Kind
Both words in one sentence
- Mission Control: The human Buck user of Forensic Phlebotinum, whose face is always obscured, kind of like a good guy version of Dr. Claw.
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Tawni Balfour in the fourth game's "A Pirate's Daughter" probably counts as well, only it's kind of obscured by the fact that pretty much every character in her campaign is some kind of violent and/or treacherous asshole.
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This was because her long snout kind of obscured it.
Source: No Mouth
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