66. Do you tend to argue with people, or avoid conflict? I rarely argue with people. I listen to their arguments, weigh them against my own opinions, determine which is the correct one and then act based on my judgments. I don't particularly feel the need for people to agree with me; I know that I will pick the right answer in the end. When I was a child I actively avoided conflict, but now I just don't seek it out. It doesn't really matter in the end, so long as what needs to get done is done.
21. While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family? I'm an orphan, so I have never had a real family to speak of. I suppose you could call my schoolmates at Whammy House my family, if you really wanted to stretch. I got along with them all right, generally speaking. I wasn't particularly popular or well-liked like Mello was, but people respected my intelligence. Roger was always very kind to me, perhaps more than he really needed to be; I think he inferred that my quietness was a reflection of some sort of sensitive nature. As it turned out, his assumption was flawed, as I haven't got anything of the sort. Mello and I have always had a strange relationship. It actually got a lot better with the Kira case and now in Babylon. We just have different personalities, I suppose, and we're rivals, so that has never really helped things. I didn't talk much to Matt, we were always rather seperate because he was friends with Mello. And L... I've only met L a couple of times, I could probably count our meetings on either hand, but I always really respected L. Not much upsets me, but L dying... well, that did, somewhat.
50. Do you have any biases or prejudices? Yes. I don't believe that Kira can ever be reformed. If someone is the type of person who can commit a series of crimes in cold blood, he should not be allowed to run free. Vigilantes, people who take the system into their own hands - god complexes.
33. What is the most evil thing you have ever done? This is a question that I would rather not get into, if at all possible. Any detective has to do things that he isn't proud of.
77. How do you spend a typical Saturday night? Watching the security feeds. Saturday night is actually my most informative night.
no subject
I rarely argue with people. I listen to their arguments, weigh them against my own opinions, determine which is the correct one and then act based on my judgments. I don't particularly feel the need for people to agree with me; I know that I will pick the right answer in the end. When I was a child I actively avoided conflict, but now I just don't seek it out. It doesn't really matter in the end, so long as what needs to get done is done.
21. While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?
I'm an orphan, so I have never had a real family to speak of. I suppose you could call my schoolmates at Whammy House my family, if you really wanted to stretch. I got along with them all right, generally speaking. I wasn't particularly popular or well-liked like Mello was, but people respected my intelligence. Roger was always very kind to me, perhaps more than he really needed to be; I think he inferred that my quietness was a reflection of some sort of sensitive nature. As it turned out, his assumption was flawed, as I haven't got anything of the sort. Mello and I have always had a strange relationship. It actually got a lot better with the Kira case and now in Babylon. We just have different personalities, I suppose, and we're rivals, so that has never really helped things. I didn't talk much to Matt, we were always rather seperate because he was friends with Mello. And L... I've only met L a couple of times, I could probably count our meetings on either hand, but I always really respected L. Not much upsets me, but L dying... well, that did, somewhat.
50. Do you have any biases or prejudices?
Yes. I don't believe that Kira can ever be reformed. If someone is the type of person who can commit a series of crimes in cold blood, he should not be allowed to run free. Vigilantes, people who take the system into their own hands - god complexes.
33. What is the most evil thing you have ever done?
This is a question that I would rather not get into, if at all possible. Any detective has to do things that he isn't proud of.
77. How do you spend a typical Saturday night?
Watching the security feeds. Saturday night is actually my most informative night.