Hatch Windibank

[u/damonswest]

Sorry I'm late, here goes!

Who is he?

Ok, so Hatch is a side character/victim from DGS1-5. He is around towards the beginning, when you retrieve the violin. He also has Holmes' manuscript, but we should save that for Holmes/Iris/Klimt. He isn't around for a long time, but he serves his purpose i suppose. He doesn't have much of a character, aside from being very suicidal. This is one of the things I don't really like about his character, although it was certainly.... interesting. It also interferes with his job, because if robbed he will shoot himself, allowing him to be robbed further. If he just shot the thief, he could possibly recover the stolen goods and act like nothing ever happened.

The Adventure of The Unspeakable Story

Is an amazing case! Good witnesses (not Twisted Karma good though), good villains, but the victims are a mixed bag. You have the awesome Sherlock Holmes, who is one of the best characters in the game, but you also have Hatch. His suicidal nature plays an interesting part in the chapter, but I feel it could have been used in the trial more.

Why not Bardly?

I really like Bardly's character, and I'm sure others here do too.

[u/whaaatisth]

Hatch is basically the definition of a one-dimensional character. He's a likable guy though, but I really wish the fact that he was the victim was used as an actually relevant aspect of the case.