(Yes, I can now move on to the second phase of the plan. I need to speed up.)
(The second phase will be the confrontation with the judge; maybe this bastard judge is at the center of everything.)
(I also need to write something to him and upload evidence of it online. If I can leak his secret meeting with Rafael Voss, it could cause a huge uproar on Twitter and cause major problems for the government. With enough backlash, they could even overturn the decision before Rafael Voss is released.)
(Justice, rights and law in this country are unfortunately shaped only by the reactions of society. If there is violence against women and people react strongly, they immediately throw the perpetrator in jail. This happens with other similar crimes.)
(If there is no backlash, no one cares; all the criminals go free because the incompetent authorities are busy with other things.)
(There is one exception to this: if you are related to or friends with someone in power, no matter how much backlash there is, nothing will happen. That's how things work in a worthless country. It's amazing nothing.)
(Anyway, I need to think about the email I'm going to write to that bastard judge.)
Our character starts thinking.
(After thinking for a while, I made my decision right away; we'll think simple this time. This bastard judge will pay a heavy price.)
Email:
Judge Marcus Caldwell, none of what you said was valid. With your despicable decision, you exposed the disgusting murderer Rafael Voss. I will expose all your conversations and messages with him.
(I don't know if this is enough. Maybe I'm going too far, but it could provoke him even more and make him dangerous.)
(Okay, let's send this email.)
Our character sends the email.
(I don't know what will happen, what the outcome will be, but I hope we succeed.)
(I need to continue with the plan, but if I keep looking at the computer, I'll pass out from exhaustion. I need to take a short nap.)
Our character takes a short nap.
[13-17 Minutes Later]
(Oh, I slept for too long. I forgot to be fast; damn.)
(I'm still thinking, am I being controlled by another part of my brain?)
(Why can't I remember anything like I used to? Did something happen that I don't know about?)
(I don't know what to do right now.)
(I won't think about it anymore; we experience things in life and these moments pass. That's what life is all about.)
Our character is thinking about the rest of the plan.
(It's going to get complicated, but I'll continue.)