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| rdfs:comment | - The self-proclaimed 'Lord Justice' has good faith that he is a necessary good. He believes that the world is guilty and so each will pay through his decision. It is his morality that Edward acts under. He is a qualified philosopher, having specialised in Hume and ethics - although his knowledge goes much further than that. He is fairly well respected in general philosophical circles for being a brilliant debater, even if many of the ideas he comes out with are questionable. He wears a suit, old and well worn. It never quite seems to be completely clean but it suits his general demeanour.
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| entrance music | - "The Line Begins To Blur" by Nine Inch Nails
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| Names | - Worm
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| abstract | - The self-proclaimed 'Lord Justice' has good faith that he is a necessary good. He believes that the world is guilty and so each will pay through his decision. It is his morality that Edward acts under. He is a qualified philosopher, having specialised in Hume and ethics - although his knowledge goes much further than that. He is fairly well respected in general philosophical circles for being a brilliant debater, even if many of the ideas he comes out with are questionable. When declaring someone guilty, Lucas carries a rolled parchment on which is the punishment. He has trouble with his eye sight and so owns a pair of bent spectacles that he keeps in the breast pocket of his jacket. He wears a suit, old and well worn. It never quite seems to be completely clean but it suits his general demeanour. Lucas will happily sacrifice Edward for a greater good, only caring about his own gain. Many question how dedicated he is to his morality (some wonder if it even makes coherent sense) – or if it is instead a veil hiding his desire for personal wealth.
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