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| − | He is a wiry man, often |
+ | He is a wiry man, often wears camouflage{{book ref|Steelheart|6}}, and does not have a specific role within the Reckoners -- instead he does odd jobs and 'fills in the gaps with mayonnaise', as he puts it.{{book ref|Steelheart|15}} He was a policeman in Nashville before it was annexed by the [[Coven]]. He is from the South, although his family is from Scotland. He has never been to Scotland, but uses Scottish slang and terminology anyway, despite his having a definite Southern accent. |
| + | He is fond of making absurd claims about topics such as his own past accomplishments, Scottish culture and history, and the "wee daemons" who allegedly power mobile phones and other technology. The extent to which he believes his own stories is ambiguous, although [[Jonathan Phaedrus|Prof]] suspected that he only did it to see how people would react.{{book ref|Steelheart|34}} |
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| − | He is fond of making jokes about "Daemons" in particular, including the "Ear Deamons". |
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Revisión del 19:31 22 feb 2017
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 por Jamie Knierim
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| Grupo | Reckoners |
| Mundo natal | Tierra (Reckoners) |
Cody is a member of the Reckoners.[1]
“ I fight because I was a cop, and I took an oath. ”
He is a wiry man, often wears camouflage[1], and does not have a specific role within the Reckoners -- instead he does odd jobs and 'fills in the gaps with mayonnaise', as he puts it.[3] He was a policeman in Nashville before it was annexed by the Coven. He is from the South, although his family is from Scotland. He has never been to Scotland, but uses Scottish slang and terminology anyway, despite his having a definite Southern accent.
He is fond of making absurd claims about topics such as his own past accomplishments, Scottish culture and history, and the "wee daemons" who allegedly power mobile phones and other technology. The extent to which he believes his own stories is ambiguous, although Prof suspected that he only did it to see how people would react.[4]