Aside from the fact the picture assumes people on this site are familiar with minor characters from the Mass Effect series and instantly know what they do for a living, I've deleted the trope picture because, overall, it isn't the best choice to have. A heroic internal affairs agent in fiction is usually seen as a subversion and an exception to the rule since, for the most part, they play an antagonistic role to varying degrees.
Trope pictures are supposed to show what the trope is supposed to be about at a quick glance, so having a subversion as the picture wouldn't be the best way to achieve that.
Aside from the fact the picture assumes people on this site are familiar with minor characters from the Mass Effect series and instantly know what they do for a living, I've deleted the trope picture because, overall, it isn't the best choice to have. A heroic internal affairs agent in fiction is usually seen as a subversion and an exception to the rule since, for the most part, they play an antagonistic role to varying degrees.
Trope pictures are supposed to show what the trope is supposed to be about at a quick glance, so having a subversion as the picture wouldn't be the best way to achieve that.
Edited by RedViking