"Do try to curb your enthusiasm a tad. This place has a way of reacting to strong feelings, after all." Something Blackquill doesn't seem to have a problem with, aside from those depressing clouds perpetually overhead.

Fulbright, on the other hand, could be a disaster if he gets too excited; the prosecutor is only putting the lack of environmental reaction down to luck so far. Perhaps this place is more sensitive to certain emotions, or ways of expressing emotion, than others?