Ikegami
Ryoji . . .
is one who uses his brains more than his muscles. Not to say he is physically
weak but that he thinks before he acts. He is the sort who tackles problems
by thinking it through, listing out possible solutions and picking the
most sensible and effective one. Perhaps it is this brainy planning which
makes him seem rather sly and scheming.
Ikegami comes across as a dignified young man. He was a dependable and
responsible, though not zealous vice-captain. He is a more academic- and
probably career-orientated person. Interest(s) seem(s) to be of secondary
importance to him.
However he is not all straitlaced seriousness. He is receptive towards
people different from himself and possesses a rather dry sense of humour
whose displays always surprise others (usually the readers). And for some
unknown reason, I think he is quite talkative. Is it because he is not
the shy type who hesitates to speak his mind? |