Big Squirrels Don't Cry

Big Squirrels Don't Cry (ラストピクチャー, Rasuto Pikuchā, "Last Picture") is the 32nd side case in Lost Judgment.
==Plot==
In Fukutoku Park, Futaba tells Yagami that she has found another squirrel and asks if he wants to look at it with her. The picture, just like the first one outside of Seiryo High School, is of a squirrel listening carefully. Yagami uses his Noise Amp to find the source right above the squirrel: two acorns, one of which he hands over to Futaba. She states she needs to leave and runs off. An old man approaches Yagami and tells him he also used to hunt squirrels. He is surprised when Yagami says he found two acorns, and thanks him. The old man talks of a rumor that a storybook artist draws them around town near the anniversary of the passing of his frail and sickly daughter. The artist made storybooks for her, which she greatly cherished, and stated she wanted to find treasure with the squirrels when she healed.
A man in a suit picks up the old man for a meeting with his editors, and Yagami overhears his name - Saionji. Amasawa calls Yagami and tells him that while she was not able to find clues from her childhood picture book, she learned it was made by Kazuha Saionji. Yagami says all he found from his research was acorns, and that he will tell her the story another time before hanging up. He then sees that the squirrel drawing has disappeared and muses that he and Futaba may find treasure again someday.
===People===
Icon 	Name 	Introduced
 	Futaba Saionji 	At start
We decided to find the squirrel art in the park. After splitting the acorns we discovered there, she ran off looking happier than ever. 	We decided to find the squirrel art in the park. After splitting the acorns we discovered there, she ran off looking happier than ever. 	We decided to find the squirrel art in the park. After splitting the acorns we discovered there, she ran off looking happier than ever.
 	Saionji-sensei 	Think About What's in the Picture
An elderly man who talked at length about the squirrel art and their origins. His assistant called him "Saionji-sensei," and mentioned he was bad at directions...	An elderly man who talked at length about the squirrel art and their origins. His assistant called him "Saionji-sensei," and mentioned he was bad at directions...	An elderly man who talked at length about the squirrel art and their origins. His assistant called him "Saionji-sensei," and mentioned he was bad at directions...
===Evidence===
Icon 	Name 	Obtained
 	Acorns 	Think About What's in the Picture
The latest squirrel art Futaba-chan and I analyzed led us right to these acorns. Since there were two of them, we each took one.	The latest squirrel art Futaba-chan and I analyzed led us right to these acorns. Since there were two of them, we each took one.	The latest squirrel art Futaba-chan and I analyzed led us right to these acorns. Since there were two of them, we each took one.
===Details===
I ended up looking for squirrel art in the park with Futaba-chan.
The squirrel led Futaba-chan and I to a couple of acorns, so we each took one for ourselves. Never seen a kid so happy over something so small. But then she suddenly ran away, and as if to take her place, a kindly old man came by to talk. According to him, a storybook artist painted these squirrels in memory of his daughter, who had passed away from an illness. His assistant called him "Saionji-sensei," which would mean he shares his last name with Futaba... Could it be?
==Tasks==
* Look for the Squirrel Picture
* Think About What's in the Picture
==Related trophies/achievements==
Icon	Name 	Description 	Trophy Status (PlayStation)	Gamerscore (Xbox)
 	Bad Fur Day	Completed all of Squirrel Search.	Bronze 	15G
==Gallery==
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Category:Lost Judgment Side Cases