Emil Sinclair

Personality
Sinclair's initial impression is that of the most timid, insecure and shy Sinner. Often, he comes across as the only one with a normal moral compass. It becomes clearer later, however, that Sinclair's nature hides a certain strength behind it, which comes to a head in Chapter 3. When Kromer recreates the worst night of Sinclair's life in front of him-the Christmas where she killed his family to 'set him free', Sinclair's hatred and rage come to the forefront, seeking bloody revenge on his former classmate turned tormentor. He calms down after some 'assistance' from Don Quixote, but it only sharpens his anger into a honed, determined point, while also giving him the confidence to ask Faust about the particulars of why the 12 were hired by Limbus Company: That they're being used to point the way and resonate with specific Golden Boughs.

Relationships
Father

Mother

Older Sister

Kromer: Former classmate turned enemy.

Demian: Former school friend, currently semi-mentor.

Background
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Quotes
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Trivia
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