Humphrey Mintz: Difference between revisions

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A taciturn man, Humphrey's silence caused some confusion in others, and some considered him a loner or even unfriendly. But for the most part, Humphrey's silence was not perceived as cold, but rather as shyness. He just wasn't very good at socializing.

Despite his silent nature, Humphrey would occasionally open up to others. Before the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]], Humphrey told [[Mathiu Silverberg]] how he had attacked his commanding officer during the [[Kalekka Incident]]; it had been the first time, and, he hoped, the last time, he had ~~attacked~~ someone out of sheer hatred. Humphrey also enjoyed a long talk with [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] and paid for the young man's room in gratitude.

Despite his silent nature, Humphrey would occasionally open up to others. Before the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]], Humphrey told [[Mathiu Silverberg]] how he had attacked his commanding officer during the [[Kalekka Incident]]; it had been the first time, and, he hoped, the last time, he had slain someone out of sheer hatred. Humphrey also enjoyed a long talk with [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] and paid for the young man's room in gratitude.

Humphrey was highly practical, and despite his shock at hearing of the death of [[Odessa Silverberg]], he immediately recognized that McDohl would be able to succeed Odessa as a leader. When Humphrey and [[Futch]] discovered [[Bright]], Humphrey was prepared to destroy Bright should Futch fail to accept him, despite the rarity of the creature. Despite his practicality, Humphrey could also be empathetic, and comforted Futch over [[Black]]'s death.

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# [[Genso Suikoden II 108 Stars Character Guide]] (ISBN 4-88317-769-6), page 171

# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 165, 222-3

# [[Genso Suikoden 108 Stars Character Guide]] (ISBN 4-7753-0050-4), page 96

# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], pages 30, 87, 103, 175, 198-9, 216, 263, 359

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 A taciturn man, Humphrey's silence caused some confusion in others, and some considered him a loner or even unfriendly. But for the most part, Humphrey's silence was not perceived as cold, but rather as shyness. He just wasn't very good at socializing.
-Despite his silent nature, Humphrey would occasionally open up to others. Before the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]], Humphrey told [[Mathiu Silverberg]] how he had attacked his commanding officer during the [[Kalekka Incident]]; it had been the first time, and, he hoped, the last time, he had attacked someone out of sheer hatred. Humphrey also enjoyed a long talk with [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] and paid for the young man's room in gratitude.
+Despite his silent nature, Humphrey would occasionally open up to others. Before the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]], Humphrey told [[Mathiu Silverberg]] how he had attacked his commanding officer during the [[Kalekka Incident]]; it had been the first time, and, he hoped, the last time, he had slain someone out of sheer hatred. Humphrey also enjoyed a long talk with [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] and paid for the young man's room in gratitude.
 Humphrey was highly practical, and despite his shock at hearing of the death of [[Odessa Silverberg]], he immediately recognized that McDohl would be able to succeed Odessa as a leader. When Humphrey and [[Futch]] discovered [[Bright]], Humphrey was prepared to destroy Bright should Futch fail to accept him, despite the rarity of the creature. Despite his practicality, Humphrey could also be empathetic, and comforted Futch over [[Black]]'s death.
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 # [[Genso Suikoden II 108 Stars Character Guide]] (ISBN 4-88317-769-6), page 171
 # [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 165, 222-3
+# [[Genso Suikoden 108 Stars Character Guide]] (ISBN 4-7753-0050-4), page 96
 # [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], pages 30, 87, 103, 175, 198-9, 216, 263, 359