Keep in mind: spoilers are unmarked on all Moments pages.
Infiltrator
- G starts off by describing, in detail, how he plans for an assassination. This includes substituting himself for the target's driver, drugging the target, leaving them on a train rail to be hit, and leaving evidence that it is all part of an elaborate suicide plot. The entire time talking with his victim about matters of existentalism and identity.
- G's assassination duel as he finds himself trapped in an airport full of people planning to kill him that he gradually picks off one by one like he's in a Hitman game. This includes a nearly indestrucible cyborg much more powerful than himself.
- S managed to defeat a cyborg female assassin by herself in the airport bathroom, apparently delivering a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown that included smashing her through walls as well as into toilets.
- G's elaborate plan to dismantle the Carnivale by turning Lucita Biondi against her father, Lucio. It almost works but fails only due to Lucio having never trusted his daughter in the first place due to his transphobia. G resists some Electric Torture and eventually turns the table against Lucio.
- Marissa gets one of her own by revealing herself to be an NSA agent that has been manipulating G against the International Refugee Society the entire time. She delivers him to Marcus Gordon and offers G a place in the President's service.
Saboteur
- G starts off the story by doing a move straight out of James Bond by using a wingsuit to attack a hidden mountain castle in order to take down one of the Society's senior member. He breaks through a window, shoots up the place, and manages to acquire his target with action movie grace.
- G manages to figure out there's a traitor in their ranks within minutes of dealing with Strike Force-21. He proceeds to take down two cybernetically enhanced troopers in a dirty bathroom and discovers who is responsible for infiltrating the team.
- An Offscreen Moment of Awesome is that G managed to kill or persuade the defection of half the Letters.
- G's fight with E is one of the most evenly matched and impressive displays in the entire series. It helps both of them consider the other to be a Worthy Opponent. G wins but only by cheating against E's superior skill and breaking his will to fight. G even helps E get back with his lover, Peter Starikov, so they can have a Happily Ever After.
- G finally confronts Daniel Gordon and discovers he's the Man Behind the Man. Rather than kill him, Daniel shoots G and forces him to run twenty miles with Marissa in his arms in order to get her medical attention.
- G gathers all of his allies in order to have a showdown with the Reapers. Despite the latter being incredibly dangerous and killed Super-Soldier Elite Mooks, they manage to use stealth to bring them down one by one. Marissa finishes off Daniel herself with a rifle shot to the head.
- G and Delphi release all of the world's Black Technology schematics and papers onto the internet, knowing it would cause global chaos but believing it would severely weaken the Big Twenty as well as help liberate humanity. It proves Not Quite the Right Thing but possibly prevents human extinction.
Assassin
- The Eruption and Long Winter are ten years of misery for the human race after the Yellowstone Super Volcano triggers a year-long winter worldwide. However, G and the other surviving Letters help found Atlas Security in order to help prevent the world from descending into total anarchy. Surprisingly, they succeed.
- Marissa uses the Black File and her team of handpicked agents to found H.O.P.E. as an organization to fight against the influence of the Big 200. She uses it to buy medical supplies, food, as well as build infrastructure to help the poor. She estimates that she's aved something akin to a billion lives.
- G and Claire assault a Karma Corporation blacksite built into a crumbling mansion's basement. They proceed to take down a heavily armed cyborg security squadron and even roboticized dogs in order to discover the Awful Truth about the experiments going on.
- G eventually discovers the truth about nanotherapy that it doesn't work and can never work but is mostly harmless. Mirroring Marissa's choice, he proceeds to use it to blackmail Karma Corporation into continuing to help develop the Refugee Zones to get millions out of poverty. Only the rich can afford nanotherapy anyway and it being a placebo doesn't bother G.
- G and A's final confrontation where the two of them show just how evenly matched they are. The big difference? G is meaner.
- Claire gets one when she kills Marissa for the manipulation that included false memories, lies, and sending her to seduce G.
