A heroic clone

[herodrawing]

[Following is backdated to before Seta's invitation.]

Major Ingram really was a good guy all along? I had no idea... that Calico guy managed to trick everyone. He seemed just like the real deal!

It just shows that you can't judge someone just because he was made one way or another. Even if the Major was cloned to be a spy, goodness of his own heart prevailed.

[Izuru sits down while pondering loudly. He starts to sketch absent-mindedly.]

I wasn't there to see it, but it must've looked something like this. I'm sure...

Comments

[deathflag_survivor]

Yeah... Ingram was trying to help us out, and the Captain had his back the whole while.

[What he would've gived though to be there and just ask what the purpose of Mission Doll had been though...]



All the talk of clones also gives us a little more insight into the Balmarian forces too. And also that woman that looked like him.

I think it's only logical to assume she was some sort of opposite-sex clone.

[herodrawing]

Ehh? Opposite sex clone... isn't that too much like a science fiction comic?

[deathflag_survivor]

Frankly comic books are probably tamer than half the stuff we've gotten to tangle with. You're the comic book guy so you'd know, right?

[herodrawing]

Not all of them... but I see what you mean.

Still, Ingram was very good at the double agent thing. He managed to fool everyone.