Old thread I know, but I actually found the cases all really fair once I paid close attention to them. He dislikes dealing with personal affairs, and states that it's simply the nature of lieutenancy, however, it appears that this is untrue, as all lieutenants in the RCM are responsible for a team of lower ranking officers and have to deal with personal affairs quite frequently. Araki said that, because in an anime the viewer cannot "turn back pages" in the manner that a manga reader can, the anime staff ensured that the show clarified details. Some time before his partnership with Harrier Du Bois, Kim had a partner who earned the nickname " Eyes" from having to show Kim things he was unable to see due to his farsightedness.

Originally, this special was advertised as a retelling told from Ryuk's point of view, but it does not give a different point of view from what was originally told. The garnder was just a "lucky man" in this situation to me - the death of Black Peter sort of suited him. Since she's free, he could try to start with her, so he gave her back the love letters she was asking for so long, for a good start. He is afraid of becoming a joke, [69] and doing anything that earns him a reputation, [70] likely due to his past experiences being mocked for his pinball assignment. Kim is a follower of Dolorianism [92] [93] and practices various Dolorian rituals, such as the Stations of the Breath [94] [95] and crossing his chest in an X shape.On a more personal level, insulting Kim, taking the side of racist and fascist ideology will lower his opinion of Harry, and he will confront him on several occasions about this. Even though my class did not see much diversity of race at Hillcrest, it is prominent in True Notebooks that race and poverty also takes a big role in incarcerations. Light tries to have Mikami kill Near as well as all the task force members, but Mikami's Death Note fails to work, having been replaced with a decoy.

Light arranges a scheme in which he and Misa temporarily lose their memories of the Death Note, and has Rem pass the Death Note to a less morally driven individual, Kyosuke Higuchi of the Yotsuba Group. That's really surprising, but I suppose it's because there is a solution, among few others, very close to the most of the people, and if they didn't focus a little bit more on evidences, that highly motivated solution is their choice. In 2007, the first three volumes of Death Note were on the American Library Association's 2007 Great Graphic Novels for Teens Top Ten list. And the clear lack of any signs of struggle yet Peter's knife was drawn just further makes all Holmes conclusion choices not make sense.sailors that hated one another but were still friends because of their whale hunting days, they were both scumbags, thick as thieves…but the kid has motive, he has resolve, he has justice on his side. As suspicion falls again on Misa, Light passes Misa's Death Note to a fervent supporter of Kira, Teru Mikami.

Next is the Chileans stealing the prototype by hiding it in the mines, or the Mexicans burying them there. it would make sense that having clairns see the guest on their ship, he'd know what the chest looked like. It's a ONE HUGE SPOILER, with names and everything, so, for anyone who's still on that case - do not read it!

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