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D is a young man David encounters while investigating the old law school in [[Stage 2]]. He is wandering around the place because he has fond memories of it. |
D is a young man David encounters while investigating the old law school in [[Stage 2]]. He is wandering around the place because he has fond memories of it. |
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== Personality == |
== Personality == |
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+ | D is very stubborn and bad tempered. He does not seem to like David, because he looks suspicious, and acts distastefully towards him, much to David's annoyance. He later warms up to him. |
== Role == |
== Role == |
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After David defeats the Crooked Man, D approaches him and takes him to the Infirmary. After David is feeling better, he walks away, only to find the diary page of Professor Andrew, in which D finds out that he did not have high hopes for him at all and secretly mocked him behind his back. D becomes angered and depressed, saying that he should give up already on his dream to become a laywer. |
After David defeats the Crooked Man, D approaches him and takes him to the Infirmary. After David is feeling better, he walks away, only to find the diary page of Professor Andrew, in which D finds out that he did not have high hopes for him at all and secretly mocked him behind his back. D becomes angered and depressed, saying that he should give up already on his dream to become a laywer. |
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| − | If David tells him not to give up on his dreams, the Bad End is obtained. D is angered, claims David cannot understand him and stabs him to death. He is later killed by the Crooked Man. |
+ | If David tells him not to give up on his dreams, the Bad End "'''Never, never give up"''' is obtained. D is angered, claims David cannot understand him and stabs him to death. He is later killed by the Crooked Man. |
| − | If David tells him to give up already and stop being so idealist, because D's failure reminds him of his failed dream to become a pilot, D calms down. He later thanks David, comments that he wants to see him again someday and gives him a note to go to the hospital in [[Stage 3]]. He later appears in [[Stage 4]], helping |
+ | If David tells him to give up already and stop being so idealist, because D's failure reminds him of his failed dream to become a pilot, D calms down. He later thanks David, comments that he wants to see him again someday and gives him a note to go to the hospital in [[Stage 3]]. He later appears in [[Stage 4]], helping Paul into finding David. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | *D represents Duke's regret over is failure to achieve his dreams to become a lawyer. |
+ | *D represents Duke's regret over is failure to achieve his dreams to become a lawyer. |
*His nickname "D" stands for "Dreamer" because he has such big dreams. "D" is also the initial of [[Duke MacGahan]]. |
*His nickname "D" stands for "Dreamer" because he has such big dreams. "D" is also the initial of [[Duke MacGahan]]. |
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Revision as of 19:08, 10 September 2013
D
D is a young man David encounters while investigating the old law school in Stage 2. He is wandering around the place because he has fond memories of it.
In the end D is revealed to be a fragment of Duke's memory.
Personality
D is very stubborn and bad tempered. He does not seem to like David, because he looks suspicious, and acts distastefully towards him, much to David's annoyance. He later warms up to him.
Role
David encounters D in the abandoned law school. He is wandering around because he has fond memories of the school, since he studied there. D does not seem to like David and vice-versa, as David looks suspiscious for wandering there. He gets trapped in a room leaking gas by the Crooked Man and is rescued by David. He later gives David an energy drink.
D later warms up to David and confesses that his biggest dream was to become a laywer, but he has never passed the bar exam. He's tried so hard for it, but has always failed. Fortunately, his teacher, Professor Andrew always helped him.
After David defeats the Crooked Man, D approaches him and takes him to the Infirmary. After David is feeling better, he walks away, only to find the diary page of Professor Andrew, in which D finds out that he did not have high hopes for him at all and secretly mocked him behind his back. D becomes angered and depressed, saying that he should give up already on his dream to become a laywer.
If David tells him not to give up on his dreams, the Bad End "Never, never give up" is obtained. D is angered, claims David cannot understand him and stabs him to death. He is later killed by the Crooked Man.
If David tells him to give up already and stop being so idealist, because D's failure reminds him of his failed dream to become a pilot, D calms down. He later thanks David, comments that he wants to see him again someday and gives him a note to go to the hospital in Stage 3. He later appears in Stage 4, helping Paul into finding David.
Trivia
- D represents Duke's regret over is failure to achieve his dreams to become a lawyer.
- His nickname "D" stands for "Dreamer" because he has such big dreams. "D" is also the initial of Duke MacGahan.