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[stalking_horse]

[Once again, there's a disgruntled, bloodied Hakuba with bloody holes in his clothing grumping downstairs in the Inn.]

[Oh, he's got spare clothes that aren't mauled, he's just not going to worry about them at the moment.]

[If anyone saw him last time, it looks like his impalement this time was even MORE excessive.]

[Stupid Pyramid Head. Stupid angel.]

Comments

[17-going-on-8.livejournal.com]

...how much work did Kaito do on you?

Things were pretty stressful then so a detective being protective would be excusable. It's the casual points to be worried about, but at least you realize now.

[stalking_horse]

Kaito and Nakamori-san - she was the one that had a thick enough skin for eccentricity to just treat me as "normal" even while Kaito and I were squabbling, which wasn't exactly something I'd had happen before. I'll admit, part of my initial hostility with Hattori had to do with a few things that were, in retrospect, misunderstandings of the sort where I was thinking in terms of the sort of reception I usually get.

Although in this case, I haven't exactly eaten my foot with her before like I have with some other people, and I do work partly in behavior and psychology.

[17-going-on-8.livejournal.com]

You know, I could see that.

Ah, yeah. Hattori has a tendency to never get his foot out of his mouth. You get used to it.

Knowing the stuff in the book or when removed from the situation is one thing. When faced to face with the person, it gets a bit harder. [He suffers from the same problem.]

[stalking_horse]

I gathered as much as that went on. [It doesn't mean he might not bait Hattori for the lulz.]

Well, even just dealing with the person face to face on a personal basis instead of a professional one changes it - investigations don't mean you have to try to get along with the person or deal with them for longer than it takes to finish the case.