.. He has no proof that our ML killed all those people.
Even if he had, all these could be falsified by a higher power than ML, which is the reason why no real suspects appeared. They are trying to bury it because the killer must be related to a higher power than law.
But you have in front of you a kid that lost it all, even his own memories and identity, and the only person who gave him back safety, a place to belong, a family... you decide to accuse him of being his torturer? What the frick is your end-game here?
This detective is the true example of how good-willed people can be the truly A-holes in a story. He may be trying to do the right thing, but by doing it he's destroying our MC's life.
I'm saying it once and twice, ML didn't do it. The real killer is still trying to end MC, so he's protecting him, while knowing he can't get to the real killer because of his power.
.. He has no proof that our ML killed all those people.
Even if he had, all these could be falsified by a higher power than ML, which is the reason why no real suspects appeared. They are trying to bury it because the killer must be related to a higher power than law.
But you have in front of you a kid that lost it all, even his own memories and identity, and the only person who gave him back safety, a place to belong, a family... you decide to accuse him of being his torturer? What the frick is your end-game here?
This detective is the true example of how good-willed people can be the truly A-holes in a story. He may be trying to do the right thing, but by doing it he's destroying our MC's life.
I'm saying it once and twice, ML didn't do it. The real killer is still trying to end MC, so he's protecting him, while knowing he can't get to the real killer because of his power.