why would anyone care?

    Okay. He was a little skinny but he clearly spoke and had a (evil and demonic) soul when Guybrush killed him in front of 5 witnesses
  • edited October 2009
    der_ketzer wrote: »
    Okay. He was a little skinny but he clearly spoke and had a (evil and demonic) soul when Guybrush killed him in front of 5 witnesses

    Morgan would testify on his side saying that Santino was already dead. Killing the undead isn't against the law.
  • edited October 2009
    Killing the undead isn't against the law.

    Depends who's asking:

    http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/comics/20060807.jpg
    http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/comics/20060809.jpg
    http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/comics/20060811.jpg
    http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/comics/20060812.jpg

    I'm sure if you ask any of these guys they would totally take Santino's side on this one...
  • edited October 2009
    Those are pretty cool, But I dont think we'll see to many undead on flotsam to testify against Guybrush. Maybe I am wrong though
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited October 2009
    Personally, I'm just wondering how Guybrush winds up on trial in the first place. I don't think Morgan would hand him to anyone other than de Singe.

    Morgan would hand him over to the highest bidder.
  • edited October 2009
    bowiehero wrote: »
    I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Piracy.

    Or Mighty Piracy.

    Somehow i doubt piracy is considered a crime in the world of Monkey Island...
    I mean, everyone claims to be a pirate and no one ever seemd to see anything wrong with it.
  • edited October 2009
    releasing the Pox
  • edited October 2009
    Ugh, I'm pretty sure it's illegal somewhere to post links to HORRIBLE comic strips. CAD. Ugh. :P
  • edited October 2009
    Is anyone but me excited about finally hearing the "how did guybrush wrong you" from a witness or someone in the court?
  • edited October 2009
    ... impersonating a leather jacket salesman on several occasions.
  • edited October 2009
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    HE TOOK HIS GROG!

    HE TOOK HIS GROG!
    HE TERK HIS GREARG!
  • edited October 2009
    Polygamy?
  • edited October 2009
    careless and wilful misuse of voodoo artifacts
  • edited October 2009
    all the things on the poster on phatt island
  • edited October 2009
    -A myriad of thefts, which I'm not going to list
    -Performing a dangerous circusact without license
    -Multiple attempts of murder towards innocent Melee Island pirates and Carla
    -Trollbribery
    -Buying a map from a guy without selling license
    -Bestiality (kissing a yak)
    -Tresspassing in Elaine's mansion
    -Vandalism in said mansion
    -Polluting the sea
    -Assisting in jailbreak
    -Vandalism during said jailbreak
    -Buying a ship on stolen credit
    -Maunfacturing illegal substances on board a ship
    -Prohibited use of a cannon
    -Use of a dangerous object
    -Sinking his ship with said object while there are three people aboard
    -Monkeybribery
    -Murder of said monkey
    -Breach of contract (to his shipmates)
    -Murder of a number of ghost pirates
    -Damaging a grogmachine
    -Not paying taxes for the huge amount of money he has at the beginning of MI 2
    -Releasing a dangerous animal into the wild
    -Trespassing in Largo LaGrande's hotel room
    -Laundryfraud
    -Graverobbery
    -Public nudity on a graveyard
    -Carrying around biological hazards (Largo LaGrande's spit)
    -Torture of Largo LaGrande
    -Sawing a wooden leg off
    -Locking Stan in a coffin
    -Cheating at a spitting contest, a drinking contest, and a fishing contest
    -Stalking Elaine
    -Kidnapping a dog and a monkey
    -Jailbreak
    -Trespassing in Governor Phatt's mansion
    -Framing Kate Capsize
    -Using a monkey as a wrench
    -Negligence (Not alerting the medics after Rum Rodgers drank himself in a coma)
    -Underage alcohol use (assuming they follow american law)
    -Cookingfraud
    -Partaking in illegal gamblingactivities on Phatt island
    -Cheating at said gambling
    -Breaking the closure of goods from the International House of Mojo
    -Trespassing in LeChuck's fort
    -Spitting on Wally
    -Blowing up LeChuck's fort, possibly killing several minions
    -Parrotbribery
    -Illegal use of explosives
    -Voodoo use without diploma
    -Torturing LeChuck
    -Shooting a cannon at several undead skeletons
    -Knocking one of their skulls in the ocean
    -Vandalism on LeChuck's ship
    -Cursing Elaine
    -Giving Captain Rottingham headlice
    -Cheating at the caber tossing contest and the banjo duel
    -Breaking off a golden tooth
    -Trespassing on the Sea Cucumber
    -Vandalism on the Sea Cucumber
    -Imposture of Captain LeChimp and El Pollo Diablo
    -Sabotage of a juggling act
    -Damaging a theatre's decor
    -Cheating a child
    -Burning a man's back and tearing the skin from it
    -Interrupting pirates singing
    -Attempted murder of several pirates, as well as Captain Rottingham
    -Dealing in arms with a child
    -Polluting Blood Island's shoreline
    -Mixing up illegal substances
    -Imposture of Wanton Goodsoup
    -Mixing Head-B-Clear with alcohol
    -Vandalism in the Goodsoup hotel
    -Damaging a cheese wheel
    -Life insurance fraud
    -Kidnapping fireflies
    -Imposture of a cannibal
    -Feeding cheese to a lactose intolerant volcano
    -Cheating at poker
    -Throwing the wench operator off Skull Island's cliffs
    -Giving the Flying Welshman a faulty compass
    -Buying snowcones from a guy who has clearly never been visited by the Health inspection
    -Assaulting Dinghy Dog
    -Hiding an anchor in a meringue pie
    -Leaving the cart of a rollercoaster
    -Blowing up LeChuck's carnival of doom
    -Several accounts of bribery
    -Bankrobbery
    -Fraud at the House of prostethics
    -Causing temporal paradoxes
    -Being a pirate on Jambalaya island
    -Cheating on the manatee ride
    -Bribery of a judge
    -Cheating in a diving competition
    -Hitting Herman Toothrot with several items, causing him to hallucinate being Haratio Torquemada Marley
    -Lauching boulders without a license
    -Filling a mine with magma
    -More monkeybribery
    -Taking part in the most boring minigame in the history of time
    -Illegal mixing of drinks
    -Releasing the pox
    -Breaking a pirate's nose
    -Trespassing in Club 41
    -Starting a barfight
    -Infringing on Porselain Power Pirate copyright by making a false one
    -Stinking up the jail with a cheesewheel
    -Destroying glass unicorns by cannonfire
    -Arson
    -Commandeering the Flying Narwhal
    -Sabotage of a Pyrite Parrot
    -Not listening to Doctor's orders
    -Giving a monkey electric shocks
    -Vandalism directed to an ancient Vakalian door
    -Sailing away with the Flying Narwhal and not taking anyone with him
    -Misdirecting LeChuck
    -Trespassing in De Cava's hut
    -Damaging ancient Vakalian statues
    -Not returning books to the library on time
    -Digging up other people's treasure
    -Breaking the royal Vakalian hottub
    -Forging a fake golden artifact
    -Using a rubber tree as mast
    -Claiming Morgan LeFlay is his wife
    -Infiltrating the Brotherhood
    -Poisoning
    -Cheating at the Pirate face-off
    -Decapitating Santino twice
    -Illegal use of a Voodoo locket
    -Firing seahorseheads with his cannon
  • edited October 2009
    my my. I know who Santa's putting on the naughty list this year.
  • edited October 2009
    Hitting Herman Toothrot with several items, causing him to hallucinate being Haratio Torquemada Marley

    Brilliant! :D:D:D
  • edited October 2009
    apenpaap wrote: »
    -Bankrobbery

    He was cleared of the bankrobbery.

    Damn that list was really funny and extensive. Maybe you could've added transportation of explosives without a license. :þ
  • edited October 2009
    I think he'll be charged with something introduced in the intro of ch4. Or, making the undead alive again :P LeChuck realises that he'll never get Elaine, gets pissed, and goes to court suing GB for making him live again.

    If you've ever seen the Incredibles, they who gets rescued, are suing Mr. Incredible :P
  • edited October 2009
    If the charge will be everything Guybrush did in this episode and in the past episodes (including MI1,2,3 & 4)... I think we'll be in deeeeeeep shit.
    But it won't be, TT said that there won't be any direct reference to past episodes.
  • edited October 2009
    Vitoner wrote: »
    If the charge will be everything Guybrush did in this episode and in the past episodes (including MI1,2,3 & 4)... I think we'll be in deeeeeeep shit.
    But it won't be, TT said that there won't be any direct reference to past episodes.

    Morgans allready made direct refrances to past games
  • edited October 2009
    thats a great list! although some of them arent necessarily crimes lol
  • edited October 2009
    Alternately, they could be charging him for spreading the pox in the first place - or for stealing a ship, digging up treasure and starting a fight in the first episode.

    I think this is a good shout.
  • edited October 2009
    I kinda want them to list ALL his Crimes, that would just be amazing. I think if they are going to try him it should be for everything.
  • JakeJake Telltale Alumni
    edited October 2009
    Hahah apenpaap wins!
  • edited October 2009
    I think the biggest offense was impersonating El Pollo Diablo
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E28WrhpTzQA
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