—If the soul doesn't feel guilt, it's guilty.— —If the soul doesn't feel shame, it's guilty— —If the soul feels enjoyement on the fish's grief, it's guilty— —If the soul thought of crime, it's guilty— —If the soul does not understand, it's guilty— —If the soul feigns innocence, it's guilty— Such is the judgement the owner of the trial of Sentience applies every time an unfortunate soul who was strong enough to pass the 7 juries before the fish arrives at her domain. (She's a koi fish too)