Yasmine Adams
| Full name | Yasmine Adams |
|---|---|
| Pronouns | she/her |
| Species | Human |
| Role / occupation | Defense lawyer |
The defense lawyer representing Eldon Wynter at his trial. Selected by Wynter himself and granted expedited temporary permission to practice law in the post-Imperial legal vacuum.
Physical Appearance
Not yet established.
Personality
Adams projects absolute confidence, calculated to dominate every room she enters. Her expression at trial conveyed that she considered the entire proceeding pointless — she was "over this already." Her performance was deliberate rather than arrogant: a strategic choice to unsettle the prosecution before proceedings even began. Her confidence implies she has something planned, though what remains unclear.
Background
Not yet established. She holds credentials sufficient to be granted expedited temporary permission to practice law under the post-Imperial legal vacuum.
Relationships
- Eldon Wynter — client; selected her personally to represent him.
- Alexander Levitsky — presiding judge; she introduced herself formally to him upon entering the courtroom.
Story Arc
Adams entered the courtroom alone, before her client, walking in a perfect rhythm with loud footsteps that dominated the silent room. She never took her eyes off what lay directly in front of her, not even when the heavy door closed behind her. She introduced herself formally to Judge Alexander Levitsky and sat without acknowledging the crowd. Her entrance, coming before the defendant, broke with standard procedure but was permitted in this high-profile case.
Open Questions
- What strategy does Adams have prepared for Wynter's defense?
- What is her background and how was she selected?