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TO BE CHANGED: HEADING FONT
CANONMATES
FAMILY, FRIENDS & ACQUAINTANCES
IT'S COMPLICATED...
FUCK YOU, BUDDY
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CANONMATES
Maybe Jaime only met Dick through Wally - and his bull-headed insistence that his best friends meet each other - but now, Dick's a friend in and of himself. Dick saved Khaji's life, saved Jaime's life, for which he'll always be grateful. For that reason, Dick will always be, first and foremost, a hero to Jaime. But they're friends too. Robin's kind of uptight and neurotic, with more issues than either would like to admit, but he's funny and bright too. Jaime can see why Wally loved the guy so much.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: medium. Robin has resurrected me from the dead. He has proven to be a staunch ally of Jaime Reyes. I am < grateful >.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: medium. Robin has resurrected me from the dead. He has proven to be a staunch ally of Jaime Reyes. I am < grateful >.
Things had been tense for a while between Jaime and Superman due to that whole dream mess (it's hard for things to return to normal after a devil-induced dream where he went evil and Superman ripped his arm off, because ouch), but everything's back to normal now. While Jaime has his reservations about the Justice League as a whole, none of it has to do with Clark as a person. He's been nothing but kind and supportive, if not a little awkward sometimes, and Jaime respects the hell out of him.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: high. Jaime Reyes trusts Superman but Superman's aversion to his powers has caused him distress. I do not trust him.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: high. Jaime Reyes trusts Superman but Superman's aversion to his powers has caused him distress. I do not trust him.
Jaime and Power Girl started off as allies, and they wound up interacting only professionally for months and months. They had a little friction when Power Girl learned about his Kryptonite, but now that everything's been smoothed over, he's started to get closer to her as a person, not just as a fellow hero. He still doesn't know much about her, but he's comfortable teasing her and joking around her. Having Booster in the vicinity certainly helped, but even more than that, Power Girl kind of acts momish sometimes. It's surprising, and more than a little funny, but mostly, it's endearing. Lately, they've gotten a lot closer, and learned a little bit about each other -- and about how they see the heroing gig. There's still a lot Jaime would like to know about her, but he knows one thing: she's a good person, no matter what name she's wearing.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: high. Jaime Reyes trusts Power Girl and has worked with her on several occasions. Has exhibited an alarming temper. Has acted to protect Jaime Reyes. Her presence is beneficial for Jaime Reyes.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: high. Jaime Reyes trusts Power Girl and has worked with her on several occasions. Has exhibited an alarming temper. Has acted to protect Jaime Reyes. Her presence is beneficial for Jaime Reyes.
Hal Jordan is a necessity. He's never seemed to give Jaime the time of day, only dismissed him as a threat, and they've had only a handful of civil conversations through Hal's long stay as his neighbour. Jaime resents being looked at as a weapon, and resents the accusation of using the speedsters as a shield even more, but in the end, he's happy that Hal's around in case he does go rogue. In the end, Hal was proven right, and Jaime did go rogue -- and while Jaime may not particularly like him, he trusts him to do the right thing. If nothing else, he's glad that he's around.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: SEVERE. Hal Jordan is a major threat and wishes my host harm. Hal Jordan has caused my host harm due to my host's own wishes. Assessment: ?
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: SEVERE. Hal Jordan is a major threat and wishes my host harm. Hal Jordan has caused my host harm due to my host's own wishes. Assessment: ?
Klarion's a funny guy. It took Jaime ages to realize that they're actually from the same world, even if he never knew about the civilization underground. He's petulant, childish, but in all, a pretty fun guy to hang out with. Even more than that, he can feel a connection with Klarion now, a connection that he doesn't have with anyone else: Klarion knows what it's like to be deeply attached to someone else in the same way that Jaime is attached to Khaji. There's a lot to be said for common ground, and now that they're being mostly honest with each other, he feels a lot closer to him now.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: high. Klarion Bleak has not exhibited any aggression towards Jaime Reyes. He has not caused him any distress. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: high. Klarion Bleak has not exhibited any aggression towards Jaime Reyes. He has not caused him any distress. He is acceptable.
The more Jaime gets to know Ted, the more he understands why everyone around him has been talking him up so much. Ted's been nothing short of supportive and considerate, willing to respect Jaime even when things go wrong, and willing to be honest with him. Jaime appreciates his confidence and his respect, even when he has to ignore the nervous flutter in his stomach he still gets sometimes -- there's a little hero worship that will never go away, and even now, Jaime is Ted's number one fan. Slowly but surely, though, Jaime's beginning to see the cracks. A joke to fend off the seriousness here, a little avoidance there... he's not sure what to do to it, but he's starting to feel worried that things aren't the way they ought to be. And as a partner - sort of? - it's his duty to make sure he'll be okay.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. I have been with Ted Kord for several years without his acknowledging my sentience. Exception: attachment to Dan Garrett's corpse. Jaime Reyes likes him. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. I have been with Ted Kord for several years without his acknowledging my sentience. Exception: attachment to Dan Garrett's corpse. Jaime Reyes likes him. He is acceptable.
She's his mom! What more can be said? Jaime's a mama's boy through and through, and makes absolutely no secret of the fact; she's mentioned often, and usually within the context of either she's going to kill me and boy, she's so great, which is not an inaccurate view on their relationship. He's glad beyond belief to get to see her again, though he feels some measure of trepidation; he hopes that she likes this strange person that her son has become.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low; threat level to Jaime Reyes: SEVERE. Bianca Reyes is important to Jaime Reyes. She is his mother. Her presence is important to his well-being. Jaime Reyes becomes violent when provoked through Bianca Reyes. She is to be protected.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low; threat level to Jaime Reyes: SEVERE. Bianca Reyes is important to Jaime Reyes. She is his mother. Her presence is important to his well-being. Jaime Reyes becomes violent when provoked through Bianca Reyes. She is to be protected.
FAMILY, FRIENDS & ACQUAINTANCES
Jaime's always been the elder child, but if he ever had an older brother, he'd want him to be like Kaidan. He's not sure what they are, in this nebulous territory between brothers, teacher-and-student, and friends, but he likes it well enough. Kaidan's a little awkward, and he's not so great with feelings, but Jaime knows that he's a good man, even through all of the problems he's had. Jaime trusts him with his life, and wants nothing but happiness for him, and couldn't be gladder that they're still in each other's lives even after Kaidan moved out. Kasumi sometimes compares him to Kaidan like it's a bad thing, but honestly, he's always a little pleased by it. He could do worse than to be like Kaidan Alenko. Kaidan's been with him through thick and thin, and had his back even when he was having what could be frankly called a meltdown. Jaime doesn't know what he did to gain the loyalty and respect of a guy like Kaidan, but he's not arguing it; there's no mistaking that he's enriched his life.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Kaidan Alenko's logic has proven to be faulty. He does not like AIs. He does not seem to like me. He cares for the well-being of Jaime Reyes. He has demonstrated a willingness to teach Jaime Reyes more methods of fighting. I approve of this practice.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Kaidan Alenko's logic has proven to be faulty. He does not like AIs. He does not seem to like me. He cares for the well-being of Jaime Reyes. He has demonstrated a willingness to teach Jaime Reyes more methods of fighting. I approve of this practice.
Kaidan might be like Jaime's big brother, but while Jaime's not so sure about that one, he knows he sees Ken as his little brother. He loves spending time with him, and he loves teasing him. He puts time out of his week to eat meals with Ken, to teach him soccer and to just spend time goofing off. Jaime himself doesn't even know how this solemn little kid wormed his way into his life, but it happened. Of course, it's impossible to ignore that Ken's possibly even more troubled than Shinji, and has caused Jaime no end of heartbreak, but he's determined that they'll get through it together. He's got so much love and respect for Ken, he can't imagine it ending any other way. Now, he knows that the feeling's mutual; Ken has openly called Jaime - Jaime Reyes, not the Blue Beetle - a hero, his hero, and that's something Jaime will carry with him for a good, long time.
Ken's suffered many losses, but he seems to be bouncing back better than before. More importantly, he's surrounded with people who love him, people who have nothing to do with Jaime, and that gives him faith that if one day, Jaime's the one who gets ported out, Ken will recover. Ken's doing well, all things considered, but Jaime will always worry -- and has even hijacked someone else to the cause.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low to moderate. Ken Amada possesses a realistic view on the actions that should be taken against killers. He has caused Jaime Reyes extreme distress and extreme joy. Jaime Reyes exhibits similar behavioural patterns with Ken Amada as Milagro Reyes. He is acceptable.
Ken's suffered many losses, but he seems to be bouncing back better than before. More importantly, he's surrounded with people who love him, people who have nothing to do with Jaime, and that gives him faith that if one day, Jaime's the one who gets ported out, Ken will recover. Ken's doing well, all things considered, but Jaime will always worry -- and has even hijacked someone else to the cause.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low to moderate. Ken Amada possesses a realistic view on the actions that should be taken against killers. He has caused Jaime Reyes extreme distress and extreme joy. Jaime Reyes exhibits similar behavioural patterns with Ken Amada as Milagro Reyes. He is acceptable.
Jaime's always going to think of Shepard in relation to Kaidan, even moreso now that the two of them are living in domestic bliss. They've even got a dog. Come on. That aside, he's got a lot of respect for Shepard, and he's a lot more fun than Kaidan is a lot of the time. Jaime enjoys his company, and he's been learning a lot from him -- though considering Shepard's teaching him how to drive, he may not be learning the right things. They've been through an awful lot together, and know a lot about each other by now. It's nothing that Jaime expected, but he likes Shepard, and he can see why everyone seems willing to follow him... even if Jaime himself is more likely to follow Kaidan.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Jaime Reyes likes Shepard. He has demonstrated a willingness to work with me. He has thanked me. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Jaime Reyes likes Shepard. He has demonstrated a willingness to work with me. He has thanked me. He is acceptable.
Jaime really, really likes Laurie. At the end of the day, they're just a couple of nerds who meet at the library more often than not, and it's nice to have someone to share that sort of thing with. More than that, though, he thinks that she's immensely brave for being as honest as she is about her own death, and for trying to move on from it. More people could do with being as honest and kind as Laurie, though she has atrocious luck with men. He's still got his eyes peeled for someone to set her up with who isn't gay, into cannibalism, or dead. He may make an exception for that last one.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Laurie Collins has only caused Jaime Reyes distress through circumstances. Jaime Reyes likes her. She has attempted to kiss him. When Traci Thirteen kisses him, he responds favorably. He did not respond favorably to Laurie Collins. Why? She is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Laurie Collins has only caused Jaime Reyes distress through circumstances. Jaime Reyes likes her. She has attempted to kiss him. When Traci Thirteen kisses him, he responds favorably. He did not respond favorably to Laurie Collins. Why? She is acceptable.
Jaime is far, far fonder of Will than he ever thought he was going to be. He's smart, but he doesn't let his intelligence get in the way of empathizing with everyone else, or in the way of talking to kids like Jaime as equals. Will's shown a willingness (ba-dum-tish) to listen, even when he disagrees -- as he does in the way of superheroes, or so it seems. He's more than happy to be friends with Will, to commiserate about nature, to talk about dogs, and to learn the art of puns. Unfortunately, there's one thing that he's not happy about, and that's the fact that, once again, he's dead. Jaime knows that Will technically died a killer, but when he died taking down a cannibal serial killer... well. He has a hard time faulting him for that. Jaime's own secret has been compromised as well in the most embarrassing way (he totally pet Will while he was naked, why), and while Jaime thinks that must have changed things, he's not sure how yet. He's got his fingers crossed.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Will Graham has not caused Jaime Reyes distress. Jaime Reyes likes him. He has an expressed a fondness for puns; nature. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Will Graham has not caused Jaime Reyes distress. Jaime Reyes likes him. He has an expressed a fondness for puns; nature. He is acceptable.
Kasumi has proven to be a great friend to Traci, and she's part of Shepard's crew. That's a double-whammy. To make things even worse (better?), she's close to Ken too. Kasumi is a horrible tease, and seems to absolutely delight in making Jaime's face go hot with embarrassment on a regular basis. He's started to get to know her better than just as this mysterious spectre that teases him, however; she has a lot of kindness in her heart, and has a reluctance to admitting her own emotional ties, but they exist as strongly as they do for anyone else.
He had once thought of her as only Traci's friend, but now, Kasumi is his friend as well. He's not sure how it happened, or what to do with it, but it makes him happy enough. Now, if only he can learn a little more about her...
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Kasumi Goto has repeatedly caused Jaime Reyes distress. When in her presence, Jaime Reyes experiences < blushing >. I do not trust her.
He had once thought of her as only Traci's friend, but now, Kasumi is his friend as well. He's not sure how it happened, or what to do with it, but it makes him happy enough. Now, if only he can learn a little more about her...
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Kasumi Goto has repeatedly caused Jaime Reyes distress. When in her presence, Jaime Reyes experiences < blushing >. I do not trust her.
Magicman is profoundly strange. He's clearly extremely close with Tadashi (Hiro thinks that they're dating, but Jaime doesn't think that that's how it works), for which he's grateful. Tadashi deserves a good friend, and all in all, Magicman seems like a nice guy. He also seems a little distant at times, though, and then there's that whole deal with his professed criminal history. Still, every single time he sees Magicman, he's staunch in his beliefs, and willing to help out all he can. Magicman isn't great at taking care of himself - which is enough to make him worry a little, frankly - but there's no arguing that he has a good heart.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Magicman interrupted a conversation between Jaime Reyes and myself. He proceeded to stay after he interrupted. I do not understand why Jaime Reyes has chosen the company of another AI. I am sufficient. Magicman is inferior to me. I do not like him.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Magicman interrupted a conversation between Jaime Reyes and myself. He proceeded to stay after he interrupted. I do not understand why Jaime Reyes has chosen the company of another AI. I am sufficient. Magicman is inferior to me. I do not like him.
Kotetsu is a good man. That much, Jaime's certain of. Whether or not he's a well-adjusted man is up for grabs, though. He sees that Kotetsu is often emotional, deals with aforesaid emotions through drinking, and upon trying to console Jaime, wound up looking devastated on his own. Even if he's a little overemotional, though, Jaime likes him just fine. He's a good person, and he cares about people, which means he's a good hero too. He just hopes that Kotetsu's going to be okay.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Kotetsu T. Kaburagi has not caused Jaime considerable distress. He has a distrust of AI technology. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Kotetsu T. Kaburagi has not caused Jaime considerable distress. He has a distrust of AI technology. He is acceptable.
Kitty's something of an odd case for Jaime, especially now that she knows his secret ID. He likes her. He likes her a lot, and thinks that she's talented, and clever, and a better speaker than he'll ever be... but she's reckless, with odd ideas about justice, and an alarming tendency to argue herself blue in the face before charging ahead and doing something anyway.
Just one aspect of aforementioned charging ahead happened to result in her death, which makes any prior arguments seem like they really don't matter -- and they don't, not to him, not anymore. He worries about her, hopes that she'll make smarter decisions in the future, but he knows he can't stop her. All he can do is back her up, and he will.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: SEVERE. Of no threat to journal, continued threat to my ability to care for him. Kitty Jones has demonstrated recklessness, thoughtlessness; has caused Jaime Reyes distress. Strategies are unsound. I do not trust her.
Just one aspect of aforementioned charging ahead happened to result in her death, which makes any prior arguments seem like they really don't matter -- and they don't, not to him, not anymore. He worries about her, hopes that she'll make smarter decisions in the future, but he knows he can't stop her. All he can do is back her up, and he will.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: SEVERE. Of no threat to journal, continued threat to my ability to care for him. Kitty Jones has demonstrated recklessness, thoughtlessness; has caused Jaime Reyes distress. Strategies are unsound. I do not trust her.
So here's the thing about Jacob: he's close to people Jaime's close to. Not only does he live with some of his best friends in the entire game, but he's a part of Shepard, Kaidan, and Kasumi's crew. That makes Jacob's business Jaime's business in a way. And really, he doesn't dislike the guy. He thinks that Jacob has his heart in the right place, and that he wants to do the right thing. That's good. That's commendable. That's respectable. The only thing is, between Archangel and Jacob's own admittance of having joined what is effectively a terrorist chapter out of a desire to do good, Jaime's not entirely certain whether or not Jacob's got the sort of strategic mind to go with his convictions. He likes him, he just hopes he's careful in the future... and that none of his poor choices wind up backfiring on the people he cares about.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Jacob Taylor has not caused Jaime any immediate distress. He has acted rashly in the past. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Jacob Taylor has not caused Jaime any immediate distress. He has acted rashly in the past. He is acceptable.
Barnaby is Kotetsu's partner, and personally, Jaime figures that he's one that Kotetsu could probably use. While Barnaby has spoken of Kotetsu doing a lot for him - something that Jaime in no way doubts, considering the generosity of the man - he can't help but see the stark differences between the two; while Kotetsu flies off the handle and gets emotional easily, Barnaby is even, measured, polite, and seems to look at things logically. Honestly, Jaime appreciates that in a guy, and appreciates it even more in someone that he may well have to work with in the future. He doesn't know him too well as a person, but Barnaby seems nice enough, and honestly, Jaime quite likes him. He's glad he and Kotetsu have each other.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Barnaby Brooks Jr. has caused Jaime no distress. He has spoken in a rational manner. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Barnaby Brooks Jr. has caused Jaime no distress. He has spoken in a rational manner. He is acceptable.
Jaime doesn't know Manolo that well yet, but as it stands, he likes the guy an awful lot. There was an immediate connection between Jaime, Manolo and Joaquin right off the bat by virtue of culture alone - and it's a relief to meet another imPort who speaks the same language, for which the same things actually resonate with - but he's gotten to like Manolo on his own merits too. He wants to go out there and live his dream as a musician, which Jaime respects, and he does it all with a smile. Manolo's a very warm, friendly person, and he's definitely the sort of person Jaime's able to feel immediately at ease with. There is one complication, however, and that's the usual one: Manolo is dead twice over, and Jaime's worried about how the first one went down. Manolo could cut it any way he wants, but as far as Jaime's concerned, it was suicide. Manolo's gotten to know Jaime a whole lot better too, and has been nothing but considerate and understanding. Jaime feels fortunate to consider him a friend.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Manolo Sanchez has not caused Jaime any significant distress. Jaime Reyes' happiness increased with additional roommates. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Manolo Sanchez has not caused Jaime any significant distress. Jaime Reyes' happiness increased with additional roommates. He is acceptable.
Jaime quite likes Fuu, even if he's not sure what to make of her. He knows what's important about her: that she's good, and that she's brave, that she stands up for her beliefs, and that she thinks deeply and clearly. Even so, that doesn't mean he knows her, and he suspects there's much he misses behind that smile; he does, after all, know intimately well that that sort of politeness can hide an awful lot. That aside, they're friends, and he owes her a great deal.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Fuu Hououji is a friend of Jaime Reyes. She has caused him no distress. She is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Fuu Hououji is a friend of Jaime Reyes. She has caused him no distress. She is acceptable.
Jaime may not feel as though he knows Maya that well - they don't hang out that often for people that seem to like each other so much - but what he knows of her, he likes. She's upbeat, almost insistently so, generous, and, it seems, good for everyone around her. She has her troubles - he's not forgetting Christmas anytime soon, and the look on her face - but she's managed to rise above them. He's happy to have her as a friend.
And what does she see in that freezer-lurking Kaneda? Who knows.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Maya Fey is Jaime Reyes' friend. She has not caused him any distress. She is acceptable.
And what does she see in that freezer-lurking Kaneda? Who knows.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Maya Fey is Jaime Reyes' friend. She has not caused him any distress. She is acceptable.
Being a SEES member is a damn good way to earn Jaime's trust, and Junpei's done just that. His brother from another mother, Junpei is every inch the cheerful joker that Ken and Minato had painted him as, but Jaime knows he's more than that, and not only because he's a member of SEES, a group that attracts trouble like a moth to the flame. It takes a special sort of guy to reassure a virtual stranger with a smile after re-experiencing the deaths of two of his friends, though Jaime's not verbalized as much. He's determined to keep an eye out for him, and make sure that he's okay too.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Jaime Reyes has taken an interest in Junpei Iori. He is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Jaime Reyes has taken an interest in Junpei Iori. He is acceptable.
The guy who dubbed Jaime an imaginary friend, Jaime's found their (non-existent) relationship escalating once Minato disappeared. In a bout of panic, Jaime's recruited him in Ken Watching duty, and Kaneda rose to the occasion with the sort of aplomb that takes him through child-care books, for which Jaime's grateful. And what of the man himself? He's an odd one. He inspires loyalty from those around him, big and small, but he doesn't seem to take much seriously unless he has to either. That, and he does whatever he decides he wants to, no questions asked. That takes a special kind of person.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Jaime Reyes believes Kaneda to be important to Ken Amada's well-being. He has deemed him worthy of protection.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Jaime Reyes believes Kaneda to be important to Ken Amada's well-being. He has deemed him worthy of protection.
Sarissa is, more or less, Jaime's really weird neighbour. She's pleasant and acerbic in equal measures (though never to Jaime), and he met her when she broke into his house... and then he offered her dinner, as you do. Their relationship has grown without them really doing anything of actual note with each other instead of joking around more and more. Jaime's never had a big sister before, but that's the kind of relationship that they have. The jokes part of it anyway; they still have a lot to learn about each other.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Sarissa Theron is Jaime Reyes' neighbour. She is preferable to neighbours Kotetsu Kaburagi and Hal Jordan.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Sarissa Theron is Jaime Reyes' neighbour. She is preferable to neighbours Kotetsu Kaburagi and Hal Jordan.
Allison is one of those people who Jaime looks at and thinks, what the heck are you doing here? She's a little meticulous, a little fussy, but she's got a warm, welcoming heart, and Jaime recognized the mother in her immediately. He feels bad that she's here and not with her children, where she so clearly belongs, but otherwise, he quite likes her. She reminds him of a life that he's largely left behind.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Allison Hendrix is an average citizen. She is acceptable.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: N/A. Allison Hendrix is an average citizen. She is acceptable.
Mitsuru is a member of SEES, which immediately gains Jaime's trust, but that doesn't mean that he feels that he knows her well at all. She's clearly from a very different background from him - he certainly doesn't come from blue blood - but her life has been more difficult than his nonetheless. It's a bit odd talking with her when they're from such different backgrounds, but he likes her anyway -- he simply feels that he doesn't quite know her.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Mitsuru Kirijo is a member of Jaime Reyes' treasured social circle and has been deemed worthy of protection.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Mitsuru Kirijo is a member of Jaime Reyes' treasured social circle and has been deemed worthy of protection.
IT'S COMPLICATED...
Jaime has no idea what to do with Kanaya. She's clearly a bitter, angry person, but not for no reason at all. She's had a hard life, made harder still by Norman Osborn (though he still can't prove it), and carries even the sins she's not responsible for on her own shoulders. Jaime really wants to help her, but he's not sure how, because she doesn't make helping her easy. Lately, he's run into her as Echidna, and he's starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel for her -- she's trying her best to do good, and she's trying to finally get some closure. Is she healthy? No. But maybe there's still hope for her yet.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Kanaya Maryam has demonstrated a willingness to harm Jaime Reyes. She is violent and erratic. Her behaviour is illogical. Jaime Reyes believes that she is deserving of a second chance. I do not trust her. I dislike her. Action taken while fighting should have been more severe.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: moderate. Kanaya Maryam has demonstrated a willingness to harm Jaime Reyes. She is violent and erratic. Her behaviour is illogical. Jaime Reyes believes that she is deserving of a second chance. I do not trust her. I dislike her. Action taken while fighting should have been more severe.
Things with Riku are, admittedly, a little messy. Riku's dating Minato, which immediately makes Riku Jaime's business. Jaime knows that Minato wouldn't be aware of if he was or wasn't being treated right in a relationship, and that makes him a little more overbearing than he would be otherwise, a little more protective. Unfortunately, digging into Riku's past didn't manifest itself in such a way that Jaime could simply be relieved that there was nothing to worry about. On the contrary; while Jaime may not be as worried about Minato, it turns out Riku did some seriously bad things to Roxas, a kid that seems to have deserved better in every avenue of his life. Maybe Riku seems fine otherwise, if not a little quiet and reticent, but Jaime can't help but be wary of him nonetheless. Maybe they can be friends eventually - and he's gratified to know that Riku doesn't bother justifying his past actions - but it's made things a little weird nonetheless.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Riku has not caused Jaime Reyes any immediate distress. Riku has caused an acquaintance of Jaime Reyes great distress. Jaime Reyes does not trust him. I do not either.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: low. Riku has not caused Jaime Reyes any immediate distress. Riku has caused an acquaintance of Jaime Reyes great distress. Jaime Reyes does not trust him. I do not either.
Oh, Sasaki... or Kaneki. Jaime can't decide what to call him. Either way, poor Sasaki has one of the shittiest lives out there, which is saying a lot for the type of company Jaime keeps. More than anything else, Jaime feels a great deal of compassion for him, and he worries, worries about Ken, and worries about Sasaki. He has no doubts that the guy's done some bad things, but his hand always seems to be forced. Maybe one day, he hopes that he's able to find some semblance of happiness.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: medium. I do not understand Jaime Reyes' insistence on remaining in contact with a cannibal. I do not trust him.
KHAJI DA'S ASSESSMENT: Threat level: medium. I do not understand Jaime Reyes' insistence on remaining in contact with a cannibal. I do not trust him.
FUCK YOU, BUDDY
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