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** His incredibly innocent act of wanting to introduce himself to John Wilson ended up with him being accused of murdering him, but it also meant Jezaille Brett had to shoot Wilson to frame Ryunosuke, which only ended up creating several inconsistencies that proved she was the killer.

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** His incredibly innocent act of wanting to introduce himself to John Wilson ended up with him being accused of murdering him, but it also meant Jezaille Brett had to shoot Wilson to frame Ryunosuke, which only ended up creating several inconsistencies that proved she was the killer. [[spoiler:It also means that he started dismantling the Reaper Conspiracy just by trying to say hello to a foreign professor.]]
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* ConsummateProfessional: He takes his job completely and utterly seriously to the point where [[spoiler: he'll try to debunk an argument that could prove him not guilty of murder just because it has a potential hole in it]]. He's also perfectly content on building on the defense's argument if he believes it makes sense, and, despite his bad first impression, even stops witnesses from badmouthing Ryunosuke.

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* ConsummateProfessional: He takes his job completely and utterly seriously to the point where [[spoiler: he'll try to debunk an argument that could prove him not guilty of murder just because it has a potential hole in it]]. He's also perfectly content on building on the defense's argument if he believes it makes sense, and, despite his bad first impression, and even stops witnesses from badmouthing Ryunosuke.Ryunosuke as soon as the first time they meet each other, despite his prejudices against the Japanese.
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* MartialArtsHeadband: Wears one of these. [[DramaticWind It even flutters indoors!]] Escapades #1 reveals he wore it to help him with reciting {{Tongue Twister}}s.
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** [[spoiler:Regarding the entire assassin exchange plot. His monitoring of British-Japanese communications correctly clued him in to the fact something was going on between the two governments. However, with Asa Shinn vanishing from London and the news of John H. Wilson's death, he assumed all the people on the list were in danger of being killed. It's only when he realises that Asa Shinn was alive until 2-1, and was actually John H. Wilson's killer, that he realises the true significance of the list, and starts to move accordingly.]]

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** [[spoiler:Regarding the entire assassin exchange plot. His monitoring of British-Japanese communications correctly clued him in to the fact something was going on between the two governments. However, with Asa Shinn vanishing from London and the news of John H. Wilson's death, he assumed all the people on the list were in danger of being killed. killed (thus why he tries to hide Kazuma's accident as a murder, to keep him away from England). It's only when he realises that Asa Shinn was alive until 2-1, G2-1, and was actually John H. Wilson's killer, that he realises the true significance of the list, and starts to move accordingly.accordingly, albeit barely too late to prevent Gregson's death.]]

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