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if he were faking his personality, wouldn't the games make that clearer? wouldn't there be an obvious contrast between his "fake" and "real" personalities? think about other pieces of media where a character is revealed to have a fake personality—for instance, The Good Place, which does it multiple times and each time shows an extremely obvious difference between the facade and the real person. and that show is for adults! why would a video game for children be less overt about it?

wouldn't he fake a better personality? why would his fake personality be "asshole who prods people for fun" and not something that would be more useful to his role? why would he intentionally draw attention and ire when part of his job is to spy on people and get information out of them? if he has the ability to create and maintain an entire fake personality, wouldn't he fake one that makes people like and trust him more? that could successfully convince Sora to join the Org in DDD, that could convince Luxord that he doesn't have any connection to the Box in ReMind, that gives him less friction with his coworkers?