LogFAQs > #946507407

Eh, that probably wasn't the right way to express it. It ties into how the show presents these con artists as paragons of morality and heroes, I guess. Him trying to be a good person or whatever never feels like it fits in with his character. Spoilers up to ep 16: Like him turning himself in at the end of the first arc, or selling the real painting instead of the fake in the third arc, or getting a "real job" to make an honest living in the fourth arc. I'm not a fan of the way it portrays the main cast as super good guys in general, honestly.

One other thing that feels odd is how poor they seem all the time. Like is Cynthia seriously desperate enough to blow a guy to scam him after making probably $10 million the first arc? How come they have barely enough money to lose $2.5M in the bet in the second arc? I dunno. Makoto never seems to have any money either, despite stealing a bunch in the second and third arcs.
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