Suzuki Minoru

Personality
Composed. Crisp of tone.

While he might be sharp and holds strong opinions (strangely positive!) towards the current government, he does not lose his temper easily. On the contrary, he makes a point of not forgetting his manners even when he stands in strong opposition to others.

For Minoru, order is not only important, but vital: he agrees with the worldview that's been coming down on the youth of his day, and is eager to be a part of a structure such as the one forming around him. However, this is not entirely out of an alignment to those values [he is not a Hierophant] but rather because his personal vision happens to match that of the world around it.

While he is the sort of character who stands by the rules, he isn't the "good natured rule-enforcer" archetype. His cordiality barely conceals a certain coldness, but not that of active disdain, or even scorn to others, but one of relative indifference. 'We are all cogs.'

Biography
He smiled when he saw the world taking shape. Or at least, that's what he saw-- as a kid, he worried his far-less conservative parents with that. Though he came from a warm home, he spouted the new "old" rhetoric of the regime like it came from his heart, and found in traditional values an appeal that the more loose-minded of his classmates did not. His grandparents had been much like him, or so he'd imagined from looking at pictures of them.

In late grade school, he was reliable to the teachers, polite to everyone, a tattle-tale to his classmates and generally not very well liked, but a good student. Nobody's friend, but a good student.

In early high-school, he found a chance to be a bit more agreeable, but only because the many times his grade school classmates ganged up on him on the way home from school taught him a lesson. Systematically polishing himself, he tailored a less... provoking attitude.

While not properly sociopathic, he does seem to think in utilitarian terms-- though he includes himself in this point of view, and came to believe that his friction with his classmates in grade school were because he had yet to find a proper role for himself, while they, in turn, had failed to understand their role. You know, as opposed to him being a little shit.

Alignment (presumed)
Law (strong). Minoru has a strong need for order and structure, and will likely be highly sympathetic to Kamijo's aims.