The Prosecutor is a legal representative for the Nockfell community.
Appearance
The Prosecutor has grey eyes and cropped purple hair with a bald pattern in the shape of a ring around his crown.
Owing to his profession, the Prosecutor wears a dark grey sports jacket over a grey suit with a light grey collared shirt and a black tie.
He also possesses a very slim and elongated nose.
Personality
The Prosecutor takes his job very seriously and, like Clare Nettles, makes it a point to maintain a certain degree of pressure over defendants utilizing pointed questions and exposing inconsistencies in their stories.
He pays little to no credence to Sal Fisher's explanation behind his actions in Addison Apartments and even undertakes veiled efforts to make Sal seem like a menace to the courtroom.
Biography
The Prosecutor, as his title would suggest, works as the legal official regarding the legal cases that occur in the small community of Nockfell.
During the trial of Sal Fisher for the Mass Murder at Addison Apartments, the Prosecutor represented the opposition to Sal's claims of innocence and the existence of a grand conspiracy against mankind and systematically questioned all involved with the boy's personal life and mental examinations.
When Sal is called to give his testimony, the Prosecutor voices his skepticism regarding the veracity of Sal's assertions and reveals that a great deal of evidence was available that incriminated him; including video recordings, forensics, and eye-witness testimonies. Despite this, Sal continued with his story.
After listening to Sal's defense, the Prosecutor calls Ashley Campbell; a close friend of Sal and one of the eye-witnesses, and questions her knowledge of Sal's behavior and any possible indications that he would commit mass murder. In the end, the Prosecutor was unable to extract any incriminating information from the girl.
As the trial neared its closing, the Prosecutor called a member of the Devourers of God posing as Dr. Enon to the stand and asked if Sal was a victim of insanity or committed the heinous act of his own volition. The Imposter was quick to affirm that Sal was completely sane when he butchered the residents of Addison Apartments and could not plead insanity.
Whether he was involved with the cult or was simply committed to his profession, the Prosecutor succeeded in giving the Devourers of God what they wanted: Sal Fisher's execution.
Trivia
- The Prosecutor could be involved with the Devourers of God for two reasons:
- He has a bald spot in the shape of a ring around the back of his head, a similar hairstyle adopted by the Ghost of the Cultist in the cult's temple.
- His questioned were all angled at Sal being perfectly sane as to eliminate any chance for a plea towards insanity.
- It might be possible that the Prosecutor may be one of the individuals sacrificed by the cult, along with Neil and Maple, due to the corpse bearing a striking resemblance to him. However, this has not been confirmed.
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