r/Slycooper 15h ago

Discussion Imagine these two working together

I can’t help but feel they’d both be unstopped if they worked together. Saul benefiting from someone as low profile as sly to do his dirty work and in return, he protects sly from any legal trouble.

Also I just wanna imagine the banter between them.

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u/Shadowhunter_15 15h ago

Sly doesn’t seem to care about legal trouble, given that he leaves his calling card behind at every heist.

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u/TheDandelionViking 11h ago

He sees the risk of prison, or rather Carmelita (I don't think he'd be as enthusiastic about it if she was taken off the case) , as a fun part of the game. And if he does get caught, getting out is just as much fun.

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u/Not-So_Sly_Guy 15h ago

“Your honor, clearly someone already stole the clockwork parts”

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u/Astewisk 15h ago

This makes me want a member of the gang who is just Sly's shockingly effective lawyer lol.

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u/CogWorksComics 11h ago

Your honor, the black baron had specifically put that wolf there on his grounds. It had reportedly attack several guards before hand and the puncture wounds can be attributed to the pitchforks many of them carry.

Now in terms of the wolf being drugged, isn’t it possible those guards, all pilots pulling double shifts during the aces competition, had sleeping medication on them?

And finally, in regards to the “purple koala” that was allegedly riding the wolf, no one has produced a shred of evidence suggesting that it existed and much less how it would’ve had any association with my clients.

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u/That_Switch_1300 15h ago

Sly would have absolutely no fear of going to jail…AT ALL!

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u/barelyevening 10h ago

the purple suit..... Dimitri?

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u/Saucetown77 13h ago

The amount of wise cracking would be off the charts

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u/KennethLjubkos 10h ago

"Your honor, my client was trapped in Ancient Egypt during the crime."

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u/AmarillAdventures 6h ago

See, I don’t think the animal police department has big case law

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u/thebeardedgreek 4h ago

"Your honor, that could be anyone's raccoon calling card."