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- Luke and Emmy are tempted to pull off a mantle that's covering some kind of relic.
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Emmy: "I want to pull it off..." |
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- In fact, most conversations that happen just by clicking three times on the same item are pretty funny, especially as Luke begins to open up to Layton and Emmy.
- There was another similar conversation like that...
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Luke: "Oh, a snail!" |
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- Aunt Taffy sticks to her policy of giving candy just to children that it annoys the hell out of Emmy. Emmy tries so hard to get one small candy, but the old woman is always thinking she's trying to trick her with statements that imply Emmy wants the candy. And if you do keep bugging her, it ends with Emmy having run around the market to get candy from her.
- Of course, Aunt Taffy is so against giving candy to anyone except children that Luke's response is, "So you won't give any to me, then?" (Keep in mind that Luke is a child who thinks he's an adult.)
- The entirely of Luke's door puzzle. Emmy decides the easiest way to solve the puzzle is roundhouse kicking the door down.
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Layton: "Emmy...please don't do that. I don't want to explain to Clark that we broke down his son's door because we couldn't solve a puzzle". |
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- "Put the back of the back back so that the back's back is facing back. (beat) Professor, I think my brain just exploded."
- Luke manages to troll Emmy:
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Emmy: "Luke? Can I ask you a question?" |
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- "Professor, this reminds me of a puzzle... from an insane asylum."
- "Uhh... Brains... or at least some tea, please."
- In London halfway in the game, Layton reveals he is allergic to coffee
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Layton: "Coffee? Oh, no. Thank you. It makes me rush to hints." |
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- There is something funny about how Layton exposes the fake Doland during the revelation scene.
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Layton: "Isn't that odd? I find that odd. Doland, do you find that odd? |
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- In the part where Layton asks Luke about the quality of the sound of the flute in the town, Luke has an (incorrect) option to answer that it sound like a jazz music. What that makes the deal, though, is how Layton looks completely thrown-off at the answer.