I don't really know how to explain it...

Spirits can manifest in an object, usually related to it's death or an object that it was attached to in life. It's sort of like it's storing it's energy in the object(I think). If the object is moved somewhere else in the world, the spirit moves with it.

Lance could explain it better, I'm not even sure if that was right 

Like the pokemon Spiritomb

Alright, it's been a day.
The correct answer was:
The man in the backseat.

As Silver mentioned, you don't have to be rich to sit in the backseat of a car. However, if he were simply a passenger, in a taxi or his father's car, for instance, when the vehicle was hailed, wouldn't it have been the man in the driver's seat that would roll down his window?
Say, for example, you're sitting in the backseat of your father's car, and he's driving down the street. If a police officer pulls him over, are YOU the one that's going to roll down your window and ask what's wrong?

Knowing this, we can assume the driver is a chauffeur, immediately making him less wealthy than the man he's driving around.

The man in the suit went to check his watch for the time. His WATCH. Granted, some people use watches as fashion statements, but they should still have a cell phone with them. Any responsible adult has a cell phone, assuming they can afford one. A watch, you'll forget, because you don't actually need it for anything. Your cell phone? Not as much, especially when you have plans with someone that day. And as we all know, a cell phone has a built in digital clock. Silver also mentioned that he showed his watch wasn't precious to him/not the most expensive thing he owns. Watches can be cheap. Really cheap.

The friend at the cafe is only mentioned, and is not actually a character in the story, thus eliminating him as an option.

Not quite true in my opinion. The wealthiest men have a watch just to show they are luxurious, and rich people don't keep phones on them, they generally have someone to call people for them. Back to the watch thing... Maybe this man often forgets his watch because it is so expensive that, when walking by himself, is likely to be stolen. Paranoia from being rich. He looked down at his watch because he regularly wears it, but forgot he isn't in company of others and he took it off. The suit says he has a lot of money to spend, i mean really... who wears a suit JUST to visit a friend? Granted it might not be his only destination today, he also is EATING in a suit. he wouldn't do that if he didn't want to ruin his suit, but wait... the rich can just buy another. O.o

And also, if one walks along the street on the right side and needs to ask for the time, and they ask that from a car, i'm pretty sure the one to answer will be either a passenger, or GASP another passenger because the driver would be concentrated on the road ahead, or on the light that will change. Perhaps this guy was walking because his driver was late, or the car that was transporting him broke down. It might have been faster to walk, or perhaps he was too rich to sit on the bus with lowlifes that might steal the watch he should have been wearing.

Anyways the moral of my whole spiel is: DON'T EAT RASPBERRIES

...And my answer is the man walking. I am pretty sure i made several valid points and if you still aren't convinced, the man in a suit is Chuck Norris. I win :p

Flareon has Hyper Beam instead of Giga Impact, because its SpAtk is Higher than its Atk.

Jolteon has Discharge, Specifically for Double/Triple Battles.

If I'm changing Jolteon and Flareon, I'll give them Metronomes, because I end up using Heat Wave and Thunderbolt often.

 Espeon has a very high SpAtk, but a low Spd, So, I'll give it either a Wise Glasses, or Quick Claw

Vaporeon has Signal beam, for dealing with those pesky Psychics.

Umbreon.... I thought Hyper Beam was a good Idea, but there isn't much use for it in Umby...

I think it can learn Substitute, so with its High Def, SpDef, and Leftovers, It becomes more of a wall. Synchronize also helps in case of Toxic-spams.

A few notes i can put in. Volt Switch is okay on Jolteon because of  it's high Speed. i like it with my Electivire so switch from SpAtk to Atk on a moments notice.

I ran into a battle with a Vaporeon that knew Aqua Ring which isn't really useful so Substitute, Protect, Wish and Toxic also. Strategy goes Substitute, Toxic, Wish, Protect,Wish, Protect and on and on... really annoying i must say. and the held item was a Focus Sash

And Umbreon is a wall... a wall of annoyance. Confuse Ray, Toxic, Flash, and idk about double team. Then you got like no chance of being hit while they die of poison.

The big heavy hitters in my opinion are Flareon and Espeon. my Flareons tend to have a high Attack, Espeon SpAtk.

-Espeon being pretty fragile, can't take much of a punch, so turn it into a glass cannon. Moves like Psychic, Shadow Ball are the best ways to go. dominate on the offense with it and let things like Vaporeon and Umbreon be the defenders

i picked option 5 and am not ashamed to say so. i prefer Oshawott because it/and it's evolutions look cool, Tepig for the awesome move pool,(Mine breeded start with Heat Crash, Head Smash, Flare Blitz, Wild Charge ) Snivy...eh...

my favorite 3 starters are

-Cyndaquil
-Oshawott
-Turtwig

3 favorite middle

-Charmeleon
-Ivysaur
-Wartortle

3 favorite final

-Typhlosion
-Empoleon
-Torterra

Not that this info is relevant to the question. lol only slightly

Quote from: Yukimenoko on May 07, 2011, 12:08:00 AM

Quote from: Pokemaster MAC on May 07, 2011, 12:01:17 AM

*steals all the welcomes Yukimenoko has gotten8

D:! ... you... ... monster? D:

You brung a sadface to our new member. *takes off shades* You must die.

yay a 3rd death for me this week!

I chose me an Oshawott why? it's evolution looked the best, and a friend got Tepig so... we HO'd out our starters first chance we got to trade with

another idea i had was a base-2nd Form-3rd Form evolution that starts out as Grass, then moves to evolved grass type, then 3rd form is ghost/Grass

Sapling -> small Tree -> Evil tree (evolve with dusk stone maybe?)
Twiggli? -> ? -> Sporelorn? Forlorn + Spore lol

or have an evolution chain like Oddish:

Seed -> Weed -> evil tree
        \-> Sapling -> fruit tree

how's about this: starter pokemon that evolve based on your moral decisions in-game? like if you decide to be a bad a$$ mo fo, the types will be like Fire/Poison, Grass/Ghost, and Water/dark?

good moral decisions give you like Fire/Dragon, Grass/Flying and Water/Ground or something