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Movie night but movie is long forgotten

Michael was at ComicCon yesterday and brought donuts to his young alter ego (played by Patrick Gibson) and the rest of the gang.

🔎 The way that Shinichi is instantly impressed by Heiji’s deductive abilities. He respects Heiji’s skill to such an extent that, solely out of concern for what will be discovered about him, he decides—unhesitatingly and while feeling deathly ill—to accompany the Detective of the West on a (seemingly non-murderous) case investigation that he pointedly had no interest in otherwise (Episode 48).

🔎 The way that Shinichi tells Heiji—the boy whose life has been so defined by comparisons to his father (and later to Shinichi himself), who is so insecure that he constructs unnecessary competitions in an effort to feel as though he’s worth something—what essentially amounts to, “You don’t have to prove yourself to me” (Episode 49). Despite the temporary antidote wearing off and making it a considerable effort to even remain standing, Shinichi is still sure to let Heiji know that there isn’t any competition in detective work—that “[t]here’s no winning, losing, above, or below when it comes to logic… After all, there’s always only one truth.”

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